Talk:Skinny Puppy

Name Origin?
In various books about Disney's Haunted Mansion, it is mentioned that the band Skinny Puppy took their name from the night watchman's malnourished dog seen during the graveyard sequence of the popular attraction. Should this information be added to the article? 207.45.43.68 (talk) 15:11, 13 May 2008 (UTC)


 * There have been various theories given as to the origin. If a good cite could be found, I think it would be a valuable addition.  Though this is not likely a good source, SP was asked what the origin was in a 1985 interview.  66.191.19.68 (talk) 21:10, 7 January 2009 (UTC)

back and forth names
People seem to be getting confused over them...

It should be:


 * Back and Forth
 * Back and Forth series Two
 * Brap: Back and Forth vol. 3 & 4
 * Doomsday: Back and Forth vol. 5
 * Back and Forth Six
 * Back and Forth Vol 7

The 'series' of Back and Forth series Two's name refers to the fact its the second series of the Back and Forth demo tape. The 'volumes' were later created as the idea of volumes of old unreleased material (5 being the exception).

The Back and Forth albums are seperated because of that, Back and Forth being the original demo tape, 2 being an expanded re-release and then the others being their own albums.


 * True enough. Back and Forth Six is actually "Back and Forth 06SIX" or something like that. There are a few other inconsistencies/minor errors in the titles of the SP discography articles on here (eg. "&" versus "and", leading "the" missing, etc.). Feel free to jump in and help correct them. heqs ·:. 10:07, 30 June 2007 (UTC)

greatest industrial bands ever
Truely one of the greatest industrial bands ever, and one of the most underrated Canadian bands. Paragraph 2 needs some work.

"industrial" quotes
Quick question. . . why is industrial in quotes at the beginning of this article? Is it really necessary? Eldamorie 01:54, 5 Jun 2005 (UTC)

industrial
Yeah, I agree with the above question. We shouldn't be afraid to use the word industrial. Besides, Skinny Puppy helped define the genre post Throbbing Gristle. Iluvchineselit 18:34, 10 Jun 2005 (UTC)

-- I strongly disagree. Skinny Puppy is not an industrial band. In America, it appears to be a common mistake to apply the name "industrial" to any kind of dark electronic music, even to bands like VNV Nation which is completely wrong. Right now under "genre" it says Industrial / Alternative. I would rather it said Electronic, Experimental, Alternative. To me, bands like SPK and Throbbing Gristle are industrial bands, but Skinny Puppy is too dance-y and mainstream to fit in that category.


 * We need not get into a genre war. It is generally accepted that Skinny Puppy is an industrial band, and is very commonly referred to as such. Also, please sign your comments. --NeoVampTrunks 21:20, 3 February 2007 (UTC)

In an older interview, Ogre described the music of Skinny Puppy as electro-acoustic. He didn't use the term Industrial. There was no Industrial movement in North America. The movement in USA and Canada started with the post-industrial movement in the early 80s. It was a Industrial-Goth-Punk mixture, the same with FLA and Numb. (this is why Rivetheads are northamerican phenomenon). --Diluvien 20:33, 25 May 2007 (UTC)


 * Regarding the revert war about genre and influences:
 * I don't really care if Skinny Puppy is Industrial or not. Do they meet the "pure" definition? No... but it's the most common label used to describe them in the press, and it is a nice catch-all for all the other various sub-genres that writers try to slot them into. In the last few days while doing some research for this article I've seen them called everything from punk to shock rock to "gothic dance music"... and apparently Ogre thought they were electro-acoustic, well that's nice. Wikipedia looks kind of ridiculous when there are 10 genres listed in the infobox, like this was some kind of social tagging site. Anyway, I'm not going to insist on "Industrial" and it's not why I was reverting...
 * As for "influences"... it's a similar situation in that you have to draw the line somewhere. That's nice that you provided a link that lists 13 influences, and cherry picked 2 to name in the article. How are we going to decide which to list in the article? It's entirely subjective. I could find 4 or 5 other sites that list another 25 or 30 purported "influences" on Skinny Puppy. I had included the influences named in the AMG bio, but I am going to remove them now because I propose that we keep it simple and take it from the source: in the liner notes to Back & Forth, Nocturnal Emissions, Portion Control and Legendary Pink Dots are thanked as influences. This can be verified at the official discography. IMHO this is a good place to start, and probably end with it... because even compiling a list of every band/person name checked by Ogre or Key as influences in interviews or whatever is going to make for a really great list but not a really good article... heqs 00:21, 26 May 2007 (UTC)


