Talk:Eight Miles High
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Question : exactly how does the song Why support a feminist viewpoint ?
The 'A great performance...superior...' should certainly be changed as it doesn't deal with facts concering the song. I, for one, prefer the more atmospheric version on Younger Than Yesterday and I know more people who think that so while 'superior' is evidently not fitting for wikipedia any claims to its quality should be kept out of it.
Why is the Roxy Music version of the song not a cover ? It's credited to Clarke McGuinn Crosby on the LP and obviously the same song. See June 1 edit. Bububu.
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