Talk:Johannes Heil

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Translation from the de.wikipedia.org article : His musical career begins at the famous German label "Kanzleramt", owned by Heiko Laux. He published many different productions on this label since 1995, among others his debut single "Die Offenbarung". In the beggining of his musical career he also worked with Heiko Laux under the name "Item One" releasing some LP's on Kanzleramt Records. He also relaesed many 12" on labels such as Uturn, Creation Rebel, Kobayashi and Fieber. He became commercially succesfull (in the sense that he released music videos that were played on many different TV music channels) with the release of Sven Vath's "Contact" album that contained a song named "Dein Schweiß" which they wrote together.

More info to be added later.

Also I'm not sure if it's allowed to translate and copy all or parts of a wikipedia article written in other languages (like de.wikipedia.org's Johannes Heil article I translated using a translation engine). I'll read the corresponding wikipedia article on this matter, however if anyone knows the answer please submit it in the discussion. (message left on article page by The Dot Matrix)

There's no problem with translating articles from de.wikipedia so far as I know although such articles need to comply with the usual requirements for notability, reliable sources and so forth. --Malcolmxl5 (talk) 22:10, 11 December 2007 (UTC)