Talk:Lady Pank
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edit"Lady Pank live shows are considered perfect. The experts say the quality of sound is no worse than that achieved in the studio. In 1983 alone, the group performed 369 times. After another three years the amount of live acts performed by the group grew up to over 800. That's a record on the Polish scene"
citation? -A.R. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 216.58.10.252 (talk • contribs) .
The entire article is biased. Examples of POV: "group's unquestionnable talent", "The recording history of Lady Pank is impressive", "Lady Pank has always used the highest quality instruments" etc. Jogers (talk) 17:29, 27 June 2006 (UTC)
This article is not biased. Basically it is shortened version of what's on the band's official website.
Norum 08.07.2006
Well, then there you go. Since the info is from the Groups OWN website this proves the bias !
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