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Yes, both pages look fine to me, Julien. Many thanks!

Thanks, done. Moved, the album info updated.

This page confirms it's a compilation:

"This new Tilion CD is a compilation of songs from the first period and a totally new song..."

Cover: https://darkcompanionrecords.bandcamp.com/album/1313-mocking-bird-lane

https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=80974

Cover: https://paul-roland.bandcamp.com/album/nosferatu-the-curious-case-of-jonathan-harker-a-new-gothic-ballet

Releases Information:

Lyrics, engineer, producer: Chris Rupert

Mastering engineer: Andy Krehm

Released: November 24, 2015

CD Self-released FE99721 (Canada, 2015)

Progarchives - https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=50881

Bandcamp - https://fallingedge.bandcamp.com/album/convergence-at-fossil-falls

Greetings NotAProg (and anyone else who cares to read the). I just wanted to follow up regarding my request to edit (or remove) some erroneous statements in the Mormos review written by ClemofNazareth. I have written to ClemofNazareth twice, and received no reply; and it has now been about 3 weeks. I also notice that Clem's last login was about a year ago, so perhaps he is no longer interested in Progarchives. Now I know that you want me to follow all the rules, and that I am supposed to contact an administrator to get this review removed; however, since you are the one who always replies to my posts, I figure that you are the best one to help me take care of this matter. Also, in case you, or anyone else one this thread wants to understand what I am talking about, I thought I would include the specific details here. (1) I don't mind that Clem gave us a 3-star review, after all, everyone is entitled to their opinion. (Our music was better understood in Europe than the US anyway.) But what really bothers me is that Clem had his facts wrong; and this should be some concern to Progarchives because Clem is listed as a "Special Collaborator Prog Folk Researcher". Shouldn't this mean that his facts should be correct? In his review, he states <<The group released a couple of albums before a few of them wandered back to the U.S. to land in a more conventional rock group named Mountain Bus (and later renamed to SkyFarmer after they were not surprisingly sued by Leslie West and his Mountain crew).>> This statement is not only wrong (we were in Mormos from 1971 - 73 in Europe, and Mountain Bus was in Chicago, Illinois USA, from 1969 - 71.); but furthermore, the so-called "lawsuit" of Mountain Bus is documented in many places on the internet (see included, below) - and the consensus by 100% of all internet sources concludes that this "lawsuit" was in fact NOT brought by "Leslie West and his Mountain Crew" - (Leslie West claims he had no knowledge of the lawsuit, nor did he approve of it, see the reference articles). Not that this is relevant to Mormos, but since I am friends with the Mountain Bus folks (and a fellow Chicagoan), this lawsuit was actually between their two record labels. Further, Mountain Bus was not "a conventional rock band" and no sensible musician would ever conclude that Mountain Bus ("Grateful Dead psychedelic") was similar to Leslie West's ("hard rock") band.  And so, to conclude, I don't really understand why Clem brought up Mountain Bus, or any part of their story, in giving a history of Mormos. In conclusion, when a reviewer adds incorrect facts to a review, it have an overall effect on a reader's viewpoint, and therefore, I would urge Progarchives to either remove the review, or at least remove the factually incorrect information in that review. (There were also smaller inaccuracies in the review: Clem stated that Annie Hat (Williams) later "became" Ann Linquist (not true, they are two different people); and that Annie played the flute (no, I was the flutist.) Thanks for reading, and here are the links regarding Mountain Bus: https://www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2014/12/mountain-bus-interview-with-bill-kees.html   === https://www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2013/jul/10/101-strangest-spotify-mountain-bus =====  https://www.allmusic.com/artist/mountain-bus-mn0000929366#biography

https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=77874

- Ian Anderson / vocals, concert & alto flutes, flute d'Amour, Irish whistle
- Joe Parrish-James / electric & acoustic guitars, mandolin
- John O'Hara / keyboards, piano, Hammond organ
- David Goodier / bass
- Scott Hammond / drums

- Unnur Birna Björnsdóttir / spoken voice (1,12)

artwork by Thomas Ewerhard

Releases Information:

Recorded: 2008-2012

Released: January 15, 2013

Progarchives - https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=40100

Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/release/5245485-Karfagen-Aleatorica

Bandcamp - https://antonykalugin.bandcamp.com/album/aleatorica

https://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=2816

As you are at it, I would suggest uniformization:

- Annie "The Hat" Williams / lead vocals....