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Posted: October 06 2024 at 16:11

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1. Anime Invisibili:

a. Sopravvissuti (12:16)

b. L'eco dalle Onde (8:16)

c. Orange Blue (9:03)

d. Nuit Dans le Desert (15:23)

Total Time 44:58

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Posted: October 06 2024 at 19:03

^ Thanks Mayer, both done.

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Posted: October 08 2024 at 10:31

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on the 1st album they thought it would be one and done, 2 years later they changed to ESP 2.0, since the 3rd album they became ESP Project I guess it's not one and done need to change the name from ESP to ESP Project

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Posted: October 08 2024 at 23:34

^ Thanks, Mayer, I'll contact Crossover Team, because I don't know what's better: leave it as ESP, change the name to ESP Project or ESP (ESP Project) or something else.

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Posted: October 09 2024 at 07:17

^ This is my reply to this question in the Crossover Team thread:

"We had a general discussion in the E&O thread about bands who have changed their name at some point in their history back in February 2023. I think the outcome was that the preferred method would be to use the 'New Name / Ex-Old Name' format. However, since this band has changed its name twice, that would result in the somewhat unwieldly heading of 'ESP Project / Ex-ESP 2.0 / Ex-ESP', so I don't know if it would be the best way to go in this case.

From the Internet, the band is listed as 'ESP Project' on its own official website, on Bandcamp and on its YouTube channel, but they haven't bothered altering their heading on Facebook, where it still remains as simply 'ESP', though they always refer to themselves as 'ESP Project' in all their posts on there these days.

The name on Bandcamp used to be written as 'ESP Project (ESP 2.0 & ESP)' from September 2019 until March 2023, and that's how it still appears on Proggnosis. I personally think that's the simplest way to list this particular band to include all three of its incarnations, though maybe 'ESP Project / Ex-ESP 2.0 & ESP' would be preferable to conform to the way PA now tends to list bands who've changed their name at some point?"

We'll wait and see what the other two team members think.

- E&O Team: Thanks, Mayer and David.

The name changed, as David suggested, to ESP Project (ESP 2.0 & ESP) and the bio updated.

I also replied in Crossover Team thread.

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Posted: October 09 2024 at 10:03

https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=86952

1. Insert Coin to Continue (5:40)
2. Bar (5:48)
3. Joy is Back (5:37)
4. The Hard Way (4:41)
5. CMaj9 (7:19)
6. The CSD Effect (3:42)
7. Idleness (4:49)
8. Hanxiety (5:37)
9. Connections and Way-Outs (4:54)
10. The Meaning of Life Explained to an Alien (5:37)

Total Time 53:43

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Posted: October 09 2024 at 14:20

^ Thanks, Mayer, done.

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Posted: October 09 2024 at 15:19

Updated track listing and releases information for "Junta" by Phish.

1. Fee (5:23)

2. You Enjoy Myself (9:47)

3. Esther (9:21)

4. Golgi Apparatus (4:35)

5. Foam (6:50)

6. Dinner and a Movie (3:42)

7. The Divided Sky (11:50)

8. David Bowie (10:59)

9. Fluffhead (3:24)

10. Fluff's Travels (11:35)

- Part 1: Fluff's Travels

- Part 2: The Chase

- Part 3: Who Do? We Do!

- Part 4: Clod

- Part 5: Bundle of Joy

- Part 6: Arrival

11. Contact (6:42)

Bonus Tracks on 2CD / Digital Reissue:

12. Union Federal (25:31)

13. Sanity (5:22)

14. Icculus (4:24)

Releases Information:

Producer: Phish

Mastering: Bob Ludwig

Engineer: Gordon Hookaloo

Cover Art, Illustration: Jim Pollock

Design: Mike Mills

Management: Dionysian Productions, John Paluska

Recorded in 1988 at Euphoria Sound Studios, Revere, MA.

Bonus Tracks 12-14 are recorded live

Cassette Self-released - none (1989, US)

CD Elektra - 9 61413-2 (1992, US) [bonus tracks]

Progarchives - https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=6970

Discogs (Original) - https://www.discogs.com/release/3273178-Phish-Junta

Discogs (2CD) - https://www.discogs.com/release/10231521-Phish-Junta

- E&O Team: Thanks, done.

