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Metallica - Kill 'Em All To St. Anger - World's Greatest Albums (DVD, 2006)

According to Amazon UK, the soundtrack features highlights from:

1. One

2. Seek & Destroy

3. Ride The lightning

4. For Whom The Bell Tolls

5. Fade To Black

6. Master Of Puppets

7. Whiplash

8. Enter Sandman

9. Wasting My Hate

10. Fuel

11. Nothing Else Matters

It's essentially just a documentary DVD though.

Music Magpie and Amazon UK both give the release date as 20/02/2006, and IMBD gives it as 12th August 2006 for the USA. We currently have it as a 2005 release, and RYM agrees with that. The ones for sale on eBay show a mixture of 2005 and 2006 for the date of the DVD.  

Yes, that looks fine to me. 

NotAProghead wrote: http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=21775 Profusions -  Nothing From Nothing (2007) NAP: Thanks, David, done. Though it's not clear what "the Making Off from “Nothing from Nothing”" means.

I'm pretty sure what the author intended to write there was "the making of "Nothing from Nothing". It would almost certainly have been another video documenting the band in the process of recording and creating the CD. There are loads of these kind of videos posted by various bands on YouTube these days, but back in 2007 when the Internet wasn't in so many homes they used to include them on multimedia CDs so that they could be played on a computer. I just copied and pasted the actual text from the old myspace in my post, but I'd be tempted to change it on our own page, since, as you say, those exact words that were written on the old myspace don't really make any sense.

Duplicated here as a French release with a different cover: 

We don't currently have any track times for the 1971 self-titled debut album: http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=6331.

They are (from https://www.discogs.com/master/view/249941):

Total Time 36:36

There is also a typo in track three of the 1972 album 'Charge': http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=6332:

3. Get On Together (2:35) should be Get One Together, as we have seen in the previous post where it was released as the B side of a single.

RYM also have the track listed as 'Get On Together', but everywhere else I looked has it as 'Get One Together'.

Yes, it could well have been released without a pretty sleeve in the UK being as it is just a 7" single. Using the image of the disc itself might look a little odd though alongside the other covers/sleeves we have on the page (and indeed on the whole site). Maybe just leave the German sleeve image on the page as it is now so that it fits in alongside the other images, but add in a note that the sleeve shown is from the German release?

Edit: It seems pretty certain that the UK release of the two Paladin singles was done in a plain white paper sleeve similar to this:

See: http://www.45cat.com/artist/paladin/uk.

In my opinion all might be replaced with "Digital album".

Probably makes sense to keep self-released albums, then the replacement would be "Digital album Self-released ". With a white space after Self-released, because in some cases the year follows after them, for example: "Self-released on bandcamp (2018)".

Julien I'm curious to hear your ideas. 

Full title is "Parallel Realities Live... by Jack DeJohnette, Pat Metheny, Herbie Hancock & Dave Holland"

I have listed the musicians above exactly as they are credited on the CD liner itself, and on discogs too, but musicbrainz gives Dave Holland's instrument as double bass on all tracks except '9 Over Reggae', where it is given as bass, so maybe you want to add double bass onto his line in the credits too, since it seems to have been his main instrument at this concert, and is the one he is seen playing on the cover photo of the CD?

Edit: Seven releases are shown altogether on discogs, with the album also being released in 1992 as an unauthorized bootleg album called 'Flower Hour' by Pat Metheny.

I used the name 'Jack DeJohnette Special Edition', as written on the cover.

Noted!  I also noticed that you altered the total time to the exact total of the individual tracks added together. I decided to include the slightly higher total of 98:32 instead because that is what is printed on the liner notes of the CD and also given on one of the discogs release pages. You can see the image of the CD liner if you mouse over it on eBay here. If you prefer that I always add up the individual track times for the total time value though, then I will do that.