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I felt that given the succesful release of a full-length, an eastern Canada tour (which will culminate with opening for Rancid, at the Kool Haus in Toronto, on Sept. 1st, 2006), having been a part of two major Ontario music festivals (SCENEfest and Wakestock), and increasing radio play would justify the creation of this band's own Wikipedia article. To further justify the addition, links to favourable reviews, as well as proof of Hostage Life's participation in Wakestock have been included, and I've started the construction of an article for "Walking Papers". Jeridus 16:46, 20 August 2006 (UTC)
- If anyone is still updating this page, it may be worth rewriting a bit to bring it up to date. Much of the info is very dated, and it still reads the same as it did when I wrote it in 2006 (ie, making references to then current Wakestock and SCENEfest). - Jeridus16:46, 20 August 2006 (UTC)Reply
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