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I just added this album a few minutes ago, and somehow it appears that I managed to add a bunch of unnecessary line breaks.

Does not exist on it's own, there are 2 kinds of https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=81245 

a single CD or a double which has The Strainge Case of Steve + Dux In A Row

In the home page of PA, the "Top 2021 albums" Hyperlink is directed to 2022 top albums: http://www.progarchives.com/top-prog-albums.asp?syears=2022

E&O team: Yeah, we are aware of > this <. But the webmaster is almost unreachable, so it won't be fixed. That's really sad... But I guess it could be fixed in 2024 when these links are updated? Who knows... 

https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=82241

Duplication and on the 2CD no need to write (2CD) in the title, but I think that the double CD should be mentioned at the 81245 and not have a separate spot

Keeping https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=82241 makes sense in my opinion because of an extra second disc. 

Mayer's suggestion is also correct, but I prefer to leave these 2 albums as they are.

In case I can clarify things, I am a member of the band in question! In my view, Dux In A Row should be listed as the 'new' entry. It is a compilation of sorts but also totally remixed and with new overdubs and additions to the tracks, and is going to be promoted and marketed as a new separate release. Dux In A Row will be sold as a standalone digital download by aMARXE recordings, and the 2CD is a physical-only product that bundles it with a repress of The Strainge Case of Steve. Perhaps Compilation section for Dux In A Row if it doesn't fit the bill for Studio Album? The artwork for Dux In A Row looks to be available on the Discogs there too: click

The Old Man & The Sea - 1972-75 https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=19670.

https://www.discogs.com/release/2287341-The-Old-Man-And-The-Sea-1972-75.

No track times, spelling error track 9, some capital letters missing in track titles, two capital letters in instrumentation need changing to lower case. Note: if you want to expand the credits to specify which tracks each musician performs their particular roles on, then the list (which I have hopefully correctly transcribed from discogs ) is as below:

1. Setting Back the Time (1:43) 

2. Lady Nasty (7:49) 

3. Elvira (The Night Rider) (4:19) 

4. Sadness (5:54) 

5. Through Your Hair (3:54) 

6. The Sea of Green - Part 1 (1:53) 

7. The Sea of Green - Part 2 (6:02) 

8. Nasty Backbone (4:22) 

9. Old Man Fishing (3:19) 

10. Roll the Dice (3:18) 

11. White Collar Worker (4:27) 

12. Down by the Sea (5:41) 

13. Love 77 (2:51) 

14. The Jam (7:18) 

15. Money (4:39) 

Total time 67:29

- Ole Wedel / lead vocals (2-5, 8, 9, 11, 12), piano (10)

- Tommy Hansen / organ, keyboards, bass (7, 10, 13), lead vocals (7), backing vocals (7, 11), guitar (2, 13)

CD Karma Music - KMCD 200803 (2003, Denmark)

Great album btw - you can listen to it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31crKh8P7OY.

Edit: I had a quick look at the band's self-titled first album from 1972, and it has already been amended to include detailed info, but I noticed an errant capital 'S' in this line: - Benny Stanley / electric & acoustic guitarS.

The 'Never Too Late' EP also has an errant capital letter in the line: - Lasse Laursen / Guitar.

Also, just to clear up something that I'm not sure about with releases like this with 'complicated' musicians listings, what is the accepted format for separating the track numbers upon which a musician plays his or her instrument(s) when it isn't the whole album? I always add a space after each of the commas which separate the track numbers, but on the compilation album you have just amended, some commas now have a space after them and others not, so I'm not sure which is actually the 'approved' format for separating track numbers.

Finally, I think that the current biography of The Old Man & The Sea is inadequate (as well as being directly copied, it seems, from here: https://www.discogs.com/artist/1589669-The-Old-Man-The-Sea (paragraph 2 of the 'profile' bit at the top of the page). There are no line-up changes or other history of the band included - just that bit of info about the way the band sounded and the popularity of the first album with record collectors.

There is plenty of other info available out there, so I'm going to put together a more informative biography over the next day or two from the usual 'various sources' lol!

Edit: I think I've fathomed out why some track numbers have spaces after the commas and others not. In the album you just amended, all the commas followed by single digit track numbers have no space after the comma, and those followed by two-digit track numbers do have a space after the comma, so I'm guessing that's the approved format, with the number 11 also having a space after the number itself, as well as between the comma and the next track number. It just looks a bit odd to me formatted like that lol!