Talk:More Than Words Can Say

message: Of all the idiots to push the whole world of rock is Satanic, someobody out there keeps editing this page to reflect his or her belief there is a pentagram on Alias' debut album.  It's obvious, if one takes the time to LOOK at the cover, it's a sheriff's badge, which likely is in reference to the band Sheriff -- which was the forerunner to Alias.  To bolster this original research, this idiot continues on a "666" rampage that becasue "six o;clock in the morning" is referenced three times in the song  - twice in one verse and once in another - that this is a Satanic reference.  Stop it with the original research and opinion.  Discuss it here before you make any more changes, capiche?  It's getting ridiculous. 76.214.218.23 (talk) 02:11, 2 June 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: It's NOT a Pentagram

message: Once again, I edit this article and request anyone who has a valid source to PROVE the sheriff's bage on the cover of Alias' album is meant to be a pentagram, and that saying "six o'clock in the morning" three times in the same song over 2 different verses is a reference to 666 to please cite to said source before changing this article again.  Fair enough? 76.214.197.145 (talk) 05:51, 20 April 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: Pentagram(Again??)

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thread_title: Fair use rationale for Image:CanSAAAAYY.jpg