The line-up specified in PA for this album is completely wrong. I mean that this is a mistake that should never occur on a prog site. Can you imagine Hackett and Gabriel be mentioned on "Abacab"? We get the same here.

 

The musicians referenced here belong to the historical line-up of this great band. Way different to the one that is playing on "Souffleurs De Vers".

 

Here is the accurate line-up (which is the same than the one on theri previous release) :

 

Benoit Cazzulini : drums, percussion

Caroline Crozat : vocals, chorus

Christian Decamps : lead vocals, acoustic guitar, piano
Tristan Decamps: keyboards, vocals
Hassan Hajdi : guitars, vocals
Thierry Sidhoum : bass

 

I really wonder how such a blunder is possible on this site.

 

"Ange", even if a French band and therefore not highly praised on this site was a great player on the prog scene in the sevenites (the golden prog age). I can't understand such a treat. Please, put more attention while a new album is added to PA (this one being added by Prog Lucky).

 

I understand that it is a daunting task to verify the line-up of each of the albums from PA. But a quick check on the Internet might often suffice. Please take care of this in the future (or maybe reinforce the team with a person who should take care for this).

 

Best regards from a PA fan and reviewer,

 

Daniel.

Hi Daniel,

 

A little blunt there, don't you think? Everyone does things for PA for the love of it and mistakes get made!

 

I have done the "quick check on the internet" as you have suggest and cannot confirm that the info you have given me is correct. Can you point me to somewhere where the data is confirmed and verified? (I can't make heads nor tales of Ange's official website to try to confirm it there)

 

I will update the PA data based on your listing.

 

Do you have track times available?

 

Cheers,

 

Coops

 

 

 

 

Historical record: Line-up as originally posted

 

- Christian Decamps / keyboards, vocals
- Daniel Haas / bass
- Francis Decamps / keyboards
- Gérard Jelsch / drums, percussion
- Jean-Michel Brezovar / guitar

 

 

Here are two sources from which you can get the line-up (both in French, unfortunately)

 

http://www.progressivewaves.com/frmchronique.aspx?pro_id=2620 - http://www.progressivewaves.com/frmchronique.aspx?pro_id=2620

 

http://www.musicinbelgium.net/pl/modules.php?name=Reviews&rop=showcontent&id=2459 - http://www.musicinbelgium.net/pl/modules.php?name=Reviews&rop=showcontent&id=2459

 

Do believe me, this is the correct one. I will testify this live on the 22nd of this month while attending "Ange" live concert in Verviers (the great "Spirit Of 66" club in Belgium).

 

As far as track times are concerned, here we go :

 

1. Tous Les Boomerangs Du Monde : 4'50"
2. Les Écluses : 4'58"
3. Dieu Est Un escroc : 8:15"
4. Nouvelles Du Ciel : 3'16"
5. Interlude : 2'01"
6. Où Vont Les Escargots ? : 4'19"
7. Coupée En Deux : 5'58"
8. Les Beaux Restes : 4'17"
9. Souffleurs De Vers (Synopsis) : 3'05"
10. Souffleurs De Vers (Film) : 16'45"
11. Journal Intime : 2'33"

 

Total Time : 60'17"

 

It is now almost 4 AM in Belgium, and I'll have some rest...Read you tomorrow...

 

Regards,

 

 

Daniel.

 

OK, maybe you're right. It was quite late while I posted my comments. But I was really disturbed to read this line up. Anyway, it has been corrected now which is the most important thing. I always look for providing accurate information to improve the increasing quality of PA. Even if some time I might be either sarcastic (in my reviews) or some times assertive like yesterday.

 

Now, I get another one for you.

 

I am currently reviewing the discography for "Le Orme" (Italian Symphonic). IMO there is a problem with the entry for their album "Biancaneve" released in 1995. This is the CD version of their 1982 album called "Venerdi" (it is even specified as such). I would suggest to merge these two entries since they refer to the same album (same track list, same line-up).

 

I would probably hold "Venerdi" since it was the original album and incorporate the review(s) for "Biancaneve" into the original entry , but it is up to you. This is what can be read on "Le Orme" official site :