Talk:List of J-pop artists

message: According to , there are 4802 artists and groups.  Well, a lot more to go. Revth 15:04, 1 Sep 2004 (UTC)
thread_title: Number of artists and groups

message: A lot of the entries are band names, not artist names. In which case it is difficult to sort by surname. --210.160.195.187 02:25, 18 Dec 2004 (UTC)
thread_title: How to sort bands by "family name"

message: I think we need to make this one list from this and the following List of J-Pop artists:A - List of J-Pop artists:B - List of J-Pop artists:C - List of J-Pop artists:D - List of J-Pop artists:E - List of J-Pop artists:F - List of J-Pop artists:G - List of J-Pop artists:H - List of J-Pop artists:I - List of J-Pop artists:J - List of J-Pop artists:K - List of J-Pop artists:L - List of J-Pop artists:M - List of J-Pop artists:N - List of J-Pop artists:O - List of J-Pop artists:P - List of J-Pop artists:R - List of J-Pop artists:S - List of J-Pop artists:T - List of J-Pop artists:U - List of J-Pop artists:V - List of J-Pop artists:W - List of J-Pop artists:Y - List of J-Pop artists:Z.  It seems all these sub lists are unmanageable.--BirgitteSB 20:56, 30 November 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Merger 

message: Given that one of the complaints in the second AfD is that this list doesn't offer any more information than a category (which is specious, per WP:LIST, but it's a complaint offered elsewhere as well), I'm wondering whether it would be more useful to reorganize the list to something loosely chronological, by year of formation or something similar. The complementary category is perforce alphabetical, but this need not be. —Quasirandom (talk) 14:59, 6 August 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: Given that the AfD was complete POV and unanimously voted down, I don't see why the list has to change just because of it. I've started going though and pruning the entries, correcting redirects to disambigs, etc. Someone probably needs to make sure that all the artists listed in the category of J-pop artists are listed here as well. That's really the only work that needs to be done to this list. Unless additional information about each artist can be added to give a digest of each article to the readers. --AeronPrometheus (talk) 01:31, 7 August 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  Possible reorganization 

message: Uhh, this is kinda minor/major depending on how you look at it.
Some of the artists listed here probably shouldn't be on the list, given the definition that "pop" refers to popular music in Japan (I am correct on this, right? it doesn't refer to the genre of pop?). 
Main point: check over the artists/facts before adding them on (I like what Revth said about using .) Just letting people know because there's are lots of artists to go through and I may be shearing off some of them.
Sophixer (talk) 04:20, 10 January 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Not all artists are J-"Pop" artists. 

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message: ADL122, Aggroknuckle, Babymetal, Blackpink, BTS, Burzum, Gackt, Hobbit (Italian band), The Hu, Kimio Eto, Klaha, Mana, Michio Miyagi, Skoll, Sotto Fascia Semplice, WagakkiBand, X Japan, Yuriko Tiger, ZetaZeroAlfa. Note: not all of them are actually Japanese, but most of them were inspired by Japan (Yuriko Tiger, Sotto Fascia Semplice and Skoll, for instance).--80.183.21.152 (talk) 19:10, 19 October 2020 (UTC)
thread_title:  Do those artists count as J-Pop? 

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