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Quinino wrote: http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=8995 This one is tough, need help The 1st edition (for export) is from 1974 and named " The Blue Effect - A Benefit Of Radim Hladík " with a different cover from the one on PA; The cover on the album's page is actually from the Czech release (1975) named "Modrý Efekt & Radim Hladík" which also has a different track order (and titles in Czech language, I suppose). A little confusion but nothing we can't deal with, let's see: I propose to adopt this Track List 1. Shoes (Boty) (09:57) 2. Tea-Room (Čajovna) (4:01) 3. Jigsaw Puzzle (Skládanka) (5:49)  4. Lost-And-Found (Ztráty a nálezy ) (5:12) 5. Hypertension (Hypertenze) (12:30) Total time 37:29 Bonus tracks on 2000 Remastered release: 6. Armageddon (6:22) (*) 7. Clara (4:13) (#) Total time 48:04 (*) From "Hallo Nr. 10"  VVAA compilation - Radio studio Berlin, 1973 (#) From "Hallo Nr. 9"  VVAA compilation -  LIVE, Kulturhaus Leuna, 1973 And releases would go like this LP PZO Artia / Supraphon 1 13 1586 (1974, Czechoslovakia) Export version titled "The Blue Effect: A Benefit Of Radim Hladík" with different cover and track order. LP Supraphon 1 13 1777 (1975, Czechoslovakia) CD Bonton 495274-2 (2000, Czech Republic) Remastered by Jiří Charypar w/ 2 bonus tracks What about the cover ? Thanks for your suggestions

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=8995

This one is tough, need help

The 1st edition (for export) is from 1974 and named " The Blue Effect - A Benefit Of Radim Hladík "
with a different cover from the one on PA;
The cover on the album's page is actually from the Czech release (1975) named "Modrý Efekt & Radim Hladík" which also has a different track order (and titles in Czech language, I suppose).

A little confusion but nothing we can't deal with, let's see:

I propose to adopt this Track List

1. Shoes (Boty) (09:57)
2. Tea-Room (Čajovna) (4:01)
3. Jigsaw Puzzle (Skládanka) (5:49) 
4. Lost-And-Found (Ztráty a nálezy ) (5:12)
5. Hypertension (Hypertenze) (12:30)

Total time 37:29

Bonus tracks on 2000 Remastered release:
6. Armageddon (6:22) (*)
7. Clara (4:13) (#)

Total time 48:04

(*) From "Hallo Nr. 10"  VVAA compilation - Radio studio Berlin, 1973
(#) From "Hallo Nr. 9"  VVAA compilation -  LIVE, Kulturhaus Leuna, 1973

And releases would go like this

LP PZO Artia / Supraphon 1 13 1586 (1974, Czechoslovakia) Export version titled "The Blue Effect: A Benefit Of Radim Hladík" with different cover and track order.
LP Supraphon 1 13 1777 (1975, Czechoslovakia)

CD Bonton 495274-2 (2000, Czech Republic) Remastered by Jiří Charypar w/ 2 bonus tracks

What about the cover ?

Thanks for your suggestions




Edited by NotAProghead - March 15 2016 at 18:31

^ Samuel, that won't do no harm, for sure !
 I stick to the plain truth, no point arguing with the bare facts: always state the truth, the whole truth...you know the rest...

BTW, as I noticed you are a PF fan, would you be interested on revising the updates I am ready to do on the band's albums info ?
Despite all the care, something has possibly slipped my atention and could benefit from a knowledgeable second pair of eyes.


Edited by Quinino - March 14 2016 at 18:45

NotAProghead wrote: Mayer, what do you think about this? NotAProghead wrote: mbzr48 wrote: http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=9357 This should be under Tony Patterson name only, and on the 1st album it should say (with Ayre) the 2nd album does NOT have Ayre's name on the cover at all, but he appears on one song  Mayer, you put the cart before the horse here.  PA entry is PATTERSON - EYRE duo, not a Tony Patterson as a solo artist. I guess guys from Crossover Team had their reasons to add only the duo to PA. Normally you didn't have to add Tony Patterson's solo album "Equations of Meaning" to PATTERSON - EYRE page and now I must ask admins to delete it. I'm not familiar with Tony Patterson's solo works. If they are progressive we can contact genre team, but formally "Equations" should be deleted. Any ideas?

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=49801

Edited by NotAProghead - March 13 2016 at 21:20

mbzr48 wrote: http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=9357 This should be under Tony Patterson name only, and on the 1st album it should say (with Ayre) the 2nd album does NOT have Ayre's name on the cover at all, but he appears on one song

Edited by NotAProghead - March 13 2016 at 21:23

progbethyname wrote: Should probably update the band Threshold's profile photo with their current lead singer, Damian Wilson seeing as how their former singer (Andrew MacDermot) has passed away, sadly.

