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Quinino wrote: ^ Yes, indeed, more than deserved  From a quick research I also collected the reference to the synths used: Minimoog, ARP Odyssey and   EMS Synthi AKS. It seems that voice and vocoder are exclusively used on track 1.

Updated according to the 2009 credits. Please confirm.

NotAProghead wrote: 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 Probably not a best solution, but if international release is earlier I would: 1. Change the title to "The Blue Effect - A Benefit Of Radim Hladík (Modrý Efekt & Radim Hladík)", because I think it's better known as "Modrý Efekt & Radim Hladík". 2. Use the cover of international release (according to PA rule to use the cover of earliest edition). 3. Give track lists of both versions. 4. Change suggested releases info as follows: LP PZO Artia / Supraphon 1 13 1586 (1974, Czechoslovakia, export version entitled "The Blue Effect: A Benefit Of Radim Hladík") LP Supraphon 1 13 1777 (1975, Czechoslovakia, domestic version entitled "Modrý Efekt & Radim Hladík", different cover and track order) Despite different album titles, catalog numbers and altered track sequence, the actual recordings on each version are identical. CD Bonton 495274-2 (2000, Czech Republic, remastered by Jiří Charypar w/ 2 bonus tracks) Other reissues

I gave my best, would you care to take a look ?
BTW the band's name should be corrected to "The Blue Effect"


Edited by NotAProghead - April 02 2016 at 02:28

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=51540

Edited by NotAProghead - March 26 2016 at 14:40

^
Credits on the actual record say:

- Daniele Agostinelli / keyboards
- Luca Cleri / guitar
- Alessandro Di Benedetti / piano, keyboards
- Daniele Vitalone / bass
- Stefano Fabiani / drums

From other sources I collected that Agostinelli sings and Benedetti plays sinthesizers.

Please provide the source of your information so we can hopefully be more accurate with your help.
Thanks

NotAProghead wrote: ^ OK, let's sort them out. 1. Coletânea I - Canções is under Studio albums here. Auto-translation from the band's website: "The first volume of a collection that covers the major works of the band brings big hits - hits in the soap opera "The Clone" and never released on disc, as the pop version of "Under the Sun" and a remix version of "The Mirage" fusing progressive rock to a "beat" contemporary." - I think if all previuosly released songs were rerecorded it may stay in Originals. 2. Coletânea II - Instrumental is among Studio albums too. Website: "The second volume of the collection of the Sacred Heart of Earth shows the main works of the band in instrumental version, with new formats, bringing surprises for the listener and revealing a new strength and vigor of the band." - Again, if it's completely rerecorded we can let it be as it is. 3. Sacred Heart of Earth - in Compilations. Website: "The album "Sacred Heart of Earth," the sixth of Sagrado Coração da Terra, is an anthology celebrating the 20th anniversary of the band and the group's return to the disc and on stage. Launched with all the texts and letters in the English language in response to the wide acceptance of the group abroad, the CD is a musical synthesis of the band, remixing and blending tracks from different periods, with changes in arrangements and harmonic, rhythmic and melodic structures. This CD brings news as instrumental music from previous CDs transformed into songs, with lyrics of Marcus Viana and adaptations of Emily Dickinson poems, one of the greats of American literature of the nineteenth century. But the CD is not limited to give a new look to old hits, even including original pieces, composed and produced in 2001 with the new formation of the group, now with the singer Malu Aires ahead of vocals." - If it's completely rerecorded I'd move it to Studio albums.

Album 3 moved to Studio but still with incomplete info...to be continued

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=51801

Edited by NotAProghead - April 02 2016 at 00:18

Hello,

Edited by Modrigue - April 04 2016 at 06:39

^Thanks, ok for me.

Edited by Modrigue - April 04 2016 at 13:43

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=51676

Edited by NotAProghead - April 06 2016 at 00:59

^ I guess because "Bryan Josh" says more to fans than "Josh & Co. Limited" and because we don't know the names of his future projects.