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Per Köhler wrote:

Hi again, album.asp?id=19407. The song title spelling is still "Happy Birthday Karlskrona" and nothing else. As it happens I am Swedish myself and knows about it. What is mentioned on the DVD cover is rather Swenglish and not Swedish. If you you have the energy just check through Google. Have a nice day

Thanks, but I prefer to leave it as it is because I don't know was it a misprint or conscious spelling.

The difference is clear without Google. Nice day to you too.

Who are you and who am I to say we know the reason why... (D. Gilmour)

Hi! Yesterday I posted the following box set from Cassiber: http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=44589 but after hearing the cd's I noticed that DISC 05, has actually 21 tracks, and the back cover and booklet lists 22 tracks. So, I compared each track with the original releases: "The ReR Quarterly Selections Vol. 1" and "Cassiber Live in Tokyo", as well as the original studio tracks from Art Bears and Cassiber, and the correct tracklist for DISC 05 should be:

CD-05 / COLLABORATIONS (50:58)

Duck and Cover:

01. 3000 Explosions (3:04)

02. Dark Cloud (1:48)

03. Walls Are Loosening (0:39)

04. Rats & Monkeys (1:07)

05. Pause# (1:30)

06. Easter Day 1935 / Kein Kriegsspielzeug Fur Jonathan (3:55)

07. The Song Of Investment Captial Overseas (3:34)

08. The Address (2:13)

09. Fragments (1:39)

10. Dark Reprise (0:30)

11. On Suicide (1:48)

12. Und Ich Werde Nicht Mehr Sehen (4:52)

13. Not with a bang (1:29)

Cassix:

14. Coste (1:54)

15. Cripta (2:46)

16. Religion (2:32)

17. The Stanislavsky Method (1:15)

18. Tempo di Pace, Bari (3:56)

19. Copy Machine (1:49)

20. Finta di Nulla (2:12)

Remixed by Ground Zero:

21. O Cure Me (6:17)

The line-up section also needs to be augmented as follows:

- Chris Cutler / drums
- Heiner Goebbels / violin, piano, synthesiser, guitar, cassettes
- Christoph Anders / vocals, guitars, saxophone, synthesiser
- Alfred Harth / saxophones, trumpet, trombone, clarinet, cello on CD-01, CD-02, CD-05, DVD-07

with:
- Tom Cora / cello, bass, cassettes, electrics on CD-05 (Duck and Cover tracks)
- Fred Frith / guitar, bass, cassettes on CD-05 (Duck and Cover tracks)
- Dagmar Krause / vocals on CD-05 (Duck and Cover tracks)
- George Lewis / trombone, mouthpieces on CD-05 (Duck and Cover tracks)
- Franco Fabbri / guitar on CD-05 (Cassix tracks)
- Umberto Fiori / vocals on CD-05 (Cassix tracks)
- Pino Martini / bass on CD-05 (Cassix tracks)

- Shinoda Masami / saxophone on CD-05 (Ground Zero remix)

- Otomo Yoshihide / rhythm box, hard disc recorder on CD-05 (Ground Zero remix)
- Dietmar Diesner / saxophone on CD-06
- Rene Lussier / guitar on CD-06

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=18513

Emil Amos did not play any drums on Grails album "Take Refuge In Clean Living".

Ben Nugent played all of the drums on the album "Take Refuge In Clean Living".

Thanks for the correction!

Hesh

Hi,

The new Manes album just added was added as a studio album, but I believe it's actually a compilation. From their bandcamp site:

"Teeth, Toes And Other Trinkets" is an anthology of eleven unreleased, obscure and hard-to-find tracks / alternate versions culled from the verdant MANES archives. Dating back to the periods of their stellar "Vilosophe" and "How The World Came To An End" full-lengths from 2003 and 2007 respectively, these previous-buried jewels have been exhumed and presented anew for fresh consumption.

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=44614

And if you can't be with the prog you love, honey, love the prog you're with.

The deceased fusion gitarist John Macey isn't the same as the country singer Jon Macey, the website link and artist picture should be removed.

^That's a cool picture too, didn't find it the first time when adding him. And thanks for the reworking on Korpus 2, it wasn't easy looking for info on them in cyrillic.

Hi!

Fairy Tale profile has some little errors. Releases informations on albums Dream and Loveland are bad, the right label is Hevhetia / Hev-Het TuneHevhetia / Hev-Het Tune not Helvetia. Thanks!

http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=8736

^ Done. Thanks.

^ Don't know the reasons behind the decision to add the album.

Won't ask the admins to delete it, as it has several reviews, but I've changed the release information to inform that it is the US version of their debut, with one track changed. Thanks.

Edited by The Bearded Bard - February 23 2014 at 07:27

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=6639 Line-up: The name is "Sten Bergman / flute" nothing else

Per Köhler