post Re: Wrong bio for the The Snakes "Songs from the Satellites" album in My Collection

Artist Bio is incorrect

TofuPanda — Tue, 29 Aug 2023 16:54:36 GMT

Hi,

The bio/profile for the artist V (of BTS) is incorrect. He is not (and has never been) in a UK boy band and was a small child when the band listed in his profile was formed. He is one of the members of BTS, the South Korean group. This is the profile for his solo work.

This same issue occurred on Amazon Music, so I'm not sure if that's where this bio came from.

Please fix his bio or at least remove this incorrect one.

Thank you!

Re: Artist Bio is incorrect

AlyssaPandora — Tue, 29 Aug 2023 17:15:53 GMT

Hi, @TofuPanda. 👋

I moved your post over to this existing thread to keep the community space organized: Artist Bio/ Profile is Incorrect

We will definitely report this error, but it may take some time to fix, because all of the biographical and lyrical info on Pandora comes from partner services. Our partners at LyricFind provide us with lyrics, and our partners at TiVo take care of our biographies and album descriptions.

In the meantime, I'll be sure to pass this information on to the appropriate party. 🎧

Re: Artist Bio is incorrect

TofuPanda — Tue, 29 Aug 2023 18:50:20 GMT

Thank you!

Wrong bio for the The Snakes "Songs from the Satellites" album

simons70 — Wed, 18 Dec 2024 22:12:22 GMT

Pandora says:

In 1997, former Whitesnake guitarists Bernie Marsden and Micky Moody decided to reunite in order to perform their legendary old band’s classic material once again. So after drafting Norwegian vocalist Johnny Lande (aka Jørn Lande), keyboard player Josh Phillips, bassist David Levy, and drummer Mark Brzezicki, they set out on a tour that was conveniently billed“An Evening of Whitesnake Music,” then decided to record an album of original material, proper.

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From the actual group:

https://www.thesnakes.co.uk/info.php

THE SNAKES
Who do they think they are?

THE SHORT ANSWER :

The Snakes are a UK based rock band formed in 2002. They have made 3 albums.

They are going to make another one.

THE SLIGHTLY LONGER ANSWER :

The Snakes were formed in 2002 by Simon Moor & Richard Davies, following a chance encounter in Muswell Hill, having not seen each other since their time together in a band called Band of Gypsies, back in the 80s.

In the 90s, Richard had been a member of Tiny Monroe (at the tail end of the Brit Pop thing), while Simon had been getting psychedelic with Celophane Aeroplane. Both bands having since split, it was a perfect time for Simon & Richard to renew their friendship and start a new band.

Simon had already written a number of songs that would eventually make up the debut album from the Snakes, "Songs from the Satellites", so they set about forming the band that would become known as The Snakes. Long time friend Dan Tilbury, who had been in both Band of Gypsies and Cellophane Aeroplane, became the drummer. Alex Culpin came in on bass from Richard's former band, Tiny Monroe.

1st Line Up :

Simon Moor - Vocals & guitar

Richard Davies - Lead Guitar

Alex Culpin - Bass

Dan Tilbury - Drums

Re: Wrong bio for the The Snakes "Songs from the Satellites" album

TannerPandora — Wed, 18 Dec 2024 22:55:27 GMT

Hi @simons70

Thanks for letting us know. I've moved your post over to an existing thread Artist Bio is incorrect.

Our bios come from third party partners, but I've reported the discrepancy with the appropriate teams. It may take some time to update so we appreciate your patience in the meantime.