Talk:Patrick Hallahan
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Notability?
[edit]Does he warrant his own article? There's more written about him than some of the other band members, whose articles I turned into redirects today. However, this article has no sources. Keep and expand, or turn into a redirect? —C.Fred (talk) 16:38, 15 June 2008 (UTC)
Parallelism
[edit]The article contains the following sentence: "Hallahan's style meshes together the hard hitting sounds of more classic rock drummers, while still encompassing the necessary versatility of a more progressive rock sound." This strikes me as odd, since 'classic rock' is a radio format, and 'progressive rock' is a genre (or subgenre) of music. In fact, classic rock stations tend to play a whole lot of early progressive rock songs. Could someone who is relatively familiar with this drummer's work rewrite that line? RolandTheHeadlessThompsonGunner (talk) 19:05, 29 November 2009 (UTC)