Talk:Mark Oliver Everett

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[edit] Unsourced statements removed from article

I just removed the following two statements from the article. Both were added, with no supporting evidence, in this edit.

After the "Tour of Duty" in 2003 Everett had to go under medical treatment, because of serious problems with his voice, which affected his singing during the tour. The song "After the Operation" deals with this incident.

Rumour has it that Everett divorced his wife in late 2005.

The one about the divorce had a citation needed tag since Feb 07. I did a search on Google and couldn't find anything to support either statement. --82.38.185.202 13:20, 5 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Improving the biography

I would recommend rewritting part of the biography to match the autobiography E just wrote. "Things the Grandchildren should Know" by Mark Oliver Everett, available in England (soon in the US). This would be the most reliable source about E's life. I'll prepare that if time allows. Azhag (talk) 04:05, 21 April 2008 (UTC)

way too many opinions on here in lieu of facts. no one doubts mark is talented but to say he is a master of his and that smacks of fans writing this. stick to the facts. Boils (talk) 12:20, 3 May 2008 (UTC)