 * I agree, as you might guess from my edits. If there is serious dispute whether or not Skinny Puppy is industrial, e.g. because someone has published an article in a reliable source claiming they aren't, then that could of course be mentioned. I haven't found any such dispute outside of a handful of internet message boards, though, and the press, published books, etc., consistently refer to them as "industrial"; the purist definition of "nothing past TG is industrial" appears not to be used by much of anyone. --Delirium 18:49, 26 May 2007 (UTC)


 * If there is any question about what industrial is, you should check out the wiki for Industrial. If you want a quick list:


 * Being created for a new generation of people.
 * Normally a darker atmosphere.
 * Digital editing with samples, clips, etc.
 * Use of new, experimental, "gritty," or "hands-on" methods/technology to create the music.
 * Music that can be called out of the norm.


 * Sounds like industrial to me. Xe7al (talk) 01:38, 6 January 2008 (UTC)

I think they should just get called Alternative electronic or at most ebm too many people will disagree if we keep labeling them industrial. --IndusterX242 —Preceding unsigned comment added by IndusterX242 (talk • contribs) 14:05, 16 February 2008 (UTC)

lolwut that's not what Industrial is at all. Even the Industrial article of Wikipedia is better than that. Throbbing Gristle, SPK, some Einstürzende Neubauten, and some Cabaret Voltaire. Groups such as those can be considered Industrial. Skinny Puppy took a lot of influence from the genre, but only Too Dark Part and Last Rights contain any songs that are even close to Industrial. The rest of their music is purely Post-Industrial. If you really want to have "Industrial" in the genre list for the band, I suppose that isn't the worst thing in the world, as some of their music is heavily influenced by the genre... but the band's albums' articles ALL have Industrial in them. That is not acceptable at all. Listen to Mythmaker or The Greater Wrong of the Right and try to tell me that's Industrial. If you do, you have no idea what you're talking about. The problem is, everybody thinks that the phrase "Post-Industrial" is some kind of insult, and they don't let anybody classify their bands in that group. I'm not saying Skinny Puppy isn't a good band. I like a lot of their songs, and I even own a few of their albums, but they are NOT and Industrial band. 72.94.149.141 (talk) 15:29, 17 May 2008 (UTC)


 * When you say "that's not what Industrial is at all" and you're referring to my previous post, I would look at the Industrial page as I pointed out. It's says that right there.  If you want to get real picky, we can go ahead and stop using the term Industrial for anything other than groups that were signed under Industrial Records.  The fact of the matter is Industrial is the broad genre. I don't believe that Industrial is as much a sub-genre anymore as it is an all encompassing main genre. I almost find it as silly as someone saying music is Post-Classical. Xe7al (talk) 21:28, 23 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Well said. Genres don't end, they evolve. I guess we are in the 3rd or 4th generation now, so maybe we should say post-post-industrial. I've always thought prefixing genres with "post" is ridiculous and counterproductive. If you need to make a time period distinction, say 70s industrial. If you say 90s industrial, the first band that everyone will assume you mean is Skinny Puppy. I'd like to walk into a record store and see a tiny rock section containing the Beatles, and 1/3rd of the rest of the store sectioned as post-rock. Freqsh0 (talk) 00:14, 24 May 2008 (UTC)
 * Technically, the Beatles would be post-rock. =P Either way, I think if we removed Post-Industrial from the genre listing and just stuck and Industrial and EBM, we'd be good. Including Post-Industrial next to Industrial looks pretty silly. Xe7al (talk) 03:45, 24 May 2008 (UTC)

One last thing: I went through a few music sites to see what Skinny Puppy is considered. Everywhere I go, they say Industrial or include Industrial. The only groups that appear to ever disagree are those in discussion groups. So since wikipedia does not accept original research, forum discussions, and any other refutable information I say we cut the Post-Industrial (for the points I made before). By including EBM and Industrial together, we are denoting that it is a form of Post-Industrial. I have a question though: Would we want to include just gothic as well? Not gothic rock, or metal, just gothic. I'm not sure where I stand on that one. Xe7al (talk) 04:16, 25 May 2008 (UTC)
 * The Yahoo Launch Network: Industrial
 * Vampirefreaks: Electronic/Industrial-Rock
 * Metropolis Records: Industrial
 * Discogs: Industrial/Gothic/EBM