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Posted: October 09 2024 at 21:42

The website is refusing to let me replace the photo currently uploaded at Geordie Greep's biography page.

Could someone with more authority please delete that and use this one instead?

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Posted: October 09 2024 at 21:45

Melting Clock - Altrove (2024): https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=86371.

I guess I could just edit this one myself, since it doesn't appear to need much doing to it other than adding a space between each track number and title, their times, the total time and correcting the release date of the CD. However, Discogs doesn't have the musicians line-up info at the moment, so although this review of the album seems to confirm what alainPP has entered (note: that review is on a site which is not a secure https:// one), I think I'd best leave the job for you official guys to take care of.

It's exactly the same line-up as the band's 2019 release Destinazioni apart from the inclusion of any guest musicians, so it seems there haven't been any changes to the band during those 5 years.

In any case, the biography needs a spurious question mark where there should be an apostrophe fixing in the last-but-one line (expand the text to see it), and I don't have the authority to be able to do that myself.

1. Vernice (6:17)

2. Altrove Parte 1 (4:53)

3. Altrove Parte 2 (3:19)

4. Il Mondo Al Suo Risveglio (7:51)

5. Cittá Spenta (6:41)

6. Tramonti Di Cenere (8:10)

7. Endurance (9:03)

Total Time 46:14

CD Black Widow Records - BWRCD-269-2 (Sept 4 2024, Italy)

Digital album Sept 4 2024

Edit: Here's another review of the album, this time from a secure site, which confirms the line-up for the new album, and adds vocals, orchestration and 'foley' (whatever that might be lol!), to keyboardist Sandro Amadei's roles on the album.

A third review also confirms the line-up, but limits Sandro Amadei's roles on the album to keyboards and vocals.

I think 'foley' in that second review actually equates to 'ambient sounds' or something similar, though most on line Italian-English translators I looked at just returned the same word in English. According to Berklee College of Music, foley technicians apparently devise and record everyday ambient sounds to add richness and depth to the audio quality of a recording. Not really of any great significance as far as the Melting Clock album is concerned, so I don't think it's worth including this role in Sandro Amadei's entry in the musicians info.

It's a really excellent album btw.

- E&O Team: Thanks, done. It was easier than I thought...

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Posted: October 09 2024 at 21:54

Gordy wrote:

The website is refusing to let me replace the photo currently uploaded at Geordie Greep's biography page.

Could someone with more authority please delete that and use this one instead?

Looks like your image upload went through successfully despite what the PA website told you. The image on the Geordie Greep page as I'm looking at it now is exactly the same as the one you link to above.

Edit: Here's the PA link to the actual image that's currently on the page: https://www.progarchives.com/progressive_rock_discography_band/12817.jpg.

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Posted: October 09 2024 at 22:20

It is not. The image I prefer on Imgur does not contain the black-and-teal checkered image stretching out at the bottom.

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Posted: October 09 2024 at 22:35

^ I'm confused lol! I've got both images open in adjacent windows, and can't see a scrap of difference when I switch between them.

I know I'm an old man, and my eyes aren't what they used to be, but I can't see any black-and-teal checkering at the bottom of either of them. Is your browser cache still giving you the old image by any chance?

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Posted: October 10 2024 at 01:27

yam yam wrote:

^ I'm confused lol! I've got both images open in adjacent windows, and can't see a scrap of difference when I switch between them.

It apparently took a while to register, but hours later the updated picture now appears for me.

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Posted: October 10 2024 at 14:30

^ From experience, updating an album cover is a matter of seconds, but updating an artist image takes a few hours. And even then, sometimes you need to do a full refresh in your browser (Ctr+F5) to see the changes.

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Posted: October 10 2024 at 15:00

Shouldn't this release be named "Blue Garden"?

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Posted: October 10 2024 at 16:22

^ Yes, it should. The album is released tomorrow, and I expect the track times on Bandcamp will become available at some point during the day. Might as well leave all the editing until then, rather than do some now and the rest tomorrow.

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