Talk:Faith (George Michael song)

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Merger Discussion

As the article has been tagged as suggested for a merge, I may as well go ahead and start the discussion with Strongly Oppose. While the basic song is the same, it was recorded in two completely different styles by two very divergent artists, with nearly a decade between them.TheBigFish (talk) 06:29, 25 November 2008 (UTC)

Support. The convention seems to be putting cover versions on the same page as the original with the original first, no matter how different the versions are, how long a gap there is between them, or how notable the cover version is. Some examples:

• All Along the Watchtower- Jimi Hendrix's cover is on the same page as Bob Dylan's original
• Hurt- Johnny Cash's cover is on the same page as Nine Inch Nails' original
• Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)- Marilyn Manson's cover is on the same page as the Eurythmics' original
• Walk This Way- Run-DMC's cover is on the same page as Aerosmith's original
• With a Little Help From My Friends- Joe Cocker's cover is on the same page as the Beatles' original
• Tainted Love- Soft Cell's cover is on the same page as Gloria Jones' original

In each of these cases, not only is the cover version radically different from the original, but the cover version is a notable milestone for the artist doing the cover. I don't see why this article is any different. Thonan (talk) 07:27, 7 December 2008 (UTC)

In light of this, I bow to convention, and will Support the merge.TheBigFish (talk) 03:29, 8 December 2008 (UTC)

History - Second paragraph re analysis

I realize that, although the official policy of Wikipedia is everything referenced from reliable sources, a 'de facto' policy for many popular culture articles is to allow some unreferenced material unless challenged. Well, the second paragraph of the History section urks me: it could very well be true (that Michael meant for it to be a continuation and some other details) but there is no references and I don't think it reflects a neutral voice. Actually, I think it comes off as original research (some just wanting to publish their own analysis of the song). I am debating cutting it, but I thought I would just state it and give someone the opportunity to find a reference first - where I have failed. --Blondtraillite (talk) 01:25, 10 November 2009 (UTC)

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Limp Bizkit

Three paragraphs and an infobox about Limp Bizkit's non-notable version of this song is way WP:UNDUE. There used to be an "other covers" section, but was removed (appropriately) here by User:Muhandes. I'd suggest trimming the Limp Bizkit cover to a sentence or two, under the revised heading "other covers". This would encourage other editors to expand this section (with references). If the Limp Bizkit version was so popular, then User:TheVoiceGamePlay is welcome to write an article about it. Magnolia677 (talk) 10:02, 9 April 2024 (UTC)