Talk:Paul Roberts

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[edit] Sniff 'n the Tears

To be sure that Stranglers' Paul Roberts is different from Sniff 'n the Tears' Paul Roberts: Websites that say they are the same: www.mp3.com www.almusic.com www.artistdirect.com www.answers.com

Website that implies they are different (different birth date) www.plusonegallery.com www.paulrobertspaintings.co.uk

Because this last one is Paul Roberts (the Sniff one) own website, I conclude they are different. The strange thing is that the allmusic biography states that Paul Roberts and John Ellis were both ex-Sniff members, while on the Sniff n the Tears website, there is no John Ellis... So I must conclude that the person that wrote the allmusic biography made a mistake because the singers share the same name.

Conclusion: they are not the same persons. It's right in the article, I just put it here to prevent that other persons mistakenly change it. --Pie.er 15:03, 6 September 2006 (UTC)