User talk:SpikeDaal

Thanks for your quick response; I wasn't expecting to hear anything for a few weeks.

A quick question to help me along: I have the BBC, NME, Louder than War, Paper Dress Vintage, and Discogs as sources. I assume it's Discogs that you refer to as a 'non-source'? Will it work if I refer to a Dutch print source (the 'Pop Encyclopedia', with 19 subsequent editions running from 1977 to 2014) to get a better overview of the albums released by Eton Crop? (It is not available online, but maybe I could add pictures as 'proof'?). The 2008 version had ISBN number 9789048800254, as a check.

Alternatively, as Discogs is only used to present the discography of the band, I could skip that and focus more on the Peel sessions?

Thanks,

SpikeDaal (talk) 06:52, 11 March 2026 (UTC)

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