Talk:Trent Reznor

Musical styles

An incredible musician, with an more incredible education concerning the musical styles, he turned from industrial rock to almost classic sounding stuff - something nobody can explain, and lately he did something i might call "film score influented" - if he is ok with it, I mean Trent himself ! :-)

He started out in classical music..

Johnny Cash cover

I removed the mention of Johnny Cash covering Hurt. It may be relevant on his entry or the NIN one, but not here. --MockTurtle 00:21, 13 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Peter Gabriel?

When and on what release did Trent work with Peter Gabriel? They just seem like an unlikely duo...

Trent did a remix on Peter Gabriel's "Growing Up" single. Twiin 22:13, 4 Oct 2004 (UTC)

My browser exploded, and blanked the entry. Apologies. Twiin 22:21, 4 Oct 2004 (UTC)

Did Trent make "at the heart of it all" ?.. im pretty sure aphex twin made the beats etc.

"At the Heart of It All" Its credited to Aphex Twin, it appears on his "...remixes for cash" disc. Along with "The Beauty of Being Numb".

Nothing records

On 18 October 2004 Trent said he had left Nothing records, does this mean he'll no longer be releasing albums with that label? If so, the main entry should be updated. I guess we might have to wait until With Teeth's release to be sure.

Brandy: Tell me that you aren't leaving Nothing Studios..

Trent: Too late, already gone. A lot of you have asked about the state of "nothing" in general, so here's a little info: as far as the record label, I will no longer have anything to do with it.

Midg3t 15:18, 10 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Maybe he handed it all over to his partner.

I know he had a partner in the running of Nothing. I dont know the proper name of the guy, but im thinking its John A. Malm Jr., or Tony Ciulla(?)

just a possibility.

More Albums

I noticed that Pretty Hate Machine and Broken weren't mentioned, so I added them. Sure anyone could find that out from the NIN page, but I think they deserved mention here too.

Picture of Reznor

I noticed the picture of Reznor was taken down due to copyright issues. Although I understand the purpose, does it really matter if he cares whether or not its used in this context?

Just wondering. Ghost Freeman 22:05, 24 Jan 2005 (UTC)

Working on Re-edit

This article isn't in terribly great shape at the moment. I'm working on a major overhaul. It'll include information on Reznor's childhood, pre-NIN work, and his work outside of NIN. Basically, I think this article should be about everything Reznor, except for much about NIN. That info belongs in the main NIN article.

I've begun by adding the remixes section. I've strictly split up the remixes between this article and the NIN article, depending on which name Reznor used in the album credits. A lot of them I don't own, so I based the split on the Reznor Discogs and NIN Discogs entries.

Similar to the remixes section, I plan to make a "solo work" and "record producer" section as well. --Tripps 18:21, 31 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Rough draft of a new biography posted. Everything up to "Reznor was the credited producer for" is new. Needs more work and I still need to write his post-PHM life.

--Tripps 20:33, 19 Apr 2005 (UTC)

   # "Pleasant Smell (Rethought by Trent Reznor, Keith Hillebrandt and Clint Mansell)" for 12 Rounds, appears on Pleasant Smell (1998)

1. "Pleasant Smell (Rethought by Keith Hillebrandt, Clint Mansell and Trent Reznor)" for 12 Rounds, appears on Pleasant Smell (1998)

Is there any deeper meaning in mentioning the track two times, or can one of them get deleted?

--roman 08:16 13 Mar 2005 (GMT+1)

Those are two different remixes on the disc with the titles given. The order of the remixers' names identify which mix is which. Rynne 05:57, 10 August 2005 (UTC)

The Machinist

Is Trent Reznor a reference to Trevor Reznik, the protagonist of the movie The Machinist, or is that name just coincidence? (clem 22:23, 13 May 2005 (UTC))

There is idle speculation in the NIN fan communities that the Machinist character may be a reference to Reznor, but there is no information to confirm or deny that idea. Rynne 17:16, 10 August 2005 (UTC)

No, but that's an interesting coincidence. His full name is Michael Trent Reznor, that's all.

i would say it's more than idle speculation, the book the film was based on is prefaced with quotes from "the downward spiral"... (HoS)

