Musicians who write their own wikipedia pages
shawnald_reagan
318 Posts
Hey all,
I was recently researching the Montclairs and came across Phil Perry's wiki page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Perry) and I as I read it I got the distinct impression that he had written it himself. Details like:
"On September 11, 2001, Perry was scheduled to perform at the World Trade Center, for the lunch hour jazz concerts between 11 am and 1 pm. His 5th solo album Magic was released that day, as well. As fate would have it, Perry was spared the devastation of the terrorist attacks on the two towers. However, for the next six years, he sunk into an artistic depression, and did not record again until invited by long time friend, Don Grusin, who he joined for a collaborative venture titled "THE HANG"."
So specific and so strange and unintentionally hilarious. Anybody know of any other wiki pages (musician or otherwise) that seem like they've been written by their subject?
I was recently researching the Montclairs and came across Phil Perry's wiki page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Perry) and I as I read it I got the distinct impression that he had written it himself. Details like:
"On September 11, 2001, Perry was scheduled to perform at the World Trade Center, for the lunch hour jazz concerts between 11 am and 1 pm. His 5th solo album Magic was released that day, as well. As fate would have it, Perry was spared the devastation of the terrorist attacks on the two towers. However, for the next six years, he sunk into an artistic depression, and did not record again until invited by long time friend, Don Grusin, who he joined for a collaborative venture titled "THE HANG"."
So specific and so strange and unintentionally hilarious. Anybody know of any other wiki pages (musician or otherwise) that seem like they've been written by their subject?
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