Talk:The Nails

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I remember this song/band. I actually really liked it in its day. I just ran across this and I didn't think it merited a speedy delete. My $.02 worth anyway. Plenty of Google hits. I don't know how a vfd would turn out. Rx StrangeLove 01:37, 15 Apr 2005 (UTC)

There's more obscure bands than this that still manage to get at least a stub; I say the article should stay. Never heard of them myself until I found a "Dangerous Dreams" LP at a Goodwill in Denver (as they were basically a "local band" you can find a lot of their stuff at records stores and thrift shops in the Denver metro area). Nothing revolutionary in the new wave genre or anything, but they're at least as good as the average. Well worth the $1 I spent anyway. 2601:1:C100:2C90:C8E8:FCC1:1E6C:4E2 (talk) 23:42, 10 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Awesome article dude about an awesome band. Hard to find their music on eMule. Who the fuck are Nine Inch Nails?

clearly, nobody cares

Sad, really.

Former lead singer Marc Campbell has an album, Tantric Machine, to be released in 2014.

The only reason that I have ever heard of The Nails is from tracking down covers of a particular somg. I don't see where the case has been made (or even properly attempted) that the band is in any way notable except that a young Jello Biafra sometimes hauled their equipment.

What is here is a mess. For instance, it seems to refer to Kaufman being dead in 1993 (and having a website!!) when he passed in 2009.
Weeb Dingle (talk) 18:26, 9 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]