Entrance - Entrance (1999): https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=10397.

No track times, and the 1999 original issue had a different track 9. Releases information at the bottom (which is for the Mylodon Records reissue rather than the original CD) also gives incorrect year (it was reissued in 2003, not 2005).

Our current track listing is therefore the one for for the 2003 reissue rather than the original 1999 issue: https://www.discogs.com/release/6413323-Entrance-Entrance.

1. Como Un Hielo (5:58) 

2. Tu Sombra (5:17) 

3. Mirada De Luz (9:10) 

4. Sitios Perdidos (5:24) 

5. Extraños Entre Dos Mundos (8:41) 

6. Encerrado En Su Locura (4:43) 

7. Heridas Del Alma (5:34) 

8. Alas Fugaces (8:22) 

9. Como Un Hielo (Live) (6:10) 

Total time 59:19

Original Issue: Toxic Records 1040-2 1999

Reissue: Mylodon Records MyloCD08 2003

Track 9 of the reissue was recorded at Festival Vanguardia 2000 (which apparently took place at Teatro Providencia, Santiago, Chile, December 15, 2000), so couldn't have been included in the original 1999 issue of the album.

Track 9 of the original issue had an English title: "Separate Ways" (Discogs image of back cover of the CD confirms this), but I haven't been able to find a track time for it.

https://www.discogs.com/release/12942062-Entrance-Entrance.

Other links that may be of interest:

https://www.cdandlp.com/entrance-8/entrance/cd/r2410585600/.

https://mylodonrecords.bandcamp.com/album/entrance.

Bonus Tracks (2009 Stereo Mix):

6. Lady Of The Dancing Water (Alternate Take) (2:50)

7. Bolero (From 'Frame By Frame') (6:48)

8. Cirkus (Studio Run Through With Guide Vocal From Original Sessions) (6:31)

Releases Information:

CD, DVD Discipline Global Mobile - KCSP3, Panegyric - KCSP3

Progarchives - https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=1905

Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/release/2030549-King-Crimson-Lizard

That's ridiculous. The album is a Jeff Beck album. No need to have the lineup in the title.

Tried to change it myself but it won't let me

I was asked to replace all instances of "FLAC download" because that was weird. One can download in any format, not just FLAC. And one can also streams most of the time.

And about this specific entry, I entered the Bandcamp link for two reasons:

- There is no physical release for this album.

- Barrdo's albums are hard to find, some are not on his main Bandcamp page!

I have nothing against Bandcamp. In fact, I love this platform!

So... what's your point? 

https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=77777

Recorded Live On September 4th 2022 at  '2Days Prog+1 Festival' in Veruno, Italy - not studio.

^ Sorry for the trouble, early on I forgot to mention this other update:

With:

- Ebony Buckle / backing vocals
- Jen Sanin / backing vocals

All four albums need tidying up (format of tracks listing and line up / musicians doesn't comply with the official guide, & total time is missing for all albums). There might be a few other re-issues worth adding in too, but that's not for me to decide. Some issues (eg of the 1st album) have a different running order - see Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/604991-Joy-Unlimited.

I won't include my own attempt at adding up the total times for each album - the basic individual times for all albums seem to be OK from a quick glance, but the musicians involved might need a quick check over for all albums, since it looks like clarke2001 has only altered the vocalists involved in the various albums of the band when he entered the details. The fourth album "Minne" didn't feature Dieter Kindl on bass, guitar or percussion (see discogs back cover image, or this alternative, which is clearer to read than the discogs one: https://vinylpoint.ru/img/thumbs/11a6070e984443602f0ff9a27c4f8049-1240x.jpg) and the third album "Reflections" didn't feature Klaus Nagel on guitar, woodwind, percussion or flute (though he was involved in the writing of some of the songs), nor Hans Lingenfelder on guitar. Hans Lingenfelder doesn't appear to have featured on the second album "Schmetterlinge" or the first album "Overground" either, and this first album also doesn't appear to feature Gerd Köthe on saxophone & flute.

Might need a bit of time spending on this artist to check that all details are correct.  Apart from discogs, the ArtistInfo site seems to include a fairly accurate timeline of the musicians involved - apart from including two spurious contributions (by Walther Von Der Vogelweide and Lothar Höfgen) for the fourth album "Minne" on top of the 7 artists who were involved: https://music.metason.net/artistinfo?name=Joy%20Unlimited.

There was another album released by the band too, called "Instrumental Impressions", but it's described as a "Lost classic for the collectors of Italian Library Funk: One of the most sought after cult LPs on the tiny Devega label from Milan, produced 1972 for license purposes only". I won't bother adding it lol!