Talk:Armadillo World Headquarters
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[edit] External link request
I spent many nights photographing bands at the Armadillo and have been working on uploading these photos to my website as a photo archive. I currently have a dozen photos of the club, plus about 25 photos of bands that played there including Spirit, Roger McGuinn, and Kenny Loggins. You can view the archive here, Armadillo Archive. The photo illustrating this article is one that I have put into the public domain. I'd like to also add a link from this article to my archive so that more people can relive their memories or see what it looked like if they never got to visit the club. In accordance to Wiki policy, I'm soliciting the points of view of other editors. Would anyone be opposed to including this link? SteveHopson 22:19, 13 August 2006 (UTC)
