Talk:Isaac Slade
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[edit] Poorly written sentences
Does this sentence in the article make any sense to anyone? "The Fray signed with the secular Sony BMG, although Slade still practices the Christian faith.[3]". It's essentially implying that because you sign with Sony Records, you have to stop practicing your faith? Come on, that's utter bullshit. They signed with Sony rather than a religious-based record label so they could have access to a wider distribution market and sell more records. It's not like Sony forces bands to remove any religious lyrics from their music.
And the final sentence says he is married to a woman from Bellvue. Bellvue what? Washington? Colorado? Was this article written by someone with a 4th grade education? —Preceding unsigned comment added by LukeAtmiaz (talk • contribs) 21:42, 11 September 2007 (UTC)
--This may be old but I think Bellevue (not Bellvue) is a city in northern Colorado. Also, I do not think saying "The Fray signed with the secular Sony BMG, although Slade still practices the Christian faith." means BMG expects people to not practice Christianity. I think it was more of an added statement. Although he is busy signing to Sony, he manages to find the time to practice Christianity, though I think I read on the Fray's myspace or website www.thefray.net that they deny Christian influence and that they are not a Christian band. This topic is old though. This may not even be relevent now. Good day. -Levi (talk) 09:20, 29 December 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Isaac Slade
I did not know that the little boy in their music video was his younger brother. I thought he looked like Isaac. I also didn't know he had gotten married.
==> Yep, Slade's youngest brother is Micah. Slade also has a middle brother Caleb.
I deleted the statement: "and although they recently went through a rough time decided to remain married" from the article. If this statement was accompanied with a cited reference then it would be acceptable, however, it sounds more in line with a rumor. Also, married people everywhere go through rough times and decide to remain married; this is not altogether informative. I know Isaac very well and have not heard this, therefore I don't believe it is correct. Also, the age of Isaac's younger brother remains irrelevent to this article and was also deleted. Does anyone else think he's hot?4.178.183.33 05:18, 26 August 2007 (UTC)
Yea, I think he's hot. But mostly in the How To Save A Life version 2 video!
[edit] Comments
Please remember that this is a talk page - meaning a few things
- All comments should relate to the article itself, not the subject of the article - anything relating to just the subject (i.e. information that was put up with no intention of improving the article - 'He's a great musician, Slade rules,' etc.) will be deleted
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The only reason I'm bringing this up is because
- No one has signed there post as of yet
- There were a few comments (out of a small number) not relating to the article, which I have deleted.Daniel()Folsom |\T/|\C/|\U/|(Can you help me with my signature?) 03:12, 17 March 2007 (UTC)
I didn't know that my post would be tooken so seriously. I was just complimenting the guy. I apologize for my comment not relating to isaac? besides, are you some kind of mod?
-Jeannette
- In Wikipedia there is no mod - well, maybe admins, but not really ... it's up to the contributors to keep talk pages following the rules. And it wasn't your comment per say - it was the bundle of themDaniel()Folsom |\T/|\C/|\U/|(Can you help me with my signature?) 21:03, 18 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] College
Isaac Slade attended the University of Colorado at Denver, and was a graduate of the Music and Entertainment Industry Studies with a Bachelor of Music Degree. It is mentioned at http://cam.cudenver.edu/braggingrights.htm, on the University's website. I was thinking it could be worked into the first paragraph, in the sentence mentioning the Christian academy and how the Fray was formed. Also, here is the University of Colorado's homepage: http://www.cudenver.edu. You can get to the page mentioning the Fray by going to, "Schools & Colleges", then "College of Arts and Media", then "Department of Music & Entertainment Studies", then at the bottom click on "Bragging Rights". I don't know all the layouts and link how-to's though, I don't know much about html, would someone want to add this?-Levi (talk) 09:09, 29 December 2007 (UTC)