Talk:Delirious?

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The whole anagram thing is a bit of a stretch in my opinion.

--EthanSudman 03:58, 9 September 2005 (UTC)

But nevertheless true. Jon Thatcher came up with "Audio Lessonover" after feeding the phrase "Radio One Loves Us" into an anagram program on his laptop whilst travelling in the tour bus. I have been unable to find a cite for this.

1 Added disambiguation page
2 King of Fools: songs that "gained anthemic status"
3 X Worship 2006
4 INDIA

[edit] Added disambiguation page

I had a heck of a time finding the page for Delirious, the pro wrestler, since "Delirious" goes straight here. There was a hatnote directing to "delirium," which didn't help much, so I created a "Delirious (disambiguation)" page and changed the hatnote to link to that instead. I kind of think that the term "Delirious" should go straight to the disambiguation page (since both the Christian band and the wrestler are pretty obscure outside of their own spheres), but that's beyond my power right now. Anyone else? Karl Freske 10:22, 12 January 2006 (UTC)

I think this page sums up this band and it was written well. Thank you.

[edit] King of Fools: songs that "gained anthemic status"

I removed the reference to I could sing of your love forever from this list and replaced it with White Ribbon Day. It's arguably true that WRD didn't "gain anthemic status" but ICSOYLF wasn't even on the KOF album... Waggers 10:29, 9 February 2006 (UTC)