Talk:Psychic TV
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[edit] Queries and disputed text
I have a couple of queries about this piece-
- TOPY being referred to as a "fully-fledged religion". I'm not sure what criteria constitutes a 'fully fledged' religion, but I'm wondering if it's been used a bit too loosely here
- 'Genesis P-Orridge' and 'Psychic TV' are abbreviated without any indication that they will abbreviated, ie. we suddenly start reading "GPO" without any indication that it refers to Genesis P-Orridge. Cnwb 23:12, 15 Nov 2004 (UTC)
- The issue of TOPY turning into a "fully-fledged" religion is heavily contested. Certainly Genesis alleged this, but this was strongly denied by those still involved.
- The information about the Guinnes Book of records is wrong - the group were in it, but the number of albums was not 23 in one year. There was a series of 23 monthly live albums, plus possibly other releases in 1986. I don't know what the actual figure was.
--John Eden 10:33, 18 Jan 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Tidy-up
I've gone through this to firm up the language, make elements consistent and correct some errors (grammatical and factual). I've also removed some stuff that's more about Gen and less about PTV. I apologise if I got anything wrong, please point 'em out if I did.
[edit] 23 live albums
does anyone have the list of the specific 17 that were released? --AlexOvShaolin 02:06, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Lineup
Could somebody produce a lineup table? (example: Hawkwind#Members) --kingboyk 13:20, 24 July 2007 (UTC)
