Talk:Sort Sol
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I have changed The Sods to Sods which is the correct name. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 80.197.58.23 (talk • contribs) 00:00, April 29, 2006 (UTC).
The Category links at the bottom of the "Sort Sol" page don't work. The band name doesn't show up on all pages, and some of the entered Category links don't show in the article.
[edit] How did they die?
(In english, to stay with the theme).
I saw them live in Århus i Ridehuset and it was one of the most impressive performances. Sadly, the concert doesn't appear to have been recorded.
I noticed that all the members were incredible young and three out of five died very young. What was the story here?
Thanks Tommy Thorn
Noone died. 3 out of 5 members have left the band
// train2train
[edit] 4AD Releases
I can found no mention of a re-release of Minutes to Go in 1980 in UK on 4AD. Poulsen mentions a 1979 release on Step Forward. As far as 4AD Releases the label only lists the single Marble Station
—Preceding unsigned comment added by Train2train (talk • contribs) 22:09, 13 March 2008 (UTC)
