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siLLy puPPy wrote: спасибо за всю вашу информацию!

^ Thanks, done.

Edited by NotAProghead - March 26 2020 at 11:31

I know Marsupilami and can make the necessary changes to be more descriptive, I do hear a proto prog sound in the mix, that organ n stuff, certain 60s qualities, but want to listen to the albums again to be as aptly descriptive as possible.   I’ll try to contact the adder to inform (even I’d the adder hasn’t been here for years). It is an eclectic band, meaning diverse, which has psych, jazz rock, art rock, folksy elements with proto prog qualities as I recall. Some Proto Prog bands were also eclectic in terms of a diversity of stylistic forms, and it’s hard to pigeonhole. If we can’t multi tag albums in the way many of us would like, at least we can draw references to the styles, and we draw comparisons to acts with similar qualities, in the bios and reviews. I’ll try to come up with some more apt reference points, and describe the sound, and since it’s not my bio, be quite minimalistic about it, but enough to enrichen it. Rather than just “correct” it, as, as I said, I do hear a proto prog-like sound. And mentioning that doesn’t lessen its value in a prog category to me.

Edit: give me awhile though, as I want to be really careful if making changes to a bio that I really get it and have genuinely enriched it. I would like it to be something that the bio writer I think would appreciate, even if I’ll never know.

Edited by Logan - March 26 2020 at 22:26

MartinLongEarth wrote: On Long Earth's page, the Bio, the band pic and the web links are out of date & the personnel has changed  https://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=10245 correct website - www.longearthmusic.com Here's the new Biography Long Earth is a prog rock band from Scotland. ...................................................... On 19 March 2020, the new album Once Around the Sun was released on CD and Download.  The band are booked to play selected gigs and festivals around the UK throughout 2020 and 2021, and have already started writing new material for a third album. www.longearthmusic.com facebook www.facebook.com/longearth1

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=64833

Allan Holdsworth's 1983 release "road games" is technically an ep and should be in the ep section. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Road_Games_(EP)

• http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=64838
• Jon Courtney / vocals, guitars, keyboards
• Chloë Alper / vocals, bass, keyboard

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=65015 times:

CD 1
Act I

Chapter 1
1. Intro (2:33)
2. Overture (10:30)
3. The Dream Isn't Over (2:39)

Chapter 2
4. Welcome To The World (5:25)
5. A Momentary Change (3:45)
6. Dark Melody (3:21)
7. I Got To Run (6:17)
8. To The River (5:28)

Chapter 3
9. The Great Adventure (6:20)
10. Venture In Black (5:26)
11. Hey Ho Let's Go (3:58)
12. Beyond The Borders (:19)

Total Time:

CD 2
Act II

Chapter 4
1. Overture Two (3:45)
2. Long Ago (3:48)
3. The Dream Continues (1:29)
4. Fighting With Destiny (5:12)
5. Vanity Fair (4:39)

Chapter 5
6. Welcome To The World 2 (4:01)
7. The Element Of Fear (2:46)
8. Child Of Wonder (2:41)
9. The Great Despair (6:21)
10. Freedom Calling (7:53)
11. A Love That Never Dies (8:22)

Encore
12. The Great Medley (24:11)

Total Time:

Source: https://www.discogs.com/The-Neal-Morse-Band-The-Great-Adventour-Live-In-Brno-2019/master/1695089

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=64775

Oh, I'd been listening to the Marsupilami albums again and thinking about what to write (hadn't prepared very much), and planned to do that today, was going to do that now, but I notice it's already been done. Silly of me, I should have checked before. Oh well, saves me a little more work, and at least it got me to listen to Marsupilami again (maybe I'll turn my notes into a review at some time).

Edited by Logan - April 04 2020 at 17:04