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1. Kobaïa (3:02)

2. Müh (3:39)

Line-up:

Releases Information:

From the album "Magma [Aka: Kobaïa]" (1970)

Recorded: April 1970

7" Philips - 6009 059 (France, 1970)

Progarchives - https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=22918

Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/release/4664099-Magma-Koba%C3%AFa-M%C3%BCh

Line-up:

- Christian Vander / drums, percussion, piano, vocals

- Klaus Blasquiz / vocals, percussion

- Jannick Top / bass, cello, piano, vocals

- Brian Godding / guitar

- Michel Graillier / piano, clavinet 

- Gérard Bikialo / piano, Yamaha organ

- Stella Vander / vocals

Releases Information:

Composers: Christian Vander (1, 3, 4), Jannick Top (2)

Producer: Giorgio Gomelsky

Photography: Malcolm Robertson

- The track order varies on certain physical and online releases, with both Köhntarkösz tracks playing consecutively.

- ii. Köhntarkösz (1974)

- iii. Ëmëhntëhtt-Ré (2009)

Recorded on the Manor Mobile at "Bastide de Pierrefeu", Valbonne. (May 1-12, 1974)

LP Vertigo - 6325 750 (France, 1974)

CD Seventh Records / Le Chant Du Monde - 274 1705 (France, 2009)

CD Seventh Records - REX 8V2 / SEVENTH REX VIII (France, 2023)

Progarchives - https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=3307

Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/release/964135-Magma-K%C3%B6hntark%C3%B6sz

But maybe there is too much stuff here. Are all those changes necessary?

If you want to replace the band pic with a better version too, then:

Artist main page: https://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=4026.

The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - Live At High Voltage: https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=47048. No track times, incomplete line up details, release date differs from other sources of info.

https://www.popsike.com/CRAZY-WORLD-OF-ARTHUR-BROWN-Live-At-High-Voltage-UK-LP-LMS-004-LP-NMINT-2012/264586818512.html (zoomable images of LP sleeve).

https://arthurbrown.bandcamp.com/album/crazy-world-of-arthur-brown-live (the info from the LP sleeve as highlightable text).

https://open.spotify.com/album/688eiBuiXQc4cLQM2Wobg0.

Note: I've no idea what M.D. is against Jim Mortimore's name in the credits, but according to Wikipedia he was responsible for bass, backing vocals, guitars and electronics from 2000 to present, so maybe it's some kind of electronic device? I've just left that bit exactly as it's printed on the LP sleeve.

Side One (20:45)

1. The Bridge (4:11) 

2. Kites (5:38) 

3. Spontaneous Apple Creation (4:13) 

4. Voice Of Love (6:43) 

Side Two (19:05)

1. Fire Suite Comprising: I) Nightmare II) Fire III) Fire Poem (12:07) 

2. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (6:58) 

Total Time 39:50

- Arthur Brown / lead vocals

- Jim Mortimore / M. D. bass guitar

- Lucinka Rejchrtova / keyboards

- Sam Walker / drums

- Nina Gromniak / guitars

With:

- Angel Fallon / dancer

Recorded live by Paul Madden with the Ronnie Lane Mobile on Ace Cafe Stage at the High Voltage Festival, London, 23rd July 2011

Assisted by Bobby Whelan

Produced and mixed by Mark St. John at the Smokehouse Studio, London

Mastered in analogue for LMS by Gwyn Mathias

Vinyl LP LMS Mobile Recording Studio - LMS 004 LP (2012, UK)  Limited Edition (1000 total, first 50 numbered)

Vinyl LP reissue Black Widow Records - BWR263 (2023, Worldwide)

Edit: I think M.D against Jim Mortimore in the credits above actually means Musical director, and belongs in the credits underneath the musicians listing. See this YouTube video of one of the songs that was played at the gig - in the note underneath it says "Directed by Jim Mortimore". It makes sense, but I'll let you guys be the final judges. 

Apparently he found his female guitar player busking outside a London tube station lol!

I only included the dancer because she is listed in the credits on the LP sleeve, and I just followed on from that. I've since looked at three YouTube videos of the gig, and there's no dancer visible on any of them (though the female keyboard player certainly jigs around a bit lol!) See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkT2AnxL-ms, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZukCtrQXrh4 or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7g64SQA7HE. I now think Angel Fallon was just the person who choreographed the dancing. She's listed on Wikipedia as: Angel Fallon - dance and choreography. I reckon she needs moving down to the releases information section or leaving out altogether, since she's nothing to do with the actual music.

Edit: Side two now seems to have the 12:07 time of the Fire Suite in two places -  I don't think it belongs in the line: III) Fire Poem (12:07).

1. Ooh Ooh Baby (3:34)

2. Otis (From "Otis") (4:00)

From the album "Merci" (1984)

Lyrics: Christian Vander, Julie Dassin (1), Ricky Dassin (1)

Music: Christian Vander

Producer: Christian Vander

7" Label Du Bon Independant - 2006697 (France, 1985)

Progarchives - https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=22920

Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/release/4291776-Magma-Ooh-Ooh-Baby-Otis

https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=66926 - Needs proper formatting and total time adding.

https://www.discogs.com/master/1651378-Deep-Purple-Live-In-Rome-2013.

Not sure how you'll split the tracks up, since it was released both as 2 x CD and 3 x LP.

1. Fireball (3:23) 

2. Into The Fire (3:23) 

3. Hard Lovin' Man (6:44) 

4. Vincent Price (4:24) 

5. Strange Kind Of Woman (6:03) 

6. Contact Lost (1:37) 

7. Guitar Solo (2:18) 

8. All The Time In The World (4:19) 

9. The Well-Dressed Guitar (3:02) 

10. The Mule (6:03) 

11. Bodyline (4:33) 

12. Lazy (8:14) 

13. Above And Beyond (5:07) 

14. No One Came (5:20) 

15. Key Solo (5:23) 

16. Perfect Strangers (6:22) 

17. Space Truckin' (5:10) 

18. Smoke On The Water (7:21) 

19. Hush (8:08) 

20. Bass Solo (2:32) 

21. Black Night (8:54) 

Total Time 108:20

- Roger Glover / bass

- Ian Paice / drums

- Steve Morse / guitar

- Don Airey / organ

- Ian Gillan / vocals

Limited Edition Series

Recorded live at Ippodromo delle Capannelle, Rome, Italy, July 22nd 2013.

Mastered in 2019 at Chameleon Studios, Hamburg, Germany.

2 x CD Digipak Ear Music Classics - 4029759144311, Ear Music - 0214431EMU (2019, Europe) Limited edition numbered digipak

3 × Vinyl LP Ear Music Classics - 4029759145479, Ear Music - 0214547EMU (2019, Europe) Limited edition purple vinyl

2 x CD Digipak Shinigami Records, Ear Music Classics - 3E338 (2020, Brazil)

Digital album

Note:

CD version: tracks 1-13 on CD 1, tracks 14-22 on CD 2

LP version: tracks 1-5 on LP 1 side 1, tracks 6-10 on LP 1 side 2, tracks 11-13 on LP 2 side 1, tracks 14-16 on LP 2 side 2, tracks 17-19 on LP 3 side 1, tracks 20-22 on LP 3 side 2

Note 2: I don't think this release was part of the Soundboard Series as currently stated on our page - I'm pretty sure that was a series of concerts recorded in 2001.