Talk:Only Visiting This Planet

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BetacommandBot 00:34, 2 July 2007 (UTC)

CCM Reference

I removed "The album was voted "The Best Contemporary Christian Album of All Time" by CCM Magazine's contributing editors." since the book has it at number two, not number one, and I can't find the article on the site to verify.

Poor composition

Under the 'History' heading the 3rd paragraph is just a single, incomplete sentence:

"After a tour of South Africa in June and the UK in July, and the release in July of his "Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music?", a songbook featuring some of Norman's songs from both Upon This Rock and Only Visiting This Planet."

What occurred 'after'?

Also, it should not be assumed that we have followed the timeline and are still in 1972.

Should this read, "After a tour of South Africa in June and the UK in July 1972 a songbook, "Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music?", was released featuring some of Norman's songs from both Upon This Rock and Only Visiting This Planet."?

Also, in paragraph 5 under 'History' the bit about the reissues by Solid Rock Records immediately follows a sidenote about a non-existent release making the sense difficult to follow. It should be made clear that the original Verve recording is what was reissued. Wayniack (talk) 22:15, 11 August 2024 (UTC)