Moved the following from the article page at the request of user/editor EscapeOrbit to this discussion page in the Good Faith Assumption (see Wikipedia:Assume good faith) that user/editor EscapeOrbit will NOT then reinsert those parts of the discussion that he favors back into the article page to the exclusion of those parts he does not favor. Everyone should be given the opportunity to act in the good faith and fair dealing manner we all expect of each other. EscapeOrbit, this is your opportunity to live up to the good faith belief (see Wikipedia:Assume good faith) we are extending you as a fellow editor (Surely, in good faith and fair dealing, you didn't mean that we were to take part of the discussion from the hidden note and move it to the discussion page and leave behind other parts of the discussion  just those parts that expressed only your personal views on the subject  no one really ever would request that, would they? Of course not.): 

! Please read the cite and contribute to talk page discussion before changing this the word "are"  DO NOT CHANGE THIS TO IS OR WERE. 'Are' is the correct UK primary compulsory education reading level term I hope it is acceptable to expand this note that I agree does serve a purpose here; the expansion being because at University level (grade level 9 UK  equivalent to American grade 15 (college junior and up)), in Britain we do learn a more technical (worldly?) style that would treat a proper name such as this as a singular noun for purpose of common speaker predicate verb conjugation and Brian and Roger still perform together, so the band in present tense verbiage exists at the time that these words are read