I noticed that Annalist - Trial doesn't have a review yet and is missing from the list there... So I wrote a review so that there wouldn't be a need to add it

EDIT: The new Chrysalide album, Triptyque was not on the list either. It's reviewed now, so no need to add it there

EDIT2: I also wrote something for the Forgotten Silence - Kro-Ni-Ka -album, so you can remove it from the list.

EDIT3 & 4: I took the liberty of being the first to review Czeslaw Niemen - Suckes too, so, as usual, feel free to remove it from the list; Same goes for Aerolit now, by the same artist!

Edited by Passionist - July 25 2008 at 08:33

Never mind, It just worked. There goes my free time

I'd love to help, but I keep getting this error ???

Progarchives.com Un-reviewed albums list

Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0113'

Script timed out

/UnreviewedAlbums.asp

The maximum amount of time for a script to execute was exceeded. You can change this limit by specifying a new value for the property Server.ScriptTimeout or by changing the value in the IIS administration tools.

Edited by debrewguy - August 24 2008 at 20:39

ClemofNazareth wrote: Wow - just noticed from this list that Aunt Mary have two 'Best of' compilations.  Kind of hard to believe considering they only released four studio albums.... And the second one doesn't even have a track listing.

Well okay, I added a track listing.  But can one of the Admins please check out Aunt Mary's first album and the
4th one ('Whistpering Farewell')?  Based on the track listings, musicians and covers, these appear to be the
same album, just reissued.

 

ill probably get on it soon. Im not known around here for reviews (if anything Ive made 10 per year since I joined, but i make good reviews if i do say so myself.) but ill work on it.

Edited by darkshade - August 25 2008 at 21:11

Been checking the list and found an interesting pattern:

1. Most of the non reviewed albums are Best of oir The Very Best from bands that have releasaed 3 or more compilations.
2. Another big griup is by Bobn Prog artists who were added decause one Prog album, which has been reviewed as bnauseam
3. Albums that shouldn't be here, for example 45 Miles Davis albums that go vback to 1945
4. Albums by artists known to have a long collection with a lot of fillers or non Prog albums (23 Wakeman albums, most compilations and 92 John Zorn albums which have no relation with Prog)
5. Many DVD's: Lets face it, even though I buy them all, manuy artists have DVD's of different presentations with almost the same song list.
6. EP's and Bootlegs: Lets face it, who cares for an ABWH single of Brother of mine with only two versions of the song?

Some of this albums and EP's, should only be added if they are going to be reviewed.

debrewguy wrote: Progarchives.com Un-reviewed albums list Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0113' Script timed out /UnreviewedAlbums.asp The maximum amount of time for a script to execute was exceeded. You can change this limit by specifying a new value for the property Server.ScriptTimeout or by changing the value in the IIS administration tools.

I get this error message several times, anything that can be done to solve this issue???
Thanks

I have one first review (Sing It High-Neal Morse).

I'll check out some of these and write another one...

If you add an artist I think everything that artist has ever done should be added. I like to see what I´m missing in my collection when I visit an artist site here on PA. If the albums are not reviewed yet that just gives me an extra motivation to do just that. Leaving something out wether it´ll be an EP nobody seems to care about or not adding some of Miles Davis albums because they where made way back when there was nothing called progressive rock seems a bit weird to me. I like a collection to be perfect which means complete. PA is in my eyes also a place to seek information about an artist. It´s not only a place where you review albums. As an example I was searching Genesis artist page about a year ago and found out that they had actually made singles. I didn´t know this! If those singles were not listed on PA I wouldn´t have been made aware of the existence of those singles and I would consider that a great loss. I haven´t written any reviews about those singles yet ( with one exception though) but I´m happy to have the info and the oppertunity to review them should the chance come one day that I find them. So I don´t consider it a problem at all that some releases have not been reviewed yet. Eventually they will be. The only thing I think is important is that it´s official releases from the band according to PA guidelines.

Go ahead and knock Coven's debut off the list.

I also added two more of their albums (there's one more, but I'll get around to it later).  I'll be posting reviews of those tonight or tomorrow.


Edited by Epignosis - February 01 2009 at 22:44

Coven's self-titled album is also now reviewed.

Also check off The Who's Then and Now.