Talk:Michael Andrews (musician)

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Mad World

I'd like to disagree with you there. Roland Orzabal did it. At least my tracklist says so. --TIB (talk) 21:25, Aug 22, 2004 (UTC)

See the #2 on the track-listing of The Hurting, which is a Tears for Fears album. Cparker 16:28, 7 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

WAY too much Mad World information. Some of this should be moved to it's (Mad World's) article because a lot of the information is both, imo, a) fancruft and b) not appropriate to include in Andrews' article. Also, as his website URL indicates, he's known to use the name "Elgin Parks" (as a stage-alias-- such as in the band Greyboy Allstars). This should be mentioned. I don't wikiedit much anymore, only wikicriticize (for neutrality and encyclopaedic formatting). I didn't go ahead and make the edit because a) I know pretty much nothing about Andrews and b) I don't know much about Mad World's history either. Mad World article contains a lot of this song chart information, and a bit about Andrews, so let's mention he helped spawn the cover, link to the T for F Mad World article, and move onto further fixes? ---- edit: so it's ~~~~, not ---- to sign... ^_^ 71.36.147.119 (talk) 01:59, 12 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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