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High Tide's "Precious Cargo" album is listed as a "live" album because it was recorded live in the studio. I don't think you can call that "live" though. many albums that are regarded to be studio albums were recorded the same way, like for example the only album of Arzachel or Amon Düül's "Psychedelic Underground". actually many early Krautrock albums were recorded that way..

a live album is an album that was recorded at a concert in front of an audience. that is not the case with "Precious Cargo", so it should be called a studio album.

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^ Agreed, and moved. Thanks.
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^^ Hm, these "live in studio" albums are a tricky thing.
When making studio albums bandsusually record some instruments and vocals separately, make overdubs and other studio wizardry. While live performance is a live performance regardless of the audience presence-absence.

I'm not familiar with HIGH TIDE music, but Wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Tide_(band)) reads:
"The first retrospective release, Precious Cargo, consists of sessions recorded in 1970 by the original group, but their exact nature is not specified. It has been theorized, however, that they are the rehearsal sessions for their unfinished third album.[4] One song, "The Great Universal Protection Racket"(mislabeled on the album as "Exploration"), had been recorded for Sea Shanties but went unreleased at the time due to space constraints.[3] None of the other six songs were used in any earlier recordings.
The second retrospective album, The Flood, is a collection of demos of various origins. It includes four demos recorded by the original High Tide shortly before their breakup, six demos recorded in 1971 and 1976 by Tony Hill and Peter Pavli with other musicians, and a Peter Pavli solo demo from 1979." 

If this info is correct albums "Precious Cargo" (http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=7810) and "The Flood" (http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=7812) suit better to Compilations.
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Yeah, perhaps you're right. It sure is a tricky question.
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^ I propose to move "The Flood" to Compilations. Don't know about "Precious Cargo",.
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the question is in my opinion not tricky at all. many famous jazz albums were recorded that way, and no-one would consider them to be lve recordings. the same is true for the only album of Arzachel (you can clearly here it when you listen to that album with headphones: also Steve Hillage said so in the liner notes of a reissue of that album) and many early Krautrock albums.

a live album is in my opinion defined as being a recording of a concert played for an audience, so albums recorded live in studio are not live.

and the album is most definitely not a compilation; it was planned for release in 1970 but was for some reason not published before the mid 80s.

the wikipedia entry is, by the way, most definitely wrong about "The Great Universal Protection Racket" being the same as "Exploration"; these tracks have nothing to do with each other, so I don't trust it to be true about the circumstances of that recording. here a link to both of them on youtube ("The Great Universal Protection Racket" was included on a reissue of the second self-titled album of High Tide):







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Moving "The Flood" to Compilations and leaving "Precious Cargo" in Studio Albums sounds like, to me, the best solution.
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^ I agree. Flood flowed to Compilations.
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1. http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=6640 Line-up: "- Rune Carlsson / drums, congas, klocka" "klocka" is a pleasant Swedish word it means "bell" in English. As it is an English site I would prefer the latter definition.

2. http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=6642 Line-up: "- Fredrik Norßn / drums". Correct name is "Fredrik Norén"
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^ Thanks, done.

I see both albums were also released under Swedish titles. Are the songs in Swedish language? If so I think Swedish versions deserve to have separate entries.
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Hi, I was wondering about the rules regarding entries with changed language as I'm not certain about it. In the case of Bo Hansson it's basically instrumental music so not much more than the song titles are changed. Sagan Om Ringen/Lord of the Rings - Ur Trollkarlens Hatt/Magician's Hat - Mellanväsen/Attic Thoughts Three albums doubled themselves and became six. Can't tell if every reader will pay attention to this
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http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=3287 Line-up:

- Christer Åkerberg / acoustic & electric guitars
- Stefan Fredin / bass, vocals
- Mats Lindberg / keyboards, sax
- Dag Lundqvist / drums, backing vocals
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Originally posted by Per Köhler Per Köhler wrote:

Hi, I was wondering about the rules regarding entries with changed language as I'm not certain about it. In the case of Bo Hansson it's basically instrumental music so not much more than the song titles are changed. Sagan Om Ringen/Lord of the Rings - Ur Trollkarlens Hatt/Magician's Hat - Mellanväsen/Attic Thoughts Three albums doubled themselves and became six. Can't tell if every reader will pay attention to this 

Many thanks for this info. I'll add at least Swedish titles to existing albums.
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http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=16208 is a LIVE album.

Tracks listing:
A1 Lad Os Sammen Finde Andre (2:19)
A2 Her I Solen (9:02)
A3 Narmest Blå (5:34)
B1 Du Må Andre Hvad Du Vil (13:37)
B2 Senere (3:38)

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Vinyl LP Mandragora / Mandragora MGLP 3
CD Karma / KMCD 210108

Line-up:

Leif Roden / vocals, bass
Ole Poulsen / guitar, vocals
Mikael Miller / guitar, vocals
Tom Lunden / keyboards, vocals
Karsten Høst / drums
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^ Done. Thanks.
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http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=6463 belongs to the Boxset & Compilations
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http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=6462 belongs to Boxset & Compilations
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http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=44833 Excuse Me two mistakes.

Correct track Listing:

1. Midnight Land
2. Got Together


Correct Line-up is:



    Jan-Erik Olsson / Bass
    Björn Fredholm / Drums
    Thomaz Gartz / Flute, Drums (2)
    Claes Swanberg / Guitar (2)
    Mecki Bodemark / Organ, Vocals
    Hans Nordström / Saxophone
    Anders Sjöstedt / Trumpet

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