Musicians That Should Have Their Own Page

I'm surprised Benn Jordan (The Flashbulb) doesn't have one. One of the best electronic musicians I've ever known.

edited 12th Jul '13 4:03:38 PM by Teraus

How do I make it that going to the Main page for an artist redirects to the Music page?

Type [[ redirect : Music/[artist] ]] somewhere on the page. Without spaces, of course.

, No new Main redirects are to be made for non-trope pages. Period.

edited 15th Jul '13 10:08:36 AM by Willbyr

The commissar has spoken.

Anyways, a while back I made a page for City and Colour. Dallas Green hasn't made huge waves to music, though I find that many people seem to be able to relate to his songs. Besides, I'm a big fan and I wanted to practice making new pages whole-cloth.

My first whole page ever. It'd be nice if someone would check through it.

Also, compared to what I have down on that page, the pages for Alexisonfire and The Tragically Hip are way too short by comparison; I feel like they deserve careful attention as well.

edited 29th Jul '13 12:08:01 PM by MadCormorant

The commisar.. sorry, I had too.

Anyways, I really need to get round to creating a page on Atari Teenage Riot.

I attempted to make a page for Kansas a while back, but I hit a wrong button and lost all my progress. They really need a page though.

edited 16th Aug '13 7:17:27 PM by megaBLOB

We have one now.

I know it's not a musician, but I noticed that while Radiohead's third album OK Computer has a page all to its own, their fourth album Kid A does not, despite the fact that it's just about as important an album both in Radiohead's history and popular music history. Perhaps somebody should make one? I don't have the time myself.

Of course, one could argue that since There Is No Such Thing As Notability, all of their albums should have a page to their own, but that may be impractical/

The Afghan Whigs and Social Distortion.

Robin Thicke.

He had an article, but it was cut for being a stub. He's certainly famous enough to have a page (even if most of it is from the controversy that Blurred Lines caused).

edited 21st Sep '13 7:14:01 PM by toonyloon

How about a page for Peter Murphy not just Bauhaus.

Stewart Copeland. Not because I am a huge fan, or anything.

edited 15th Jan '14 1:54:43 PM by KlarkKentThe3rd

I have a bunch listed on Music (my requests are signed as such), but if I had to request just a few, my wish list would have to include (in alphabetical order) The All-American Rejects, Avicii, B.o.B., Far★East Movement, French Montana, Gym Class Heroes, Hedley, Jason Derulo, Kardinal Offishall, Karl Wolf, Marianas Trench, Mumford and Sons, Natasha Bedingfield, Raghav, Shawn Desman and Taio Cruz. They're certainly famous and/or awesome to warrant pages.

edited 12th Jul '14 4:58:53 AM by Spinosegnosaurus77

The only thing I know by Stewart Copeland is "You can't stop the girl".

I NEED a My Morning Jacket page. i just need it.

Otis McDonald and Ethan Meixsell, for the exact same reason we have a page for Kevin MacLeod.

Youtube Music Library has made the two well-known - the former even got an article written about his career and there's a fairly large chance you heard their tracks used in Youtube videos, not necessarily mine (although my generic bumpers use Ethan Meixsell's metal tracks "Demilitarized Zone" and "Gut Check", and two of the livestream intros use Otis McDonald's hip-hop tunes "(Look Out) She's America" and "Behind Closed Doors").

David Gilmour is currently a redirect to Pink Floyd, which leaves his successful solo career without coverage. I'm probably not familiar enough with his solo work to create the page myself, but he definitely deserves more than a redirect

TUYU is an amazing band. Only two mentions in the TV Tropes library, both of them being of the same song. Though they are a bit on the more obscure side.

I'll say t+pazolite (particular since there does seem to be a connection between is two recent albums) and maybe xi.

On another note while DAGames already has a page, I think it might be worthwhile to have a page for their IRIS content as well.

Dave Navarro. Yes he's more known for his involvement with ensembles such as The Red Hot Chili Peppers and Jane's Addiction, but he's more than that-he's a judge on Ink Masters, he's done solo work, his relationship with Carmen Electra and their adorable "Till Death Do Us Part" reality show (and rejected pilot "Grounded"), and an Iron Woobie.

Considering that I've been serial tweaking the Awesome.Music page for Saro, I do wish he has enough content to write a page for.

i don’t know how but they found me

pretty good band

It's sorta interesting to me that we have Camper Van Beethoven but not Cracker - both bands share a singer and guitarist in David Lowery, the former was more influential in the college rock / Indie Rock world, but the latter is arguably a More Popular Spin Off in that they had more commercial success. Maybe I'll have to go and start the Cracker page.