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Hello,

I think Ash Ra Tempel's "Le berceau de crystal" should considered more as a film soundtrack than a live album:
http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=3585

As far as I understand, only track 1 is a live recording:
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Ash-Ra-Tempel-Le-Berceau-De-Cristal/release/257803

Edited by Modrigue - June 18 2016 at 08:09

re prog samplers

I notice GutBucket isn't listed

I'm sure there's more (and more in my own collection) but haven't specifically looked

mole

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=1381

the first line says < prog samplers > a section on the site.

gutbucket was a liberty records sampler in 1969 with a photo of a pig on the front..... featuring creedence clearwater and canned heat amongst others

I was simply saying the prog SAMPLERS list is very good but inevitably missing some... I have lots that I bought in the 60s 70s and later given to me by bands / labels I worked with.

I will also add < pop revolution > around 70 / 72 from germany with english or german label and noted for its multi coloured "psychadelic" vinyl....... plus my favourite version of 59th street bridge song by mike bloomfield and al kooper..... its credited as from an album but actually was a special recording (I remember it well through mary janes haze) I am glad I was there

malcolm-mole wrote: the first line says < prog samplers > a section on the site. gutbucket was a liberty records sampler in 1969 with a photo of a pig on the front..... featuring creedence clearwater and canned heat amongst others I was simply saying the prog SAMPLERS list is very good but inevitably missing some... I have lots that I bought in the 60s 70s and later given to me by bands / labels I worked with. I will also add < pop revolution > around 70 / 72 from germany with english or german label and noted for its multi coloured "psychadelic" vinyl....... plus my favourite version of 59th street bridge song by mike bloomfield and al kooper..... its credited as from an album but actually was a special recording (I remember it well through mary janes haze) I am glad I was there

Do you mean " VA: SAMPLERS"? http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=2633

Yep, I'm sure there are lots of omissions as it's not seemed a primary focus of the site and any member can add albums, though proper formatting is important. Good luck. I've only added a few albums in Various Artists myself over the years.

By the way, no need to post about missing albums here as any member can add them (this thread has a different purpose, see the initial post of this topic).

Edited by Logan - June 19 2016 at 16:13

^ My guess is because there is no artist "Mick Pointer Band" in PA !

VA can carry these orphan cases, not the most elegant solution but better than not including them (my humble opinion)

^ I see your point, and it's a fair one, but on the other side your objection comes after an established fact:
there are in VA a number of inclusions which wouldn't otherwise have  a place here but that have their merit and deserve our tolerant welcoming.

NotAProghead wrote: ^^ Guys, I think it's a problem. Obviously it's not VA In my opinion either Mick Pointer Band should be added on PA or this album should be deleted. I think we have to ask what admins they think about it. Because if we'll follow the logic "this band is not on PA, but let's add their tribute album to VA") we have to allow adding to VA/Tributes albums of countless tribute bands.

You're right Eugene. We should pick them up asap ... 

historian9 wrote: It isn't necessary that an album features more than one artist to be in VA.

^ Josè, I think it's better to have both - interesting works and a bit of Ordnung.