Talk:Pain of Salvation
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[edit] pictures?
-Didn't the PoS wiki use to have pictures of the band? Why were they removed?
[edit] "other bands from Sweden", necesary?
- Does the "other bands from Sweden" section need to be there? I think the Pain of Salvation article should pertain only to Pain of Salvation, and not any related bands. If it's absolutely necessary to compile a list of Swedish bands, perhaps a Category:Swedish bands would be in order?
- I agree completely. The list should be taken out.
- The list should be taken out, although if someone would add some more text to replace it, it would look better. Inter\Echo 11:04, 5 Jun 2005 (UTC)
[edit] deletion of Remedy Lane page?
it appears as if the whole page pertaining to the album has been wiped out and replaced with an empty page for some band
[edit] Summary
I think the summary needs to be less characterising. Pain of Salvation have a very unique sound which isn't often compared to Dream Theater or Symphony X - It is just sometimes thrown into Prog Metal. And the Dickinson comparisons... What?
