Talk:Ph.D. (band)

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The following discussion was in the main article, and I've moved it to the talk page where it belongs. - DImfeld 01:55, 7 August 2006 (UTC)

(This is wrong. "Little Suzi" was one of the first songs on American MTV, as documented on the music channel's 25th anniversary special(s) aired frequently on and around August 1, 2006.)

Actually "Little Susie's On The Up" was the fourth video ever shown on MTV and "I Won't Let You Down" was also shown later on the first day of MTV's existance.