Since someone just took out EBM, I realized that was definitely wrong (Skinny Puppy is not music you can dance to). So I pinned Electro-Industrial on their genres to make both sides to this argument happy (or at least less aggravated). The wiki for Electro-industrial definitely describes SP. Xe7al (talk) 19:00, 1 June 2008 (UTC)

Electro and Post industrial Hit the nail of the Head this Genres are the Really Core Sound of skinny puppy - combined with Guitar Elements and since 2004 Elements from Experimental Electronic Music styles - Someone call those Elemente Electronica or IDM so i Think Electro Industrial and Post industrial should be the Genres which are listed Industrial Rock is Useless because its a Post industrial Genre I know Electro industrial too but they Are One of the Most influenced Bands from that Genre.

And to Call the Early Works synth Pop is far away from the truth the remission Sound was close to Electro Wave and very influenced by Portion Control we should delete it Post Punk is far away from the truth too they Were influenced by Post Punk Bands - and yes they use Guitar Elements But it Never was Post Punk those should be deleted too — Preceding unsigned comment added by Brosi90 (talk • contribs) 13:25, 29 September 2013 (UTC)

Ogre said in an Interview from June 2013 following

" There’s a very military side to industrial music and we are far more on the psychedelic side. There’s a regimented side to industrial music. When everything gets too uniform and a song layout is too regimented..... i want to shoot myself,"

That shows us that they see their music and themselves as a non military and more psycedelic version of industrial or Post Industrial Music .. i think this is a good label for their music--95.222.17.23 (talk) 18:17, 11 October 2013 (UTC)

picture
That's not a very great picture of Skinny Puppy..

dwayne side project
Dwayne also had several side projects outside of Skinny Puppy. The more notable among them ADUCK and a side project with Phil "Philth" Western of plateaU.

Bad picture
Wow... that is a REALLY bad picture of skinny puppy... how about we add one circa mid 80's???

Not a HORRIBLE picture but DEFINITELY underwhelming for how visual this band is. Also, it doesn't even show Dwayne or cEvin, who are just as if not more responsible for the band.

slightly reworked
first of all please use headings when commenting, with apologies to the original authors, I added them here to make for an easier read. I reworked the years active part to reflect that Skinny Puppy disbanded in '95, reunited briefly for Dresden, and then later reunited (i used the release date of the underworld (Soundtrack) for the 2003 date). I thought the opening paragraph was a little too small so I added a NIN reference there, please remove it if you can think of something better to add to that paragraph. Naufana 05:02, 17 July 2006 (UTC)

Remove tracklistings
Personally I feel the tracklistings should be removed from the Collections information. It's more appropriate to have tracklistings on the pages for the Collections themselves and not in the main article. None of the rest of the releases have them. heavensblade23 00:21, 21 August 2006 (UTC)
 * I removed the tracklistings for the back & forth releases (as they have their own pages) but i left in the other collections' tracklistings, as they do not yet have their own articles. Articles should be created for the b-sides collect and the singles collect, whereas notes should be put on the pages for bites and remission, explaining the "Bites & Remission" release, as i feel that it does not warrant its own page.68.255.184.74 03:20, 2 October 2006 (UTC)

template Skinny Puppy
I popped off a template for Skinny Puppy and linked it around. Na uf ana  :  talk  06:31, 24 October 2006 (UTC)

new album info?
who took out the info about the new album? i glanced through the page's history, and all i came across concerning that info was that someone stated that they had "moved it from the greater wrong... section, and there was a section for the new album"... really? where? - (the previous unsigned comment was posted by User:65.43.217.207)


