Talk:Mic Geronimo

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Mic geronimo released the album "THE NATURAL" in 1995 and later the critically acclaimed "VENDETTA" in 1997 which saw him gain more commercial success working alongside artist like DMX and The lox and producers like P.diddy and chris rock.

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User:Cosprings has removed the 'unreferenced' and 'notability' tags which I originally put there in March. I have restored them, because as far as I can see nothing has been done to the article either to give references for any of the information in it, or to explain why this musician is notable.

I also removed an 'It is rumored that' - without references this certainly does not belong in an encyclopaedia. --ColinFine 23:55, 20 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]