Edited by NotAProghead - March 12 2016 at 22:56

propinquity wrote: NotAProghead wrote: ^ No problem, anyway I'll notice your new post. hello.  I'm back a bit later than I had anticipated... here is the biography for Hedersleben: ​http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=9191 Hedersleben was hatched in the village of the same name on the outskirts of Quedlinburg, Germany by British guitarist, Nicky Garratt​.​ In 2012 Garratt became the music director for Hawkwind’s Nik Turner. Garratt, a founding member of the iconic punk band UK Subs, pulled together musicians to collaborate, and record Nik Turner’s Space Gypsy album in Los Angeles. After a short incubation period, the prototype version of Hedersleben manifested from the promotional line-up of Nik Turner​'​s Space Gypsy. ​In August 2013, Hedersleben joined ​keyboard/flute/sitar player Joel Vandroogenbroeck,​ founder of the revolutionary Krautrock band Brainticket, to collaborate, and record​ ​​ Past, Present, and Future, the first Brainticket studio album in 15 years​. Hedersleben recorded their debut album, Upgoer back to back with Brainticket’s Past, Present & Future. In October 2013 Hedersleben embarked on their first national tour, both opening for​,​ and backing Nik Turner. ​ ​​(​Hedersleben has opened for, and backed Nik Turner on tour in 2013, 2014​,​ and 2015.​)​ Hedersleben's second album, Die Neuen Welten ​ (2014)​ ​.​​ ​(The New Worlds) takes humanities aspirations for upward exploration, the subject of the first album Upgoer, to the next stage. Zu Den Neuen Welten, (To The New Worlds), celebrates the multitude of new worlds found by the Kepler Space telescope. ​ the album ​features guest vocalist Kati Knox. Side A of Die Neuen​,​ Welten was set to film by San Francisco filmmaker​,​ Er​​​​​re​n Franklin​: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Y-LF5shz8​ A one off gig in June 2014, featured special guest Captain Sensible of The Damned on second guitar.​ ​The show was filmed ​at ​1-2-3-4 Go! Records in Oakland, California​: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9xeM_p0GBY​ ​Hedersleben's third album, The Fall Of Chronopolis ​ (2015)​ is a concept album that​​ ​follows the epic story of the rise and fall of the Chronotic Empire​,​ based on the book ​of the same name, ​by Barrington J. Bayley. ​ Hedersleben was signed by Cleopatra Records in time for the release of The Fall Of Chronopolis. please see Rivertree's review of Die Neuen Welten here: http://www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=1455654 Hedersleben is the backing band for Nik Turner's Space Gypsy album (2013): http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=42660 Hedersleben is also the backing band for Brainticket's Past, Present, and Future album (2015) http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=47968 and in your response, "Please let us know what's wrong in this text (http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=9191)" "HEDERSLEBEN is a ​ ​ ​(1)​ ​ ​ German Krautrock band from Hedersleben ​(2) ​ formed in 2011, ​(3) ​ initially playing as Nik TURNER's backing and opening band. ​(4)​ The band is led by guitarrist ​(5) ​ Nicky BARRETT and ​ ​ ​ ​ (6)​ suffered many line-up changes. ​(7)​ Their two albums "Upgoer" (2013) and ​(8)​ "Die Neuen Welen" (2014) ​ ​ ​(9) ​ are mainly influenced by POPOL VUH, NEU! and CAN. ​(10) ​ Most songs focus on the psychedelic keyboard/electronic work and feature ethereal female vocals and skilful drumming. If you're looking for a great modern Krautrock band with classic roots but still sounds fresh and innovative, you just found it!" (1) German Krautrock band from Hedersleben   <------ San Francisco, but created in Hedersleben, Germany (2) formed in 2011  (2012) (3) initially playing as Nik TURNER's backing and opening band.   <------ sort of, please see bio above. ​ (4)    ​ "led by guitarrist"  ... ​ ​ guitarist ​ ​ ​​ <------- ​   ​ is spelled like this  ​ ​ ; ) (5)    ​ "Nicky BARRETT"  <------ ​should be  Nicky Garratt (6)   "suffered many line-up changes."  ...  ​ ​​ <------  dreadful...  how about strengthened by?  improved with?  enhanced by?  - even better, please see Rivertree's new review here: http://www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=1524884 (7)  "Die Neuen Welen"   ​ ​​ <------- ​ (spelling error. it should be Die Neuen Welten) (8)  Their two albums...      <--------  three albums, and working on a fourth - one per year so far. (9)  are mainly influenced by POPOL VUH, NEU! and CAN. <--------- Amon Düül 2, Can, Grobschnitt, Caravan, and most importantly, Magma (10)  Most songs focus on the psychedelic keyboard/electronic work and feature ethereal female vocals (Katie has an ethereal voice, not Ariana) and the focus is mainly acoustic guitar, and electric guitar, (the guitarist founded the band after well over a decade of planning, he composed the majority of the music, selected the musicians, named it after the village where he has a house in Germany...) *please let me know if any of this would be better for you written, or formatted differently.  I am more than happy to accommodate. I will send a new band photograph as soon as possible... Thank you for your patience.  It is greatly appreciated. cheers

Good work, mate
Do you want me to point other similar cases (cross references) as I might find them ?


Edited by NotAProghead - March 12 2016 at 21:24