"The Machinist's writer, Scott Kossar, loves "Nine Inch Nails" and his original script had a quote from their lyrics on the first page. He always wanted the soundtrack to be written by NIN, but the director didn't want the movie to go in that direction. Nine Inch Nails' only official member is Trent Reznor, thus the name of Christian Bale's Character, Trevor Reznik."- from IMDB.com

1000 Homo DJs: not Trent?

Trent's vocal credit for the Supernaut EP may be suspect. See the 1000 Homo Djs article for more details. If anyone could provide a primary source citation, particularly an interview, that can refute Al's claim that it's his own vocals, it'd be useful in proving Trent's credit is correct. Rynne 06:13, 10 August 2005 (UTC)

Reznor vs. NIN

I've tried to fix some of the Reznor/NIN distinctions. First, I expanded the Quake part under Other Work with the material from Nine Inch Nails, because Reznor is credited for it (despite the NIN tributes).

Then in re-formatting that section I discovered all the other entries bar one are in fact credited to NIN so I removed all but the lost highway ones (which, since one is credited to Reznor, are of relevance).

I am about to research and determine whether the doom3 stuff in the NIN article belongs here instead.

-- Jon Dowland 17:41, 24 September 2005 (UTC)

Tate mansion

I'm pretty sure Reznor knew he was living in the Tate mansion--he calls the studio "le pig" in the Downward Spiral liner notes, and mentions in a recent interview that "It was cool when you had a party because everyone in the world wanted to come." An older interview mentions that he wasn't aware of the home's history at the time of purchase, though. -- Wapcaplet 20:40, 4 October 2005 (UTC)

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Trent Reznor from early in his youth and now was affected with Manic Depression.

Could someone translate this line for me please?

Vocals on Pricks album

Didn't Trent sing at least backing vocals on 1 of the Prick songs? I'm at work and don't have the cd in front of me, but I'm pretty sure he did.

• I don’t have the album with me, either, but everything I've can find online (here, here, etc.) only has him listed as an engineer or producer. - Rynne 01:01, 23 February 2006 (UTC)

I'll dig out my copy, and get back to you. 67.84.174.163 02:57, 23 February 2006 (UTC)

So I found my CD. The song I was thinking of was "Other People" I would have sworn that Trent sang the "Other People" in the chorus and was credited as such. It sure sounds like it's Trent to me, but without any proper documentation....

He's not officially credited in the album notes, but to quote the old NIN faq:

In the December 1996 issue of Keyboard magazine, an interview with Trent mentioned that (to paraphrase him) "most of the backing vocals on the Prick album were me screaming from across the room". These tracks he refers to are the ones that he engineered and were apparently recorded in his bedroom during the Broken sessions. BotleySmith 18:47, 28 November 2006 (UTC)

Denise Milfort??

I just read in the bio it mentioned that Trent was engaged to someone named Denise Milfort, just curiose who is this exactly? Also i haven't seen anything in the news that indicated he was even in a realtionship. Just wondering if who ever posted that could give a little more information, and source where they got the information.THANKS!

And if this is indeed true, I must say I am truly heartbroken :(

• Thanks for pointing that out. That shouldn't be in the article. Denise Milfort is the vocalist on "La Mer" from The Fragile. I've never heard anything that would ever indicate that there was a realationship, let alone an engagement between her and Reznor. It'll be removed, until someone can come up with a very compelling and credible source. - Rynne 01:01, 23 February 2006 (UTC)

Trivia

Does this article need such a lot of trivia entries? I believe some could be incorporated into the article, and others dispensed with. I mean, who cares how tall he is? The Trivia section should have a few noteworthy elements, say three to eight at most. Fatfingers 02:26, 5 April 2006 (UTC)

Some of it could go.It doesn't matter that he likes Reese's Peanut Butter Cups! I think that his height should be included in trivia,though.--Happycat93 01:41, 7 April 2006 (UTC)Happycat93

I agree that the trivia section should be shorterned- many facts should be deleted(not including height cus i think people get curious :)-but couldnt we add other points, such as the fact that reznor has played a big part in the PETA organization and such? something to spread the news to fans?!

