Wikipedia contributions by Livinglifebreathingair

Created this page to document the upcoming Ween compilation album, Europe "90"

Added a new source about a new song by the band, as well as doing some touch up work around the page

Added some info about the business side of the band's music, expanding a bit on Severance Records

Added info on the 30th anniversary edition that will be coming in July

Added some bits about the band's early touring, corrected their home info (they're from Throckmorton, not Abilene) and expanded the current section with international success

/* 2024–present: Rise to the mainstream */ Added a source and more prose to the history section

Added some more details about the band's formation. Also added the lore about Cheez-its, since I found several articles referencing that

/* Styles and influences */Added a minor bit to the influences section

Began the process of building this page out more. It's incomplete currently, but adding significantly more sources and prose is a start

/* Compilation albums */Made this item past tense since it has been released

/* Timeline */Updated the band member timeline to make it more precise- Tully left in July 2024, Elmore in September 2024, and Tyler left after the peace order in February of this year

/* History */Added a minor update about their tour dates with McLusky. Despite prior drama, those dates went smoothly with no issues and got the reviewer saying they hoped they would come back

Added a more concrete source to back up the claim that Ween only played 3 more international shows beyond May 2008. Setlist FM is cited as a source on other wikipedia pages (including some Ween album wiki pages) so it should be acceptable as a source.

Added a cover of Baby Bitch to the list

Added slightly more detail to a bit I added yesterday

/* Focus on non-Ween projects, Vancouver incident (2008–2011) */Fixed typo. I missed some bits as I transcribed from the magazine

/* Focus on non-Ween projects, Vancouver incident (2008–2011) */Added a segment about the band not touring internationally as often and explaining why, with source

/* 2015–2019: Hip-hop and rap */Added a minor point about Zohran Mamdani trying to send his music to Stereogum. I had previously added this point back when Stereogum first tweeted about it, but this was not accepted because they wanted a stronger citation. Now, that anecdote has appeared in an article on Stereogum proper with a link to the tweet, so this should be acceptable

Offered updates and expanded the prose of Ekko Astral's recent activities

Updated the prose of the last paragraph, not only referencing other reissues and archival releases by the band but also tying them together

Added a wiki link to the newly created article about Europe "90"

Added a wiki link to the newly created article about Europe "90"

Added info about the upcoming 2nd album by Ekko Astral, as well as a preemptive wiki link for when a page is made on the second album

Removed Europe 90 from the live albums segment. While 2 of the 3 discs are a live album, the first one is strictly studio content, making it more of a compilation than a true live record. Plus, it's already represented in the Compilation Albums section below anyway

/* Compilation albums */Added a new, upcoming rease by the band that'll happen on Record Store Day (will probably make a separate wiki page for this later)

Added a segment about a new compilation album being released by the band and their management team

Added info about the newly announced second annual Liberation Weekend, as well as Miri Tyler's exit from the band

Updated the mayor: as of January 2026, the mayor of Glen Rock is Michelle Siesko

made a minor correction to the commercial performance section

The mercury prize awards for 2025 have passed and Pulp did not win. So I updated the awards section to reflect that

Added additional shows the band will be playing in 2026. Also corrected some stuff in the infobox

Added the newest single that Pulp dropped, a cover of The Man Comes Around

/* Second reunion: 2022–present */Fixed reference typo

/* Second reunion: 2022–present */Added info about the Man Comes Around EP

Added a wiki link to the article about the tour for More

Made minor changes to the country list (I had previously listed states for some US dates instead of just the US)

Added a wiki link to the article about the associated tour

Submitting this article for consideration

Created this page to document Pulp's 2025-2026 tour

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Added back in my previous edit discussing unusually high Voter turn out, this time with a citation from The City (I personally think an external citation is unnecessary given that I got that info simply by checking previous Wikipedia pages, but if an external source is needed, so be it)

/* Music */Fixed a typo in my previous edit

/* Music */Added a minor detail about the music website Stereogum revealing Mamdani once contacted them about promoting his songs

Added a line about how the number of voters turning out was the highest since the 60s

Added another sentence and source to the negative section

Corrected a minor issue with the citation I added a moment ago

Added a quote from Taylor herself regarding the more negative reception of the album

/* Track listing */Added wiki links

added an additional source and context to the personal life section

Added a segment discussing the commercial downturn this album represented compared to the band's prior work

/* History */Expanded upon the band's 2024 hiatus and the activities leading up to it. Also added a quote and citation from Claude Coleman sounding optimistic about the band returning to live shows eventually

/* Reunion (2015–2024) */Removed bottom section on their 2024 activities because not only was it not detailed enough, it also contained misinformation (it stated that Ween played at Bonaroo in 2024, but its citation was a dead link and not a single other website, even the Ween fansites, news coverage, nor Bonaroo's own promotion) had this show as ever happening.

Added a wiki link

added a wiki link

Expanded more information about the 2024 tour and hiatus, to better give context on what was going on. Also did some minor cleanup in other parts of the article

It seems highly unlikely the band makes any new material after they haven't made any new songs in 20 years and they're on hiatus from touring

Swapped one quote out to make the themes section a bit more clear, and added information about how songs from the Caesar demos ended up on later albums by either the band or their solo works

Added a cover to the list

Added a citation from Gene talking about how his divorce influenced the album, and reorganized some info (previously Claude's car crash was mentioned 4 times in the article, I removed one of them to cut down on redundancy)

Split the related releases and covers section into separate pieces, since they're not terribly related

Added sales data from the LA Times

Added sales and chart information for the deluxe edition

Added sales information

/* Deluxe Edition */Fixed typo.

Added info about the deluxe edition and associated credits

added more info about influences and clarified a paragraph

added more info about Moistboyz 4 and 5

/* Discography */Fixes typo. Gene Ween's solo album is called Freeman, not Freemen

/* Singles */Added the Voodoo Lady (Demo) single

/* Deluxe Edition */Added info about the demo of Voodoo Lady being released as a single

/* Reunion (2015–present) */Made the last paragraph more consise, added info about a second single being released

Added more information about McClelland joining Ween as well as a citation

Added info about rumors regarding a second Z Rock album

Added information about soundtrack appearances and covers

Added information about side projects the band embarked on during the late 2010s

Added another album Dean appeared on

Added an additional article ranking this album positively, and re-added information about The Mollusk Sessions (they are notable because a couple songs off of the demos would end up on later albums)

Added more information about the band's formation and added two citations

Added more information about the album art with citations from the 33 1/3 book about Chocolate and Cheese

Reordered the top section and added a bit more context to the recording

Fixed a typo (the band has never played in Arlington Virginia, but they have played in Arrington Virginia), added a couple other minor edits

Updated to add context to the record's development and themes

Adding in upcoming 30th anniversary edition of Chocolate and Cheese

Added another cover to the list

Minor edit to make a sentence flow better

Updated to reflect the upcoming 30th anniversary edition of Chocolate and Cheese

Updating to reflect the band putting out a new release