Bands on my iTunes but not in PA

The following bands are on my iTunes but not in ProgArchives. Which (if any) need to be added?

After The Fire
Air
Al-Basim
The Albion Band
America
Antimatter
Assemblea Musicale Teatrale
The Buzzcocks
The Chemical Brothers
CMX
Coil
Daft Punk
Dark Tranquility
Dinosaur Jr
Dio
Dire Straits
El Tarro De Mostaza
Etna
Faithless
Firewind
Gamma Leonis
Gang Of Four
Joe Satriani
John Frusciante
Kornet
Lana Lane
Leo Nero
Maria
Massive Attack
Michael Harris
Morcheeba
Muck Groh
My Dying Bride
Neil Young
Nigel Mazlyn Jones
Nirvana
Oui 3
Ozzy Osbourne
Planet P Project
Portishead
Preghiera Di Sasso
Propaganda
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Redemption
Royksopp
Scissor Sisters
The Shiver
Sol Invictus
Squeeze
Starless
Stereo MCs
The Stranglers
Terry Hall
The The
Thin Lizzy
U2
US3
The Vampires Of Dartmoore
Wolfstone
Yume Bitsu
Yuzo Iwata
Zero 7
ZZ Top

Whereas quite a lot (most) obviously don't, I think there are at least 10 bands there that might need to be added - anyone recognise any of the above that might merit consideration?

OK, of those I know, Satriani has been discussed numerous times, but the jury is still out on him. My Dying Bride were added and removed some time ago. The likes of Dire Straits, Ozzy Osbourne, Dio and Portishead have also been suggested and discussed in the past. As for the Stranglers, they have been very recently evaluated and rejected by the Xover team.

Assemblea musicale teatrale. Neil Young, I love him but it'd take us too far. U2 is the negation of progrork (8at leatts in the last 25 years). Etna is there (see Flea).

Is it this Redemption you mean?

Takeshi Kovacs wrote: progmetalhead wrote: Is it this Redemption you mean?   http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=1937 The very same. Going blind now to match my senility. That's another one off the list. Sure I scanned through all the bands earlier?

This should all be discussed in the Suggest New Bands section.
Squeeze and The Scissor Sisters? I think not.

zafreth wrote: Takeshi Kovacs wrote: El Tarro De Mostaza - El Tarro De Mostaza (1970) 'this wonderful, dreamy, organ drenched gem from early '70s Mexico. Like the Doors at their most ethereal, with a near sidelong track opening the album, as well as some vicious fuzz in spots, and shorter songs on side two' Side one is great - you can hear The Doors, a little bit of early Tangerine Dream at times, some of the better bits of Iron Butterfly........sounds good prog to me guys! Good Album but Hard Psych to me

Air is great, I´ve been thinking about suggesting them myself. Lots of vintage keyboards and retro soundscapes. Just listen to the first song on Moon Safari. And Don´t think there isn´t more to Air than Sexy Boy and the rest of the generally commercial songs that they have on their myspace. Listen to the Virgin Suicides soundtrack. That´s prog guys.

^ I understand the reasons and purpose of your list Chris. However, this is in danger of diverting attention from the more deserving bands towards the more obviously contentious (and dare I say not-a-hope-in-hell)bands.