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I've been thinking about this article (and listening to Folkearth!) a fair bit lately. It seems to me that it's not so much a "band" as an ongoing collaborative project involving musicians from various bands. They don't tour together; I doubt they even get everybody together to record at the same time. There might even be band "members" who've never met each other. Okay, so this raises the question: Who's the motive force behind the project? Who had "the idea" that the article now refers to to have these different artists collaborate in this way? Who organizes the collaborations? Where is it all mixed together? Unless I'm totally off-base (which I might be), it seems that the article would require a substantial rewrite to answer these questions and make the situation clear. Q·L·1968☿18:08, 12 May 2014 (UTC)Reply
