Talk:Pony Up

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[edit] Objectiveness

Title needs to be changed from "Pony Up!" to "Pony Up". In 2006, the band dropped the exclamation point from their name.

Article needs to be cleaned up. Provides bias, and needs to be re-written in a more objective tone.

I would do it, but I have little knowledge about the band.

Considering deletion of second paragraph completly.

-Comrade Muller

edit: Deleted second paragraph. Relevence to article tenous, displaying subjective views.