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Posted: March 17 2016 at 07:11

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=9006

Line-up / Musicians:

- Tomas Bodin / keyboards, accordion, percussion & vocals
- Roine Stolt / guitars, bass
- Hasse Bruniusson / drums
- Ulf Wallander / soprano saxophone

Edited by NotAProghead - March 19 2016 at 18:28

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Posted: March 17 2016 at 08:09

http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=1174

I risk to be called a pain-in-the-*ss but the band was originally

Earth and Fire

not Earth & Fire (although this would come in later covers, both Wiki and the band's webpage use the initial designation)

OK, if you prefer "and", be so.
Not a big difference IMO.

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Posted: March 17 2016 at 08:57

Per Kohler wrote:

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=9006

Line-up / Musicians:

- Tomas Bodin / keyboards, accordion, percussion & vocals
- Roine Stolt / guitars, bass
- Hasse Bruniusson / drums
- Ulf Wallander / soprano saxophone

Could you please provide the source of your info ?

Tomas Bodin webpage only states:
"With their goofy names like ”Inge Naning” (Noi Dea) they also insisted on being the band initiating ”The Summer of Love” 1967!!!???
Hasse Bruniusson Drums, Roine Stolt electric guitars & bass and Ulf Wallander saxophones.
The rest was played by me."

From what I can read there are still some instruments not credited to a specific musician, namely flute and vibes.

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Posted: March 18 2016 at 14:32

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=48663

After a long time the official day of release is April 29, 2016 not what it shows as 2015

E&O Team: Thanks,

changed the release date. I think we'll add times when all of them will be known.

1.	Like A Heart Attack 09:30
	2.	Nowhere Left To Go
	3.	Save Me From The Rain 07:56
	4.	My Energy
	5.	Dream Forever
	6.	Statement Of Intent
	7.	Tired And Helpless
	8.	Temple Of The Damned

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Posted: March 19 2016 at 10:09

~~Yes, the instrumentation arrives from from the reviewer SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator " Gatot"~~

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Posted: March 19 2016 at 10:11

Well 10-12 songs are more complicated to calculate total time than two.

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Posted: March 19 2016 at 16:28

^ Please quote the posts (or their parts) you refer. Otherwise it's not always easy to get what you're talking about.

By the way, there is a great utility easily calculating total time of any number of songs: http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=101257&KW=&PID=5140603#5140603

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Posted: March 19 2016 at 18:26

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Per Kohler wrote:

Yes, the instrumentation arrives from from the reviewer SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator " Gatot"

I can guess you were answering my post, but as NotAProgHead already mentioned, it's better if you do it the right way so anybody can quickly understand what's it all about.

About our updating the album's info, it took me a little research but I ended up with this Line-Up:

- Tomas Bodin / Hammond organ, Rhodes electric piano, Minimoog, accordion, flute, vibes, percussion

- Roine Stolt / guitars, bass

- Ulf Wallander / soprano saxophone

- Hasse Bruniusson / drums

(Almost identical to what you proposed and no vocals, really, just a little uncredited scat but not from TB)

Thanks from the E&O team !

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Posted: March 20 2016 at 08:43

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=9006

Ok sorry, regarding "Line-up / Musicians" on 'Swedish Family Vintage Prog' album I was referring to SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator Gatot and his review of the album. One out of four reviews of the album and by far the longest. Thanks!

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Posted: March 20 2016 at 13:43

^^ Nice work, gentlemen! Thumbs Up

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Posted: March 21 2016 at 04:23

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^ You're welcome. Пожалуйста. :)

By the way, you promised a better photo of the band.

indeed I did. a few weeks ago, everyone but the photographer arrived at the photo shoot another is being organised. hopefully I will have a proper photograph, with the correct lineup soon. I can give you the correct lineup, but it won't match the photograph that currently appears on the Hedersleben artist page. A connundrum.

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Posted: March 21 2016 at 16:07

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Hey, all you FLOYD'ERS (or should I say PINKHEADS ?) out there ... you too Meltdowner !

I'm starting to update album's info of your (our) beloved band, do you care to check it out and point any Error or Omission I eventually might have commited ?

