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Generally speaking, for a release like an E.P. the same rules apply as albums and songs. A release by various artists, such as [[Dark Was The Night]] should have an article like any other album. Soundtrack albums should also work this way too, like [[Something Wild (Soundtrack)]]. | Generally speaking, for a release like an E.P. the same rules apply as albums and songs. A release by various artists, such as [[Dark Was The Night]] should have an article like any other album. Soundtrack albums should also work this way too, like [[Something Wild (Soundtrack)]]. | ||
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Events include concerts, interviews on late night TV, Q&As, and potentially other notable one-off appearances by at least one member of Talking Heads. By default, an article title for an event should be in the format "Event:YYYY-MM-DD (Artist at Venue)". For example, "[[Event:1983-12-15 (Talking Heads at Pantages Theatre)]]". Sometimes, other details should be specified for clarity, or the title should match a distinct title provided for the event, such as "[[A Night of Stop Making Sense]]". | |||
There will be an article for every concert featuring at least one Talking Head member performing at least one song. This criteria is pretty broad, but we're going for thoroughly documented here! So that includes every Talking Heads concert, every David Byrne concert, every Jerry Harrison concert (including with Adrian Belew), every Tom Tom Club concert, every The Heads concert, every pre-Talking Heads concert that includes the members (The Modern Lovers and The Artistics, primarily), every festival appearance (like Heatwave Festival, 1980), every guest appearance (like David Byrne at Paul Simon's NYC concert in 2011), and every TV show performance (like Talking Heads on The Old Grey Whistle Test in 1978). The article should include the personnel (which musicians performed), setlist (which songs were performed), and any available media to whatever extent possible. Concerts vary significantly, so it's hard to specify a format that matches all of them, but the standards will be determined more specifically over time. | |||
== Venues == | == Venues == | ||