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The article makes an assertion of a Grammy nomination which I have removed. In looking for verification of this assertion, I found this press release dated May 23, 2006 which is not a reliable source. I then managed to track down this article which makes the claim that "(the) Dino Club, nominated for six first-ballot Grammys in 2006 for songs from the album "Bright Screen Wide," comprises many long-time friends of Mr. Cutler's who are also notables from the clubs of the Northeast", which seems to be a rather tortured way of saying that they were in fact not nominated. AS per Grammy Award#Nomination process, submissions are made and reviewed for eligibility. The resulting list is then voted on to determine the actual nominees for the award. So I am interpreting the "six first-ballot Grammys in 2006" to mean that they submitted six works for consideration, and they were accepted as eligible. Grammy Awards of 2006 has no listing for them as an actual nominee, nor is there any other evidence they made it beyond the accepted submission. -- Whpq (talk) 19:12, 25 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]
