Talk:Dead Inside (song)

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Double A-side

I'd like to bring up the fact that all over the place the single is being called "Dead Inside/Psycho", and the only place I've heard Psycho listed as a b-side is on here. I think for the most part, at least in the online communities, it's referred to as a double a-side. I'd like to hear everyone elses take because I was surprised to see Psycho listed as the b-side; that's like saying In Your World was Dead Star's b-side, or in other bands' cases, Planet Telex was High & Dry's b-side. 99.243.38.30 (talk) 20:26, 14 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]

I'm not opposed to that. If you can cite multiple reliable sources as examples, we might be able to do that, and we can merge content from Psycho to this page. DannyMusicEditor (talk) 02:43, 15 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Music video

I do not edit pages I don't own and further more, that are not in my native language. I French. But I do tend to bring stuff to the attention of people who do write the pages. Now how difficult is it to reread oneself? It's something we learn in primary school... freagin reread yourself all the time. This is not a note to put on the fridge, it's WP !

So now, could you please read the "Music video" paragraph (the only thing I checked here), "on their" what? And dates in English are written month first then the day followed by a comma and then the year. Thank You and HF! Netweezurd (talk) 17:07, 29 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]