Talk:TV Mania

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LeBon's Involvement / TV Mania Producing Duran Albums

Hello,

The article cites the fact that TV Mania is credited as producing Medazzaland and Pop Trash as being indicative of singer Simon LeBon's decreasing involvement. However, those two Duran albums also credit Simon's production company, SYN, as co-producer with TV Mania. (Please see Wikipedia's entries for Pop Trash and Medazzaland). I think the article should be amended to state that the shared production credits were indicative of the changing band politics/dynamic, with Nick and Warren in one camp and LeBon in the other (that could be better worded but you get my meaning).

Thank you for your consideration!

Cks72 (talk) 17:12, 23 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]