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[edit] Barry Adamson
I've noticed on my copies of Visage and The Anvil that Barry Adamson is never ever credited alongside the rest of Visage as a band member, rather as a guest musician who contributes bass to certain tracks. He also has no writing credits on any Visage compositions (except the b-side Frequency 7). Was Adamson ever a true member of Visage and should he still remain on the "members" listing on the Visage wiki page? 58.7.158.191 (talk) 10:15, 4 April 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Visage: band or ensemble?
The Visage project, as far as I know can't be considered a band mainly because its musicians never had any intention of perform the songs they wrote with Steve Strange live, which means they never had intentions or do any kind of touring. I tried to reflect that fact as I write about them as an ensemble and not a band. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Enigmaticland (talk • contribs) 01:08, 15 May 2007 (UTC).
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- The term band used to mean a group of musicians who play primarily for marching or open-air performances, but I dont think the definition is restricted to that anymore. If that were the case, there are lots of groups that wouldn't technically be classified as a "band". These days the term "band" would just generally refer to a group of musicians, regardless of style, size, or the purpose for which they play. Visage were essentially a "studio band" although they did actually tour a little for Beat Boy didn't they? Personally I've always refered to them as a "pop group" but it all means the same thing really. 79.66.115.119 (talk) 22:52, 9 February 2008 (UTC)
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