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I'm not a Wikipedia user, but hopefully these comments will reach Xsxex about the Illinois band Oblivion. On a whim, I added some info about the group, mostly discography related. I didn't want to delete anything you put in, but I know for a fact that Amish Vomit had nothing to do with Oblivion, nor were the two groups ever the same. Amish Vomit was a very short-lived side group comprised of Pete and two guys who later did stints in The Vindictives. The song "Stolen" was originally written for Amish Vomit, but was only recorded later by Oblivion, and that's where similarity basically ends. Also, though Brian did hand out a bunch of the third demo at Lollapalooza (and it makes for a great story), I debate its relavance as "self-distributed at Lollapalooza", as it did appear in other stores, shows, and probably other places. These are small details about a small topic, but I figured if someone took to the time to make an entry for the group, it should be valid information. THANKS. 167.127.24.69 17:35, 5 July 2006 (UTC)
