Talk:People!

message: I'd love to know any info on this band!
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Well apparantly it is a recognised scientific fact that their music was 'ahead of their time'. This must be the least encyclopedic article ever written. But i'm not gonna change it, I don't give a damn. If you like the band, good for you.
Yeah, this article was pretty obviously written by a fan.64.185.120.213 06:16, 6 December 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  I'd love to know any info 

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Likewise for People's version of the Zombies tune "I Love You." This group formed in San Jose and gigged around steadily before its rendition of "I Love You" rocketed up the charts in the United States and abroad. Oddly, a spat over song titles and Scientology led to a parting of ways, and lead singer Larry Norman quit the band the day the album was released.
This information and citation/source should be added to this article.  Cirt (talk) 11:39, 9 December 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Citation, source to add info to article 

message: This article has been edited many times by ex-band members, particularly John Riolo. While I appreciate the work and the firsthand knowledge, the tone is just too full of puffery and enthusiasm for an encyclopedia article. I've tried to rephrase things in a more neutral way, and cut some of the more digressive portions, it still is a very unbalanced article and reads very much like a personal reminiscence. Stylistic problems include calling people by their first names and the somewhat random use of italics and capital letters. Content problems include incessant remarks about how terrific the musicians are and an excessive amount of detail about the post-band careers of its members (especially Larry Norman, who has his own article), and some factual claims that are unsourced and, frankly, somewhat dubious (being the first band with two lead singers, two drummers, first rock opera--if these things are true, they need a better level of sourcing than they have). I understand that this is a labor of love for some of the editors, but we have to maintain a neutral and objective tone--this isn't a fan page. If you feel that its necessary to keep adding this fan-like material back in, please discuss it here first and get some feedback. · rodii · 22:47, 27 November 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Please help clean up this article 

message: Isn't the  claim that The Epic inspired Tommy a pretty transparent example of a Larry Norman exaggeration?  Has Pete Townsend ever said so first hand?  If not, it should be removed.  Larry had a well-earned reputation for telling some stretchers to make him look more important in secular rock music than he was. 167.206.229.129 (talk) 18:00, 10 August 2011 (UTC)
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