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I do have a question regarding the flac entry fix. Should Bandcamp.com actually be mentioned in the release information? They are not technically a label, just a hosting site. And many of these artists are being hosted in multiple other locations like Amazon, Apple, etc.. Not to mention the streaming services. I think that's why when George (historian9) built his album entry ap when pulling from Bandcamp he chose the default language  "Digital Download + Streaming".

Not trying to make more work, just a pondering I had. Although, it appears projekct has whipped up some sorcery to streamline that process if it needed changing. Sorcery I am keen to know more about. It may be of help regarding the aforementioned ap which has stopped working on Bandcamp.

Anyway, thanks again for everything you guys do.

So, yes, I think "Digital Album" is perfectly explanatory. 

I found those too, but unfortunately the versions of the tracks that play via Last.fm are from other albums, and the times can't be guaranteed to be the same as those for the performances of the songs that are on the live 'Viva' album. The version of 'The Maker' on Last.fm is taken from a Various Artists compilation album called 'Not of This Earth (Sci-Fi Movies Tribute Dedicated to The Prisoner TV Series)' and the version of Kairos is the one from the 1997 studio album 'Creature of the Velvet Void'.

So, we need to scrub Pat Murphy from our line up on drums for this album, and replace him with Deb Young, who did sing proper vocals for the band on some of their tracks. I don't know how I didn't spot this myself when I read the Aural Innovations review of 'Viva', but I did skim through it very quickly, and it was long past my bedtime! 

I don't know for certain if she sang on the cover of 'Echoes', but it wouldn't really have been a true cover of the song without the vocals being present.

If you want to include the times for just two tracks on the album which can be confirmed, then I've just found 'Sur Le Tour' and 'Kairos' from the 'Viva' album on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dwd95aNKSRc and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmP13umUP_s.

2. Sur le Tour (8:39)

6. Kairos (13:41)

The live version of 'Kairos' they played at Quarkstock is thus more than four minutes longer than the studio version from 'Creature of the Velvet Void' that is featured on Last.fm.

Evil tongues say robots will replace most of us pretty soon. I tend to believe. 

2021 not 2020

I Numi – Storia Di Zero (1993)

Discogs list just four main tracks from a concert in 1975, plus a bonus instrumental track recorded by the band in 1972: https://www.discogs.com/I-Numi-Storia-Di-Zero/release/4606328.

This is because the inner liner notes include the lyrics of four songs, the titles of which are also printed on the CD itself:

The name of the final track is not printed on the label side of the CD.

The album is actually on YouTube, with a link to Italian Prog's page for the band (from where our own biography for the band seems to have been taken). The 1972 concerts marked the end of the first incarnation of I Numi, and the band reformed with a new line-up in 1975, when they composed a concept work entitled 'Storia di Zero' that was played at Pavia's Teatro Fraschini on 4th June that year, and released as a limited issue CD in 1993.

The bulk of the album is essentially just one long suite, which included some good symphonic prog-inspired parts interspersed with brief snatches of covers of famous old tracks by The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Moody Blues and others, with the whole thing being somewhat fragmented. The CD closes with a very good live jam by the 1972 line-up.

The main suite has actually been broken down into 21 individual 'tracks' on the CD, with many of them segueing together. This is then followed by the almost 12-minute instrumental jam at the end by the 1972 line-up, which is track 22.

So if you want the actual track timings, then the track list, as published in various places on the net (eg Proggnosis), is simply as follows:

Total Time 50:40

Track 22, Grinton's Step (Il Passo Del Grintone), was recorded live at Casanova di Intra on January 9th 1972 with the following line-up:

Furio Sollazzi (drums)

Paolo Buccelli (bass)

Limited edition of 500 copies for the Minotaur label contained in a casing that is larger than normal with a CD held by a metal base. (See: http://www.45worlds.com/cdalbum/cd/nu1).

I don't really know how you might want to deal with this one really.  I think I'd include both versions of the track list, with an explanation of why the two versions exist. The simplified version that Discogs lists doesn't give us any indication of all the snippets of cover songs, instrumental sections etc that are woven into the suite alongside the four main titles, and this doesn't really give us a true picture of the album imho.