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Latest comment: 14 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I don't know if somebody made an innocent mistake in conflating two distinct bands with the same name, or if there's a deliberate mythology being pumped through this article, but the Dynomite D/Kid Koala Slew has not been noted in any reliable sources as having anything to do with an obscure 1970s psychedelic rock band from Seattle — all the coverage I've seen has the album 100% being the brand new original work of Dynomite D, Kid Koala and two members of Wolf Mother, not a remix of an obscure 35-year-old vinyl nugget. One of two things needs to happen here: either both Slews exist and need to be separated into distinct articles, or the fiction and the fact sorely need to be cleaned up. Some actual sources would help, obviously; the eBay "link" is dead and discogs.com doesn't count as reliable or substantial coverage of the "original" album. Bearcat (talk) 07:28, 16 December 2009 (UTC)Reply