 * I removed it because it did not seem to be encyclopedic info, it appeared to be a cut and paste of cEvin Key's responce e-mail concerning the Vault 2. An encyclopedic entry concerning the new album would be welcome. As a general rule of thumb, though, one should not directly cut and paste anything into wikipedia. Although any entry on the new album could cite that e-mail (or the litany forum post) as a reference, with " ." Also that post ended with Key's e-mail address, which is generally not allowed, and an advertisement for the vault 2, which is also generally not allowed. Na uf ana  :  talk  17:40, 29 October 2006 (UTC)

side-projects & guest appearances
Recently I've been playing around with an article devoted to all of the various Skinny Puppy side-projects and guest appearances. Thus far I've only listed the side-projects along with the various members of each group. The page in progress can be found on my sandbox, here. If anyone wants to edit it while it's still in progress, please do. I'd like to create a brief description of each band's style and discog (assuming they do not already have a wiki article). If anyone can help me with a list of guest appearances please either edit the sanbox or let me know on my talk page. Thanks. Na uf ana :  talk  22:22, 29 October 2006 (UTC)


 * Good start. I went ahead and made List of Skinny Puppy side projects. heqs 20:57, 12 May 2007 (UTC)

"Tapeworm" mistag?
I just recently heard "Worlock" for the 1st time, and I'm a bit surprised. My reason is, earlier, I'd had listened to the same song, under the name of Trent Reznor's "tapeworm" project, called "Warlock (ft. Marilyn Manson)" Aside from feeling like an idiot, I'm a bit confused. Is that remix actually tapeworm, or someone else? I assume so because the background vocals DO sound like Maynard James Keenan, who's supposed to be a collaborator... But seeing how wrong I was the 1st time, I have to make sure.

-- you'd listened to the song illegally downloaded as an mp3, the remix is on the album remix dys temper by skinny puppy and has nothing to do with nine inch nails or trent reznor or marilyn manson or tapeworm or maynard james keenan.


 * The version on remix dystemper is remixed by Rhys Fulber, and does not contain any contributions from Tapeworm, MM or MJK. The connections between them are not that far off though, just look at the many production/remix credits of Skinny Puppy's Dave "Rave" Ogilvie, or Manson's bassist Tim Skold, who was a member of ohGr's live band on their 2001 tour. Danny Carey also guested on Skinny Puppy's The Greater Wrong of the Right; him and cEvin Key are said to be good friends. Tool were also known to play Skinny Puppy CDs over the PA before taking to the stage at some of their live shows. Ogre also toured and performed with Reznor in Pigface; they sang together on stage. Oh, and NIN opened for Puppy in 1988. heqs 18:53, 21 May 2007 (UTC)

Bill Leeb never mentioned in liner notes?
Heqs, I noticed you recently made a change to the article that mentions Bill Leeb was "never listed as a member in album liner notes". I could be wrong, but I'm almost certain I remember seeing Wilhelm Schroeder credited in the liner notes for Bites. Unfortunately the CD case is currently hundreds of miles away at my parents' house, so I can't check the precise wording at the moment. Might be something to look into. – 67.43.92.191 15:55, 18 June 2007 (UTC)


 * Wilhelm Schroder -- aka Bill Leeb -- is most certainly in the liner notes for Bites. He gets credited as a guest artist for playing bass synth on Ice Breaker and The Choke. DivisionByZer0 03:52, 27 June 2007 (UTC)

Leeb is listed under "guest artists" in the Bites liner notes (I am looking at them right now). He is credited for parts on one track ("The Choke") on the original LP and only a handful of other tracks. To the best of my knowledge he was never listed as a member in any release. He is often referred to as having been a member, largely because he did tour with the band in 1985, and appeared as the third member in certain promotional materials from that era. This is why I classify him as a guest musician (one of a few that have appeared on multiple releases) and a live member. heqs ·:. 10:02, 30 June 2007 (UTC)

Other Influences...
I in the "Styles and Themes" section, I would like to suggest putting two more Skinny Puppy influences: Kraftwerk and Public Image Ltd. Musicaindustrial 13:58, 8 September 2007 (UTC)

Dead Link
Reference 21 is now a dead link. I did a little searching around and can't find the interview from Spin magazine or any interview during 1996. Xe7al (talk) 08:56, 1 January 2008 (UTC)

why no b & f 7 article?
seriously, the things been out for awhile now, why hasn't anyone created an article for it? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 65.43.216.72 (talk) 22:19, 5 January 2008 (UTC)