Yep.--Happycat93 14:51, 16 April 2006 (UTC)Happycat93

It's the trivia section. Trivia implies that a lot of it doesn't matter. Just keep it in there. I don't see anything wrong with the fact that he likes Reese's Peanut Butter Cups or that he's 5'6". Again, it's the trivia section. --Ubiq 12:08, 8 July 2006 (UTC)

While I quite like the trivia bits, is 'has no tattoos' really that interesting? Whats the point in stating what he doesn't have? You might as well add... 'doesn't have blonde hair, 'Doesn't have a pet horse named peacock.'

the phony webpage

Does anyone have material on the fake webpage that was up years ago (I can't remember its name for the life of me)? I wouldn't normally suggest adding a parody page to a Wikipedia article, but I think it ended up being used in some news stories about what he was doing, planning on doing, etc. I think it's at least as trivia-worthy as Reese's cups. Maybe? Solitary refinement 22:49, 7 April 2006 (UTC).

Here's the info you need: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reznor's_Edge

Latest vandalism

This evening someone at 83.236.169.18 (talk · contribs) reverted to an old vandalised version of the article from march - diff. Bloody vandals... --Imroy 09:02, 18 July 2006 (UTC)

--I'm not sure you mean me, but I tried to edit some stuff regarding errors found Here: Saxophone "Communiqué" for Lucky Pierre, appears on Communiqué (1988) "I Need to Get to Know" for Lucky Pierre, appears on Communiqué (1988)

and Here: Vocals "Communiqué" for Lucky Pierre, appears on Communiqué (1988) "I Need to Get to Know" for Lucky Pierre, appears on Communiqué (1988)

and got a threatening message in return, dubbing it "vandalism." Guess what? My changes were correct. I have the SELF TITLED PRICK album from 1995...it wasn't under Lucky Pierre, and it sure wasn't done in 1988. Oh, and also, there is no song called "I Need To Get to Know," it's called "Other People," just like I wrote.

How can it be vandalism if it is correct?Swykk 04:11, 13 December 2006 (UTC)Swykk--

Oops, sorry. Piping the Kevin McMahon link to 'Prick' looked like juvenile vandalism and I rushed to remove it. And that message is from July, so no it is not directed at you. --Imroy 04:54, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

Is it cool for me to make those changes, then?Swykk 08:13, 13 December 2006 (UTC)Swykk

According to Kevin McMahon, Communiqué was a 1988 EP by the name Lucky Pierre... in which "I Need To Get To Know (Other People)" was a track.[1] I too own Prick's self-titled and it doesn't say that Reznor performed on these tracks, only that he engineered and produced 1, 3, 4, 5. The trivia that Reznor performed on those 2 EP tracks correspond to this listing, but I did not think that he was involved with Prick that early in his career. Pomte 09:10, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

Bipolar disorder

I couldn't find a good reference for bipolar disorder, and I found this one that says he doesn't have it.

--If you read that article correctly, Trent says that the doctor told him he has an emotional disorder (bipolar disorder), except he only experiences the extreme lows of bipolar disorder without the extreme highs. So it says that Trent has bipolar disorder, but in a worse-than-normal way. Which was probably amplified in the past by large amounts of drugs and alcohol. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.138.128.55 (talk • contribs)

That would be depression, not bipolar, would it not? I seem to remember during the Fragile days reading something about a clinical depression diagnosis combined with social anxiety disorder. BotleySmith 22:59, 26 August 2007 (UTC)

John Malm, Jr.

i see that any references to his former manager, best friend, and co-founder of Nothing Records, have been removed. why? if this is an article on the person of trent reznor, rather than nin, isn't it notable that he sued this fomer 'best friend' and won a multi-million dollar suit against him? just curious. -- Denstat 18:03, 28 November 2006 (UTC)

Tori Amos trivia

I vote to kill the whole part about 'Professional Widow' and Courtney Love, as it's a pretty far fetched interpretation, and (more importantly) has absolutely no relevance to Trent Reznor. qfwfq 12:35, 8 December 2006 (UTC)

I don't know about the 'Professional Widow' interpretation but I will cite articles where Reznor talked about the two of them. Pomte 20:47, 12 December 2006 (UTC)

pigface - bushmaster: vocals or loops?

The liner notes for Gub say Trent did "loops" for Bushmaster, not vocals. What does "loops" mean? In this article: "*"The Bushmaster" for Pigface, appears on Gub (1991)" may need to be changed Year 0 01:31, 7 February 2007 (UTC)

• See music loop for explanation. I've made the appropriate edits. -- rynne 21:45, 13 March 2007 (UTC)

Were the Mario creatures named after him?

— Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.72.21.221 (talk • contribs)

See Mario series enemies#Reznor, which is actually just speculation. –Pomte 03:49, 30 March 2007 (UTC)

Not so fast. I read somewhere those Rhinos were a tribute to him. --209.193.22.17 09:28, 27 April 2007 (UTC)

I was actually just playing that game and I suspected the same thing. Where did you read that? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 69.122.77.168 (talk) 02:04:21, August 19, 2007 (UTC)

Drug and alcohol impact on his work

With all due respect to one's personal life, I still think we could include a section or more background on the impact of his drug and alcohol use on his music. I'll include some resources and some sections for other sites to use (I would add a section myself, but I am not the best writer and unsure about properly citing my work).

"Not now,” Trent responds quickly, breaking the lethargic pace at which he usually speaks. “There certainly was a time – the mid ‘90s when we blew up commercially – strange things happen to you. You can say as I did, ‘that won’t affect me.’ But when almost every aspect of your life changes from your bank account, to your friends, to everyone around you, to everyone kissing your arse, to the phone ringing off the hook… and it happening against the backdrop of being on a tour bus away from whatever you thought home was, without any kind of sense of who you are – which is where I was at the time – and you read press about yourself, which makes you out to be something you never really thought you were… I saw my personality distort. I started thinking I had to live up to that image and if I met people and I wasn’t the most depressed vampire in the world then I would let people down. It became a self fulfilling prophecy.

“I kinda based who I was on what I’d read about myself. Set that against a healthy dose of alcohol and drugs and it’s a recipe for disaster. These days it feels like I learned a lesson. I’d subscribed to the romantic artist belief that my art comes from pain and that I have to be fucked up for inspiration. I believed I did need these things for a while. I’ve learned with a clear mind that I’m capable of a lot more than I was; certainly at the end of my rung. And that’s inspiring to me at the moment.”

Trent has very publicly battled with depression for much of his life. Part of it self-inflicted, an almost psychosomatic repercussion from his constant portrayal as the ever-morose, cocaine and bondage version of Depeche Mode. His voice still shows scars of this. As the sole face of NIN he’s left to do everything: the music, the interviews, the videos, the business side of things, everything. He’s tired and monotonous throughout. But really, all these goths go to bed dreaming of cuddly-wuddly bunny wabbits, rainbows and chocolate. He certainly does following his creation of new album Year Zero.

As a result of Reznor’s new found sobriety, he discovered there were more hours in the day – time that needs to be filled where previously he would use it to ply nose candy into his hooter, bathe in champagne and screw groupies to the floorboards. Well… maybe he still does groupies. I would. And with time to fill, and the advancement of the portable recording studio he wrote an album’s worth of material on NIN’s last tour in support of 2005’s With Teeth." [2]

Unfortunately, after some searching I was unable to pull up a great interview I'd read a couple years back regarding his drug use and music.

And on a different note, [3] provides a great history on Nine Inch Nail's discology. -Etni3s 22:41, 16 April 2007(MST)

Disregard the portion about Trent's personal life and respect of privacy. I feel it would be beneficial to the article itself and it is important to provide a NPOV, not a respectful POV. -Etni3s 23:58, 3 May 2007

Meathead Perspective

It isn't a "reliable source of info"... link deleted. -9x

Reznor and Social Anxiety Disorder

While I wouldn't be surprised that Trent had/has this, I'm wondering what are the sources for this? Did someone extrapolate to this conclusion or is it actually mentioned somewhere by Reznor? I've seen mention of isolation from people, and panic attacks before performances but not specifically social anxiety disorder. 68.37.138.139 08:32, 25 July 2007 (UTC)

The "hammer time over" article linked above under the Bipolar heading seems to imply that this the case, but it's not a solid source because the specific diagnosis isn't mentioned. BotleySmith 23:00, 26 August 2007 (UTC)

Yeah, he has social anxiety disorder, that's right. One reason why he's always touring and singing in front of thousands of people. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Evendeeper (talk • contribs) 10:53, 14 November 2007 (UTC)

Perhaps that's why he was self-medicating with alcohol for years? Perhaps that's why he threw up immediately before going out for his first sober show in 2005? Perhaps you should sign your comments with four tilde marks on talk pages? BotleySmith 19:56, 14 November 2007 (UTC)

