Talk:Before These Crowded Streets

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The citation for the Pantala Naga Pampa explanation needs to be fixed. Also, as an Indian, I am confident there is no language called "Indian". India has a multitude of languages, so maybe the sentence could be reworked to something like "pantala naga pampa, in an Indian language, means...". --Snaxe920 06:01, 7 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I fixed the citation for PNP and also added Alanis as a background vocalist for DDTW and Spoon. I think the article MacHead should be merged into this one because it's just a stub related to this album, and there isn't enough information about it to have its own article. --crashintome4196 16:58, 15 June 2006 (UTC)

Under "the Last Stop" explanation, the comment about "the three main dominant religions in the world" needs to be further explained. From a religious/mythological point of view the above comment is a bit ignorant, as it totally neglects major Eastern religions (Buddhism and Hinduism) which are very "main" or "dominant" in their own sense. Perhaps the above phrase could say: "the three main religions in the Western world," or something having to do with the Judeo-Christian-Islamic traditions. --skip wiley, 23:58, 10 July 2006