Talk:Karin Oliver

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Karin did not quit the band, she was fired by Warren, the bands founder. She has not seen a dime for any perfomances she did on four possibly five of the albums she was featured on.

The band has played shenanigans using Karin's name in advertising, even going so far as to make a video using Karin's voice and dressing up one of Warren's girlfriends to look like her.

Fans have let Karin know that at least two people have claimed to be her durring performances after she was fired.

I know all this because I am her husband.

Sorry, but nobody can belive you, please post some publication or reliable webpage —Preceding unsigned comment added by 200.30.242.179 (talk) 21:09, 2 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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This article talk too much about HNIA. I don't fix that beacuse my english is poor.

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This article has a biased POV. Instead of being a useful bio of the subject, it's mostly a complaint about her former bandmate treating her badly, and there are no references. (If she and her family want to get this kind of information out there, they should try to get the story into a reputable music magazine, 'then' reference it in this article.)

While I agree that the situation is, if true, an unpleasant one... this sort of thing is for her personal webpage, not Wikipedia. 24.223.151.194 (talk) 07:49, 5 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]