` ::Actually, the article only says, ``the four albums that were remixed for the Columbia/Legacy remasters series do still sound very similar to the original albums in most cases`` and ``it's worth remembering that remixed or not, The Byrds’ Columbia/Legacy remasters do sound great.`` The ``Remix information`` section was written by an unknown editor before I ever worked on the article. I just edited it for accuracy and tried to add sources for Bob Irwin's comments and some of the other statements made. As I say, I'd be interested in your thoughts on how to improve this section without loosing it entirely...because that would leave the article noticeably incomplete in my view.   NB: One thing that I wanted to bring to your attention, in the interests of full disclosure, is the use of the Byrdwatcher website as a reliable source in this article. The site was submitted to the Reliable Sources noticeboard for review in November 2009 and consensus was that it was a reliable source (see here). Although it is technically a fansite, the likes of David Crosby have given exclusive interviews to Tim Connors, the site author/owner, and a number of books and magazines have said that the site is good, including Record Collector magazine and The Rough Guide to Rock (with the latter describing it as ``the very best Byrds website``). Even the official Roger McGuinn/Byrds web page endorses it by listing it on their links page. In addition, it’s worth noting that the information on the Byrdwatcher page is well sourced with citations for quotations and such. Indeed, outside of an official band website, it's hard to imagine a more reliable web source for information on the Byrds.   `