Alcohol and drugs is so over-rated... Anyone can do it. It also enhances mediocrity during drunk driving (Amy Lamedes (talk) 10:34, 8 December 2007 (UTC))

Religion

Is there any definitive information on Trent Reznor's religous beliefs? Where his music is largely critical of organized religion, has he ever explicitly stated that he is an atheist, agnostic, or a practicing theist of some sort? according to http://nothing.nin.net/int3.html and http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Set/3239/faq.htm , it would seem that he is something of a deist; would either of these webpages qualify as reliable sources? 24.24.92.46 03:16, 5 September 2007 (UTC)

He's catholic (Amy Lamedes (talk) 10:42, 8 December 2007 (UTC))

he's not, stupid. he's agnostic. he believes in god but isn't sure of his relevance. click those links. 86.80.121.33 (talk) 01:35, 1 January 2008 (UTC)

Tori Amos

Did he date Tori Amos? I heard her song "Caught A Lite Sneeze" was about him? Thanks in advance. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 82.39.124.31 (talk) 13:59, 8 October 2007 (UTC)

Free advertising I guess (Amy Lamedes (talk) 10:50, 8 December 2007 (UTC))

Trent sang backup vocals on Tori's song "Past the Mission", recorded in 1993, released 1994, that whole year there was speculation they were a couple. Her reference to Pretty Hate Machine in "Caught a Lite Sneeze", she has said, was an improve, and she meant it as a reference to when she was driving around listening to really heavy rock music as a single woman in L.A. in the 80s. At that time 1995, she was in dire straits, having just ended a long relationship with Eric Rosse. But Trent and her have been mutual respectors from the beginning. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 216.95.55.221 (talk) 06:35, 15 April 2008 (UTC)

"time, money and bad management" source link disappeared.

The link http://www.nin.com/access/7_21_04/index.php which is sourcing "However, due to "time, money and bad management" " now goes to a page that only says "there is nothing here." Someone might want to find an alternate source for that. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Fuhm (talk • contribs) 02:20, 18 September 2007 (UTC)

Edit to Trivia Section

• removed Super Mario line from trivia section. Slight problem, Super Mario World was created by a Japanese development team, and their explanation for the name had absolutely nothing to do with Trent Reznor. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Liaison-Rocks (talk • contribs) 18:54, 10 October 2007 (UTC)

In the original Japanese version, the creatures were called Bui-Bui. The name was changed in the English version. So it's still entirely possible that whoever was adapting the game for English-speaking players decided to name them after Trent. I mean, one of the Koopa Kids is named after Wendy O. Williams, and how many players—then and now—know who she was?209.98.138.62 (talk) 04:17, 27 February 2008 (UTC)

i'm think that picture is henry rollins. who is not trent reznor. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.48.249.212 (talk) 11:06, 20 November 2007 (UTC)

GA nominaton on hold

A few minor notes before this can be passed as a GA. Leave a note on my talk page when you're done with the stuff listed below. Dihydrogen Monoxide ^♫ 06:39, 6 December 2007 (UTC)

• In the infobox, the link should read "Tapeworm", not "Tapeworm (band)"

 Done

• The lead is rather short considering the article's length. I think you should make some mention of TR's early musical work in the lead (before the NIN mention), and of some of his non-NIN (video games, movies, production, etc.) work.
• "Reznor was called by his middle name to avoid confusion with his father." - This sort of implies that they named him with his middle name, which doens't make sense. How about "Reznor was referred to by his middle name to avoid confusion with this father."

 Done

• Ref 4 needs an accessdate, so does ref 5.

 Done 4 shouldn't have had a link in the first place (copyvio), so I removed it. 5 is fixed.

• Option 30 could be wlinked in the image caption in the "Early musical projects" section.

 Done

• "Reznor joined local band called Option 30," - get rid of the "called"

 Done

• "In 1985, he joined a band named The Innocent as a keyboardist." - Trim to "In 1985, he joined The Innocent as a keyboardist."

 Done

• When did he get the Right Track Studio job?

Unfortunately the source does not specify.

• "This role remains Reznor's on most of the band's studio recordings, though he has occasionally involved other musicians and assistants." - Which band's? Which role? I get the feeling this sentence might belong elsewhere.