To begin with, just these 3 (for now only Credits, both Musicians and Artwork):

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=1433
http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=1434
http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=1438

Thanks

Sorry, I forgot to reply. It seems OK, but I didn't understand the credits of Gilmour on Saucerful: did he play the guitar and kazoo on the same tracks? I didn't check the total times... by the way, do you already know the program George (historian9) created to do that?

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Posted: March 21 2016 at 17:10

You got it, guitar & kazoo on every track mentioned !

Do you have any suggestion as how to do it more clearly ? (duplicating the tracks numbers for each instrument, of course, is the obvious one Smile

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And yes, thanks, the application is like all the good solutions - simply great !

I'll update more PF very soon and will leave that notice here, so stay tuned !

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Posted: March 21 2016 at 17:28

^ I think it's cleared if duplicated... but does it really have kazoo on every track except "Remember a Day"? Ermm

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Posted: March 21 2016 at 18:20

^^ José, I guess for "Saucerful" you used this Wiki article: http://https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Saucerful_of_Secrets#cite_note-29

1. I'm also curious, is the album really that "kazooed"? I don't listen to it too often, but it's a surprise to me.

2. In my opinion this Releases info:

ArtWork: Hipgnosis

LP Columbia UK SX6258 (mono) (1968)

CD Capitol/EMI Records 46383 (1994)

is too short. I would add at least the first stereo LP version and mention that there were numerous LP, MC and CD reissues.

3. Vocal credits are quite confusing:

- Syd Barrett / acoustic & slide guitar (2), guitar (3,7), lead vocals (7)
- David Gilmour / guitar & kazoo (1,3-6), lead vocals (1,4), voice (5)
- Richard Wright / organ, piano, Mellotron, vibraphone, xylophone, tin whistle (7), lead vocals (1,2,4,6), voice (5)
- Roger Waters / bass, percussion, lead vocals (1,3)
- Nick Mason / drums, percussion, lead vocals (4), kazoo (7)

Looking at this I thought: "Wow, Rick Wright was the main singer on this album! And even Mason sang lead. What a discovery!".

According to mentioned article, "Let There Be More Light" and "Corporal Clegg" were sung by 3 guys (in harmony or some other way). I'd rather use the word "vocals" than "lead vocals" for these songs.

I think this would be more accurate:

- Syd Barrett / acoustic & slide guitar (2), guitar (3, 7), lead vocals (7)
- David Gilmour / guitar & kazoo (1, 3 - 6), vocals (1, 4), voice (5)
- Richard Wright / organ, piano, Mellotron, vibraphone, xylophone, tin whistle (7), lead vocals (2, 6), vocals (1, 4), voice (5)

- Roger Waters / bass, percussion, lead vocals (3), vocals (1)
- Nick Mason / drums, percussion, vocals (4), kazoo (7)

Conclusion: the more details you add, the more ~~headache you find~~ accuracy required.

4. General point on such detailed lists. I'm afraid it may be more confusing than clearing.

Imagine, it's not Pink Floyd but some obscure band. And you see a long list of instruments played by each member, all played guitars, keyboards, wistles, washing boards, sang lead and backing vocals.

How in this case to detect their "main specialisation" (who is a singer, who is a guitarist etc)?

Edited by NotAProghead - March 24 2016 at 16:34

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Posted: March 22 2016 at 12:58

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=46969

Wrong Cover

Right one http://www.preacherrock.co.uk/discography.html

E&O Team: Thanks, done.

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Posted: March 23 2016 at 03:00

^ Thanks guys, I really needed your help !

The reason for my asking you in the first place was precisely because I don't have no book or any other 1st hand source to confirm the whole thing ( which would come handy if any of you had) .

Gonna revise the info with your contributions in mind, and hopefully any one that might still come by.

Eugene, good you raised the question of releases, I left that to be addressed in a second «stage» which I will engage soon.

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Posted: March 23 2016 at 08:40

I updated a few Kraftwerk album that had problems with special characters and spacing. About Autobahn, its credits are from the original edition but the 2009 reissue has more detailed credits (the flute isn't even mentioned on the original). Do you think it should be updated?

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