==Unsolicited advice (but could be helpful)== 
 Hi, I'm , and I work with the The AMA, but I'm not acting as advocate for either of you at present.  I'm writing this to both  and  about your recent flurry of edit disputes.  I can assure you, without any judgement, that both of you have actually violated some of wikipedia's policies, and either of you or both of you could be subject to being blocked if it continues.   

 However, from looking at your edits, I see that both of you are active contributors and you have both added valuable material to the wikipedia, and I hate to see your productivity wasted.  You seem to have gotten into a situation where you are editing competitively rather than cooperatively with each other.  That's a shame, since you both seem very knowledgeable and since you seem to share an interest in the same types of music. 

 ===My proposal=== 
 I'd like to work with both of you to not only resolve the conflict, and to advise you on how to avoid this type of conflict in the future.  There are a few simple ideas I have that have benefited me in the past, and I've come to see them as valuable core ideas for wikipedia editors.  My goal would be to get you two working as a team, by working with each other collaboratively I think you could absolutely rock!  

 I don't really want to put the effort forth to help you though, unless you are both into it, your disputes are really so minor and easy to fix that really, since I'm kinda lazy I'd prefer to just go around cleaning up after the two of you.  That wouldn't be as productive of a solution though, and not the 'best thing for wikipedia'.  If you'd like my help becoming a dedicated editing team, I am absolutely willing to spend the time to help you.  What do you think? Answer on