New album additions by PA members

There is a new release of ELP's Tarkus. Apparently. According to Amazon, it's a double CD with one or two new songs.

ok, so the album got the Wilson treatment. 

Not suggesting a new album - your usual approach is to add notes about each remix and re-release. These remixes mention "additional songs", so it might be of value.

A question.  Been listening to Pentangle and Jacqui McShee's Pentangle which was the continuation of Pentangle starting early nineties.  Wondering is Jacqui McShee's Pentangle deliberately omitted or should I add the ones I have to get closer to completing Pentangle?

NotAProghead wrote: yam yam wrote: One for old times' sake, since it's Christmas, and this thread seems to have lain dormant for a few months now... http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=463 - Grace - The Poet, The Piper And The Fool (1992) - No track times. These two sites seem to agree as follows: https://www.discogs.com/Grace-The-PoetPiper-And-The-Fool/release/5157997 http://www.babyblaue-seiten.de/album_6144.html 1. The Piper (8:14) 2. The Field (7:25) 3. The Poet (6:59) 4. Raindance (6:00) 5. Success (3:59) 6. Lullaby (5:52) 7. Holy Man Parts 1 And 2 (8:57) Total Time 47:26 http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=462 Grace - Grace (1979) - No track times Track times derived from YouTube upload of the full Album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUb1Kxa-ABo. 1. Fire Of London (4:20) 2. Billy Boy (3:12) 3. Cyril Dingle (7:00) 4. Old Stories (2:51) 5. Laughing Policeman (4:20) 6. I Am Lunar (2:52) 7. Rikki The Rebel (3:43) 8. Buccaneer (3:25) 9. George Commuter (9:07) 10. Old Stories (reprise) (1:15) Total Time 42:05 Also http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=64258 -  Grace - Overdose (2019) Track 4 - "Life thru lies" - is written as "Life Through Lies" on Discogs, YouTube and Spotify. Our page also currently has a zero instead of the closing bracket after the track time. Edit: A bit pedantic I know, but there's currently also no space between the title and the track time opening bracket of track 11 - Tunster Boy. Thanks, done. It's better late than never.  Actually this could be fixed long time ago if you'd post in this thead. A couple of questions: 1. Grace LP I've changed the release date from 1979 to 1981 (according to Discogs). Is it correct? 2. Overdose Release info reads: - Mac Austin / vocals - David Edge / acoustic guitar - not confirmed - Adam Rushton / lead guitar - Dave Markham / keyboards - Harry Davies / flute, sax - Dave Rushton / bass - Tony Hall / drums Note : The actual instrumentation could not be fully confirmed at this moment Is correct line-up known?

Sorry for not replying earlier to this Eugene - I only just found it !!! 

^ There is considerable uncertainty on the Internet regarding the correct release year, as can be seen down in the comments below this upload of the album on YouTube, but RYM have the release as 1979 (issue details - Clay Records / MCF 3102 /). Now MCF 3102 was actually the catalogue number of the LP that was released by MCA Records, but the album was also released on vinyl as 'LP1' by the independent label Clay Records of Stoke-on-Trent, which is the band's home town (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clay_Records and https://www.discogs.com/label/2069-Clay-Records).

^ Yes, that's correct according to everything I've found out so far. If Mac Austin responds to my earlier message about David Edge's contribution to the 'Overdose' album I'll ask him about this debut album as well.

^ There is some more confusion on the Internet regarding the track list of the 'Overdose' album too. We have track 5 as "Into the Night", whereas all the streaming platforms (Spotify, Deezer, YouTube Music etc) have it as "Into the Dark". Mind you - those streaming platforms have both track 8 and track 9 listed as "Big Man", whereas they are really "Big Man" (track 8) and "If Ever" (track 9). We currently have the timings of these two tracks reversed. If you listen to them on Spotify or YouTube Music, "Big Man" is Actually the four minute song and "If Ever" is the six minute one. Even though they're both called "Big Man" on these streaming platforms, you can distinguish which one is which by the lyrics. 

^ The 2017 release isn't entirely precise regarding the track running order (the Bomark page for it just says "set list includes"...though it's highly likely that the list of songs will be complete, and in the true running order), and both state "over 100 minutes of film footage" rather than an exact duration, but if you're happy for them to be added with the info that we currently have available, then I'll do it.  If Mac replies to my message then I'll try and get more details from him, but it doesn't look at the moment as though he's going to respond. He's been on facebook earlier this afternoon, but made no attempt to look at my message unfortunately. I'll try an old email address that I have for him if I don't hear anything by the end of the weekend, and hope that it gets redirected to his current one.