Standard 'Olympic' Country Codes

GALADRIEL -- Neo Progressive – Spain

 

GALADRIEL (AUS) -- Prog Folk -- Australia

 

Should be – ESP, AUS      

 

GALAHAD (EN) -- Neo Progressive -- United Kingdom

 

GALAHAD (GE) -- Prog Folk -- Germany

 

Should be – GBR, GER         

 

Done

Edited by Fassbinder - October 12 2007 at 14:15

ERGO SUM (CHI) -- Prog Folk – Chile

 

ERGO SUM (FR) -- Jazz Rock/Fusion -- France

 

Should be – CHI, FRA   

 

NAUTILUS -- Progressive Electronic – Germany

 

NAUTILUS (SWI) -- Symphonic Prog -- Switzerland

 

Should be – GER, SUI        

 

NOW -- Neo Progressive – Belgium

 

NOW (USA) -- Prog Related -- United States

 

Should be – BEL, USA     

 

all done.  

Nautilus (GER) and Nautilus (SUI) share the same picture (which is, in fact, a cover of a Nautilus (SUI) album). Hence, the picture in Nautilus (GER) page is wrong and should be deleted.

darqdean wrote: IMO they are a special case because of their inter-linked history.

You're right - I suggest to make it in this way: Amon Düül (UK)
the (UK) expression is just a part of the name used for differentiating the bands.

So on the other side there is even no need for Amon Düül (GER)

Another tricky thing is the name of Amon Düül 2 - dominantly used as Amon Düül II but the website shows it in another way


A little appendix about the curious name:
it's a combination of Amon, the Egyptian sun-god and Düül as the name of a turkish fantasy figure



Edited by Rivertree - October 12 2007 at 05:19

Fassbinder wrote: Thanks for paying attention, Coops! There is a long post of mine at the first page of this thread where all the (found) cases are mentioned (including those you've just posted). The changes made are inspected and the changed cases are marked in that post. The process is in progress... Eugene

Edited by T.Rox - October 11 2007 at 06:47

^ I would suggest asking for advice from the Krautrock team (or BaldFriede) on the Amon Düüls ... IMO they are a special case because of their inter-linked history.

Thanks for paying attention, Coops!

There is a long post of mine at the first page of this thread where all the (found) cases are mentioned (including those you've just posted). The changes made are inspected and the changed cases are marked in that post. The process is in progress...

Ops... maybe you have reason Dean, but if we write AMON DUUL UK then the (GBR) won't be needed and the original AMON DUUL could be writen without (GER).

Frankly, I discovered the British AMON DUUL only after discovering PA.  Hence, I see no problem in having an exception here.

 

And does this one need the country reference at all

Atkingani wrote: AMON DÜÜL - Krautrock - Germany AMON DÜÜL (UK) - Krautrock - Great Britain   Should be  - GER, GBR   Done

Atkingani wrote: I found this pair:   Circle (Fin) & Circle (Ger)   Just wrote FIN & GER.