Talk:...And Then There Were Three...

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* http://www.soundandvisionmag.com/musicreviews/2285/genesis-in-surround.html
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--JeffGBot (talk) 22:20, 20 May 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  Dead link 

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* http://www.genesis-news.com/genesis/reviews/sacds/1976-1982.htm
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* http://www.genesis-news.com/genesis/reviews/sacds/interview-with-nick-davis.htm
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* http://www.blender.com/guide/back-catalogue/54728/133-then-there-were-three-133.html
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thread_title:  Dead link 4 

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* http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/genesis/albums/album/104990/review/5944592/and_then_there_were_three
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thread_title:  Dead link 5 

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thread_title: Assessment comment

message: This article has seen a long string of editors trying to classify the album as progressive rock, but without sources. In the last four months, the genre warring has this history:
*December 2019 – IP from Gravesend, Kent, UK removing references to pop rock and replacing with " Art rock, progressive rock, psychedelic rock"
*December 2019 – User Misiek7PL adding prog rock
*February 2020 – IP from St Petersburg, Russia adding prog rock
*March 2020 – IP from Varekil, Sweden adding prog rock
*April 2020 – IP from Tel Aviv, Israel adding prog rock
*April 2020 – IPs from Curitaba, Brazil repeatedly adding prog rock
None of these editors cited a source for prog rock, which means the existing citations are not contradicted – the ones that say the album showed Genesis moving away from prog rock and toward pop rock. Binksternet (talk) 17:13, 15 April 2020 (UTC)
thread_title:  Prog rock genre warring 

message: Upon reviewing the given citation and reading page 150 (and surrounding pages) of Bowler & Dray's biography of Genesis, there is no mention of the term "pop rock," or even a reference to the album as such. There are two references to "pop," both of which I will clarify. The first is a reference to "Follow You Follow Me" as a "lovely little pop song." However, as SummerPhD has previously clarified, we are not discussing the genre of a single song, we are discussing the genre of an album, and so such a citation would be insufficient for our purposes. The second reference is a quote from Tony Banks, which describes "most of the Genesis catalog" as "Pop music done with more subtlety," which is not specific to the album in question.
Unless a reliable source can be found for the "Pop rock" tag, the genre should be removed for failing to meet our standards. Denimspoon (talk) 15:44, 30 May 2020 (UTC)
thread_title:  Calling into question the validity of the Pop Rock citation