Gothic Rock
Why in HELL are they listed as being Goth Rock? They have nothing to do with Goth Rock. The Industrial label was bad enough, but this is just getting stupid. I'm not normally one to edit Wikipedia articles-- or even to use Wikipedia often-- but I couldn't believe it when I saw this. 72.94.149.141 (talk) 15:37, 17 May 2008 (UTC)

I was reading the article on goth rock which said "The blending of goth and 'industrial' music scenes and subcultures can be heard in the music of industrial bands such as Skinny Puppy" so I added it to the genres. Ash Loomis (talk) 16:45, 17 May 2008 (UTC)

Doom Generation
There currently is no mention of their appearance in the Doom Generation. A minor point, but may be of interest. 66.191.19.217 (talk) 22:34, 10 January 2009 (UTC)

Genre Revert
I reverted the last few edits regarding the genre section. Skinny Puppy has a totally different style from Glitch/Glitchcore. Furthermore, even the Glitchcore page needs serious work right now in regard to citing sources. Also, while Skinny Puppy has taken minor influence from IDM music (as this article does point out), it does not make Skinny Puppy an IDM group. Electronica is probably the farthest I would go. Unless we can find some real sources that point out that Skinny Puppy is either genre (IDM or Glitch/Glitchcore), I would suggest leaving it off of the list. Their more recent work is further from the styles of Glitch/Glitchcore, and that was a genre that was started in the 90s. Xe7al (talk) 09:24, 14 June 2009 (UTC)

Hey i totally agree with you

They arent a IDM or a Glitch band or else.. They only thing is that they use some elements of those experimental electronic music genres like Glitch IDM Breakbeat Drum n Bass since 2004 (TGWOTR) Maybe this is the Reason why those Genres are listed on the SP Discography - for example on the Weapon or handover wiki site.. On the German SP Wiki they are listed as Post Industrial / Electronica.. You can call and label them as experimental because they use so many differend elements of experimental electronic music Yeah their sound is purely Post Industrial / Electro Industrial ( Offshot) with some Guitar Elements since the mid 80s ( Dig It, Testure) BTW Guitars are a part of the Electro Industrial Genre through SP many Electro Industrial Bands of the 90s added Guitars to their Sound.. Many of them are influenced from SP, thats true.

The Genre on the Wiki site should be Post Industrial, Electro Industrial. Electro Industrial is a offshot and a Genre which was influenced by Skinny Puppy .Industrial Rock/Metal is useless too because this is just another Post Industrial Sub Genre The Elements of those experimental electronic sounds arent a reason for adding them to the "Main Gerne list"

BTW Synth Pop (early) is far away from the truth, too.. Remission is close to Electro Wave but im sure SP never done Synth pop.. melodic based tracks from them arent a reason for calling them Synth Pop. Remission and other early releases are similar to some Portion Control Tracks.. Btw PC was a huge influence for SP.--Brosi90 (talk) 18:27, 26 September 2013 (UTC)

They also use elements of Industrial Metal (which very much is a separate genre) and Dark Ambient (again this is not just a "post industrial" style - otherwise Lustmored etc would have to be described as post-industrial only), that is not a reason to change their genre on the main article. Your arguments have no citations and edits were made without debate or consensus. 0-0-17

--95.222.17.23 (talk) 18:17, 26 September 2013 (UTC)

Increase importance=Top (from low) for the WikiProject Canada
To match the Industrial Portal, the importance for the WikiProject Canada should also be increased. If "The group is widely considered the founders of the electro-industrial subgenre.[1]", I believe this article should be rated the same in the WikiProject Canadian music group. If I am wrong, there are only 2 articles there now with this rating and somone will see it. Argolin (talk) 12:43, 11 April 2010 (UTC)


 * My comment above regarding the change of importance from low to top was posted after newly signing up to the Music of Canada group. I contacted User:Moxy regarding this change in priority and he did not have a problem with with it.  I still maintain that a Top importance to Canadian music is not unwarranted.  Maybe this is a topic for discussion at Music of Canada Portal?Argolin (talk) 06:01, 21 April 2010 (UTC)


 * If you want to raise the importance level to top, that's fine with me. I'm only interested in it because I'm in WP:INDUSTRIAL.  If you're going to raise it to top priority, however, you should read the good article review below and help to make the improvements necessary to get the article to GA status. :) Torchiest (talk | contribs) 06:27, 21 April 2010 (UTC)


