` ==Removal of ``Welshin popular culture?!== I'm shocked that important parts of ``Welsh in popular culture`` have been removed from this article. Parts that can only be very, very important to anyone who loves the Welsh language. These are the parts that have been excised just in the last few days: *In Henry IV, part 1, Shakespeare has Owen Glendower (Welsh: Owain Glyndŵr), the Lady Mortimer and some Welsh women all speaking Welsh on stage. The play was written in the sixteenth century and set around 1400. (I heard this played on a 78 rpm record player by our English teacher in a school in Somerset - it's importance spreads far beyond Wales). *A number of rock and electronic groups have recorded extensively in Welsh, including Datblygu, Gorky's Zygotic Mynci, and Super Furry Animals, whose all-Welsh album Mwng reached no. 11 in the British charts. Welsh-language albums have been released more recently as solo projects by Gruff Rhys and Euros Childs (members of Super Furry Animals and Gorky's Zygotic Mynci respectively).   `