Talk:Human (album)
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[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:Human Album.jpg
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I have edited out some speculative gossip about the band that really did not involve or reflect upon the album. We might all know chronologically what was going on with Schuldiner and the band at this time, but with no references or citations, it read too much like a fanzine. The album was lovingly dedicated to Roger Patterson from Atheist? (it wasn't - Paul & Sean mention him in their thanks list) The lyrics are all about former band members & personal controversies? (they aren't - that's the following release TSOP) The fact of the matter is that Schuldiner did have the anti-rumor statement on Human clearly re: the resurgence of the band Massacre, made up of Rick, Terry, Bill & Kam, as well as the ongoing residual effects from the phony Death tour of Europe. This was a time when there was a lot of bad press about Schuldiner (which can all be read at emptywords.org). He reunited with his manager as a means of overcoming the disintegration of the band months earlier, and he got his act together. The resulting tour slammed the rumormongers and the sales were vindication. However, none of us can write this stuff unless we have evidence. Oh, I've also placed a citation notice by the Beavis and Butt-head thing because I believe it to be false. If no reference is added for this, I'll 'chuck' it (it was The Philosopher that was on B&B[1]). Cheers, A Sniper (talk) 07:36, 11 April 2008 (UTC)