 Done Good catch. A faulty reference hid some text, so the sentence came out of nowhere. The reference is now fixed and the paragraph follows logically now.

• "Also included on the tour were The Rollins Band, Ice-T's Body Count and Jane's Addiction for whom the entire concept was to be a sort of farewell." - Wlinks, ref?

 Done That was an awful paragraph all around. I redid the whole thing.

• "and remains the highest-selling NIN release in the United States." - NIN --> Nine Inch Nails

 Done

• "that he did not like to play large venues. [14] Around this time" - Shouldn't be a space between the full stop (.) and the ref.

 Done

• Ref 16 and ref 23 are the same, except 23 contains a link (and 16 doesn't). Merge?

 Done Merged with 16. The link isn't included in the merge since it's a copyright vio.

• "Five years elapsed before NIN's next major album" - NIN --> Nine Inch Nails

 Done

• Ref 21's title implies some sort of anti-government sentiment, but this isn't noted anywhere in the article. Sounds notable...

 Done Expanded a bit on the concept, though it is only notable in terms of the album, so I tried to keep it brief.

• "Interscope was reportedly putting the price of Year Zero as high as thirty dollars (US) in Australia." - Link to USD somewhere here - perhaps "...as high as $30 in Australia."

 Done Redid the whole section, and completely removed the sentence in question since the Australia pricing was just one of many factors spanning across Reznor's entire career.

• "Y34RZ3r0r3mix3d" - Capitalisation is different in the navbox at the bottom.

 Done Taken care of in the above edit.

• wlink for "grandmother"?

I'm not sure what you are referring to here.

• Why did he call Fred Durst a moron? Is it something to do with the lyrics on "Hot Dog"? If so, this should be made a bit more obvious.

The source does not specify, buy my impression is that it was just a general Durst-bashing comment. Feuds need to start somehow I suppose.

• "Reznor's association with id software began with Reznor being a fan of the original Doom" - Softward needs a capital "S", Doom should be italicised

 Done

• Refs 30 and 31 contain selflinks, which aren't necessary.

 Done

• I think the publisher for ref 34 is news.com, not CNET.

 Done

It would be good if a specific Trent Reznor template were created, rather than listing the other bands he had been in on {{Nine Inch Nails}}. This template could cover all his non-NIN work (video games, production, movies, other bands, etc.)

Such a template shouldn't exist as it's a loose association that would only be transcluded here. –Pomte 02:06, 1 January 2008 (UTC)

Reviewed version: [4]

Cheers, Dihydrogen Monoxide ^♫ 06:39, 6 December 2007 (UTC)

Passed. — Dihydrogen Monoxide 03:04, 12 December 2007 (UTC)

WRONG PICTURE

picture is of henry rollins. who is still not trent reznor. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.48.249.212 (talk) 10:51, 10 December 2007 (UTC)

That's not Henry Rollins. Notice the lack of tattoos. Drewcifer (talk) 19:48, 10 December 2007 (UTC)

Anger toward women

This article should include info on the anger toward women (sometimes even described as misogyny, see http://theninhotline.net/archives/articles/xint40.shtml) depicted in his songs. Sarsaparilla (talk) 16:39, 16 December 2007 (UTC)

Then there should also be info on every subject depicted in his songs. –Pomte 02:05, 1 January 2008 (UTC)

That source doesn't really talk very much about anger towards women. He says he loves women, and the author claims that some people accuse him of misogyny, but doesn't really say anything conclusive. Ketsuekigata (talk) 23:53, 8 March 2008 (UTC)

We should not insert intepretations of his songs on here, as it would constitute original research. If Reznor himself offers an interpreation, fine. Otherwise, leave it alone. Asarelah (talk) 18:57, 9 March 2008 (UTC)

heartwarming

This article wants SO MUCH to be a featured article. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 203.194.5.246 (talk) 10:31, 28 March 2008 (UTC)

Time Most Influential 1997 Article online citation

I found a web archive of TIME Magazine's 1997 Top 25 most influential people article.

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,986206-17,00.html

I figured it would be worth posting here, in case an online citation was more desirable than a periodical citation

Tenraixtreme (talk) 00:09, 16 April 2008 (UTC)

Thanks, added. –Pomte 01:00, 16 April 2008 (UTC)