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^ Thanks, moved to Compilations.

https://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=12958

Thanks to the person who added this band and their album to progarchives. I just wanted to point out a couple of typos.

First, in the biography, Jerry Gindor should be Jerry Guidroz.

Secondly, in the list of musicians listed on the album page, it's Byron House, not Bryon.

Thanks

mbzr48 wrote: https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=90875 https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=90876 Mess

I don't know where the person who uploaded these albums got his information from, but the albums are apparently being released simultaneously on May 5th - both separately and also in a combined package. See this Facebook reel. I expect the details he has included are all correct - just poorly formatted. The albums should be on Bandcamp in just over a week though - either on Daal's own page or the Ma.Ra.Cash Records one - so the details can hopefully then be confirmed.

^ Thanks, Mayer. Done. Took timings from Bandcamp and this review of the album. They're almost exactly the same as yours though - just one track differs slightly. Also added the previously missing vocals to Dave Hilborne's credits and Colin Powell's bass contribution to the 28-minute long opening track.

^ Are you sure about this? It's not flagged as a bootleg on Discogs, and they're usually pretty reliable on that site for calling out unofficial releases (and preventing their sale in the Marketplace).

^ I hear what you're saying, but all those other entries on Discogs that are marked as unofficial releases were put out by different record labels and have different cover artwork. If the 2021 US issue of this material that Prog Network has added to our database along with the appropriate cover art has been released under exclusive licence to Sony Music Entertainment for the World excluding Europe, as suggested on Discogs, then I don't really see why it can't remain there.

This is what the notes on Discogs say about the release:

Special 10 track CD release of 'Pink Floyd - Live in Venice' under Pink Floyd Records PFR32, available via $84.00 'donation' exclusive offer from US PBS channel WTTW (Window To The World) following the digital streaming transmission of a 60 minute abridged of the 14 song 90 minute concert.

CD running time: 59.32. Songs removed (based on original full performance setlist) are: Dogs Of War, Great Gig In The Sky, Money and Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2).

Cardboard slip sleeve with bespoke cover and CD art design by Peter Curzon / StormStudios, and Creative Director Aubrey Powell / Hipgnosis.

CD made in Mexico. "(P) 2020 Pink Floyd (1987) Ltd., under exclusive licence to Sony Music Entertainment for the World excluding Europe. (C) 2020 Pink Floyd (1987|) Ltd ------ 19439735442".

There is also a DVD version of the recording which would seem to be officially approved here which I guess could also be added to PA, but let's see what the E&O team's verdict on this release is first.

^^ I tend to leave it on PA. At least until its bootleg status will be proved.