Talk:Beru Revue

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I'd like to add a graphic, such as the one that can be found here, but I don't know how to deal with copyright issues. If anyone can legitmately add pix to this page, please do so! Djiann 19:45, 30 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

OK, great, someone's editing! It seems you took exception to my statement that the music itself was not particularly noteworthy (as considered separately from the lyrics and the performance of it). If you're a huge fan of something it can be hard to hear anyone say something that sounds like criticism of it, but what we have now is that "the straightforward R&B-based hard rock style" is "noteworthy". Well, I still don't think it is: there are lots of bands that play similar music. What I feel set Beru apart are (1) the performance and (2) the lyrics. I won't re-edit your text, but will add: we should try not to let our personal feelings influence what we write here too much. An encyclopedia is supposed to be as objective as possible. Djiann 23:26, 30 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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I created this article, and I believe it is worth keeping. Beru Revue were a major act on the live rock club circuit in Philadelphia in the 80s, with a large and passionate following. They never had a national hit, but their song "Hoods A Go-go" which is mentioned here, was a legit hit in the Philly radio market and possibly somewhat beyond, in the mid-Atlantic region. I don't get logged into WP very much lately, which is why I was late finding this deletion effort, but I would have been very bummed out had it actually been deleted. I will begin to work on improving the sourcing for it, and hopefully stave off any future attempt on its life. Himatsu Bushi (talk) 22:44, 16 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]