 * Sorry, I should have stated that I reverted the change done by User:Sir Richardson only for the Canadian music group. Sir Richard changed the importance from Top to High and didn't leave a comment. I did note in the "Summary" section of the previous edit:  (why I reverted change in priority from User:Sir Richardson.)  Argolin (talk) 07:41, 21 April 2010 (UTC)

Animal Rights
I think I remember reading somewhere that during their early tours, SP donated a percentage of the tour revenue to animal rights charities. Anyone able to confirm or deny this? Canine virtuoso (talk) 01:45, 19 May 2010 (UTC)

Hey Joel I disagree with you that Skinny Puppy is Post Industrial. They were one of the first Industrial bands, so how can they be 'post-' something they created!?!??!? Anyhow I just wanted to make sure you didn't change it back and I will keep an eye on this article, heheheeh JEFF SCHMIDT 174.30.20.19 (talk) 16:00, 14 July 2010 (UTC)


 * You should read the article on industrial music. Skinny Puppy weren't the creators of the genre, but they have been very important members of it.  Post-industrial music is what most people think of when they hear the word industrial. —Torchiest talk/contribs 16:26, 14 July 2010 (UTC)

Hi, I was looking for a place to point out the contradiction that this band is an early pioneer of industrial music, so it is a bit of a contradiction to then label them post-industrial. They may have one post industrial album in "The Process", but otherwise they were right there at the start. That's not very "post" now is it? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 96.40.140.93 (talk) 03:56, 27 October 2011 (UTC)

In Solvent See release date
In the current version of the article, there is a citation and statement for the release day of In Solvent See in February 2011. However, a look on Amazon for the US list no releases of this album for any time. Canada and Germany (the former the home to Skinny Puppy, the latter where the publishing company exists) lists a "TBA" with no art or listings. Canada says it's to be released in May 2011. I do believe that this article's release date for In Solvent See should be considered wrong and updated, or at least listed as no confirmed release date. --Iwriteforme (talk) 08:19, 3 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Well, since it has a reliable source stating Feb 2011, I think it's okay to leave it, but maybe you can find another source with more recent information, since that source is about three and a half months old. —Torchiest talkedits 13:11, 3 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Here's another source from last October also saying Feb 2011. I haven't been able to find anything more recent yet. —Torchiest talkedits 13:19, 3 February 2011 (UTC)
 * I'm just pointing out that Amazon says it won't be out this month in the US, Canada or Germany, and so far no one else seems to list the album coming out this month except those old posts. Even Skinny Puppy's website doesn't list the album as arriving soon. Synthetic Symphony's website is difficult to reach anymore, likely due to their insolvency issues. But as of right now, I see nothing other than those blog posts saying that the album will be released this month, and it's this month and retailers and the band itself don't seem to show that it will be released this month. --Iwriteforme (talk) 19:10, 3 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Okay, I reworded it some. See what you think. —Torchiest talkedits 19:25, 3 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Amazon Canada lists a release date of May 31, 2011, and I have no idea how they arrived at that date. But at least the article says that there's no sign of it really coming out this month. That is, it's more factual now. Thank you. --Iwriteforme (talk) 05:26, 4 February 2011 (UTC)

Line up
I agree that it has a little matter to write in article about guest musicians. But here is no information about years of "being in band" and "instruments played by" in former members section. As Iremember all band members contributed more than one instrument. Also it's not clear about live musicians. There was inly Justin Bennet as live musician? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 95.132.61.205 (talk) 12:35, 28 January 2012 (UTC)

link to Rave
the Link to Dave The Rave Ogilvie's page, in the first section of the article, incorrectly routes to another similarly named artist 24.27.14.98 (talk) 04:59, 29 June 2013 (UTC)


 * I fixed one link in the intro. I didn't see others. --Privong (talk) 22:50, 24 June 2017 (UTC)

Skinny Puppy Sound since Reunion
Can you Tell me how you can call the Music style of skinny puppy After the Réunion ? Is it still Electro industrial ? Or is skinny puppy just a Electronica band which combined Several Elements of Differend Experimental Electronic Music styles knows as Electronica or IDM ? For me its a mixture of Electro Industrial and modern experimental Electronic sounds known as Electronica or IDM --Brosi90 (talk) 15:15, 14 October 2013 (UTC)Thanks for your help

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