Talk:Andy Strachan

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Early comment

Hahaha, this article, in particular the tone, is hilarious!

The Living End are punkabilly, not rockabilly. The author of this page is officially wrong there. I changed it. --Chewbacca1010

Broken Drum Stick

A drummer breaking a stick indeed! I added that breaking a stick is hardly surprising...drummers break sticks all the time. It's such a useless piece of info it's probably best removed, it's hardly trivia, he's probably broken sticks at half their gigs. --Mikenosilly 04:03, 23 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Married?

According to an article in the Herald Sun on Nov 22, 2007, Andy had just got back from his honeymoon. I presume this means he's married . . .

- well if you can cite the source, add it —Preceding unsigned comment added by 64.202.102.10 (talk) 08:02, 10 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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andy plays the drums on their latest albums? no, you dont say! why not just list every single song he played on. sheesh. also, why delete his education history? why not ask for a citation of the source instead.

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