Talk:Ya Ho Wha 13

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"...now regarded as one of the best American psychedelic bands."

Someone has that opinion? Pretty much everything that i have seen on them describes them more as a curiosity or a novelty. Blzur (talk) 08:29, 14 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Hi. The pagename originally was 'Ya_Ho_Wa_13' and the title was 'Ya Ho Wa 13', but every single reference to the band in the article spells the name 'Ya Ho Wha 13' (Wha instead of Wa). Is there any reason for this? I switched the redirection so that 'Ya_Ho_Wa_13' redirects to 'Ya_Ho_Wha_13'. Overtones99 (talk) 09:34, 27 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]

"Packed houses with much enthusiasm"[edit]

The penultimate sentence under the heading "Ya Ho Wha 13’s Music Today" reads "In 2009, YaHoWha13 played to packed houses with much enthusiasm on the East Coast, and in Canada." Apparently whoever added this doesn't understand how Wikipedia works, as it neither conforms to the objective language used in a dictionary, nor is there a source provided for the claim. Anyone with an interest in retaining the general content of that sentence should Wikify it soon. Otherwise, I'll simply remove it. Bricology (talk) 04:47, 16 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Inappropriate reference to website, inaccurate citation.[edit]

Under the "Formation" heading, there is this rambling and slightly ad-like sentence: "Isis Aquarian, who was the family historian, archivist and one of Father's wives, recently found a lot of these unreleased music tapes in her archives and they are now being remastered and released through Drag City Records of Chicago and their site www.Yahowha.org" The citation given provides no support for this claim, and the website given doesn't even load. 2601:14D:8301:F70:7807:92DE:A809:F35C (talk) 16:47, 13 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]