Talk:Dada (band)
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I am surprised this page does not mention the song "Dim", which remains to this day a staple of 90s alternative/progressive radio rotations. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.8.111.249 (talk) 04:58, 19 December 2007 (UTC)
Oh, this page has STUB written all over it.[edit]
IMHO, Dada is one of the greatest bands that's ever existed, and my brother thinks so, too. lol. Who can't want more info about this righteous band?
I propose that Dada should be included in the select group, "Fender-Sound Guitarists" as opposed to "Gibson-Sound Guitarists."
As a guitarist and sometimes bassist / drummer, I'd welcome any additions that show the inspiration for the creative genius of this amazing band. "A trip with my dad" is one of my personal favorites, and I'd love to see how a three-piece pulls it off onstage. The combination of brilliant lyrics, excellent songwriting and composition, is what defines Dada's music. Their flawless performance is just a free bonus.
--Torchpratt 14:53, 15 August 2007 (UTC)
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