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[webmaster]

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[Mark Rae]

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The progressiverock.com site has been dramatically changed. Please give
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Wind and Wuthering was released in December 1976, not January 1977:
http://www.amazon.com/Wind-Wuthering-Genesis/dp/B000002J2B

[JF]

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The progressiverock.com site has been dramatically changed. Please give
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Wind and Wuthering was released in December 1976, not January 1977:http://www.amazon.com/Wind-Wuthering-Genesis/dp/B000002J2B

Wind and Wuthering was released on 1st January 1977

[Steve Turner]

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The progressiverock.com site has been dramatically changed. Please give
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Wind and Wuthering was released in December 1976, not January 1977:http://www.amazon.com/Wind-Wuthering-Genesis/dp/B000002J2B

Wind and Wuthering was released on 1st January 1977

Ok right, we'll just take your word for it then.

[Mark Rae]

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The progressiverock.com site has been dramatically changed. Please give
http://www.progressiverock.com/timeline.php

Wind and Wuthering was released in December 1976, not January
1977:http://www.amazon.com/Wind-Wuthering-Genesis/dp/B000002J2B

Wind and Wuthering was released on 1st January 1977

Ok right, we'll just take your word for it then.

Wind and Wuthering was released on 27th December 1976.

The official Genesis website confirms this:
http://www.genesis-music.com/discog/?v=a&a=4&id=9

All of the original UK releases show 1976 on the Charisma label.

[JF]

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The progressiverock.com site has been dramatically changed. Please give
http://www.progressiverock.com/timeline.php

Wind and Wuthering was released in December 1976, not January 1977:http://www.amazon.com/Wind-Wuthering-Genesis/dp/B000002J2B

Wind and Wuthering was released on 1st January 1977

Ok right, we'll just take your word for it then.

Well you'll just have to, cos I can certainly remember it being
released on the on 1st Jan '77, the same day as the W+W tour started.
"The Movement" site had it listed as that being the release date as
well. Don't you remember...or were you an "Invisible Touch" convert?
As for the official web site having it listed as 27th Dec '76...well
even they can be wrong.

[JJ (UK)]

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The progressiverock.com site has been dramatically changed. Please give
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http://www.amazon.com/Wind-Wuthering-Genesis/dp/B000002J2B

Armando Gallo's book also lists it as released December 1976.

AllMusic.com also lists it as December 27th 1976.

All in all, it seems very unlikely that the album was released on 1st Jan
1977.

Besides all the evidence, it seems very unlikely that ANY album was release
on New Year's Day anyway!

So, I'm with you, Mark.

JJ (UK)

[Mark Rae]

Post by JJ (UK)
Besides all the evidence, it seems very unlikely that ANY album was
released on New Year's Day anyway!

Especially since it was a weekend...

[Me, myself & and I]

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The progressiverock.com site has been dramatically changed. Please give
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it appears you have done a lot of work with your design.
then, you should check your scripting on several platforms
it does not work on ubuntu/firefox

[kdbarrett]

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The progressiverock.com site has been dramatically changed. Please give
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Very nice! A lot of work went into that and it shows!

[Mark Rae]

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Very nice! A lot of work went into that and it shows!

I wonder who actually wrote the reviews? Some of them are downright
hilarious! I've never heard Robbery, Assault & Battery described as a
"pedal-driven rocker" before... :-)

[Lamblies]

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http://www.progressiverock.com/timeline.php

Very nice! A lot of work went into that and it shows!

I wonder who actually wrote the reviews? Some of them are downright
hilarious! I've never heard Robbery, Assault & Battery described as a
"pedal-driven rocker" before... :-)

Bass at that :-)

Lamblies~

[webmaster]

same guy who wrote the book, the webmaster!

c

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http://www.progressiverock.com/timeline.php

Very nice! A lot of work went into that and it shows!

I wonder who actually wrote the reviews? Some of them are downright
hilarious! I've never heard Robbery, Assault & Battery described as a
"pedal-driven rocker" before... :-)

sa

[Mark Rae]

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Post by Mark Rae

Post by kdbarrett
Very nice! A lot of work went into that and it shows!

I wonder who actually wrote the reviews? Some of them are downright
hilarious! I've never heard Robbery, Assault & Battery described as a
"pedal-driven rocker" before... :-)

same guy who wrote the book, the webmaster!

Amazing! He must have the only copy of A Trick of the Tail where Robbery
Assault & Battery has bass pedals on it...

[webmaster]

picky, picky, picky! ;)

Post by Mark Rae
Amazing! He must have the only copy of A Trick of the Tail where Robbery
Assault & Battery has bass pedals on it...

[Mark Rae]

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Post by Mark Rae
Amazing! He must have the only copy of A Trick of the Tail where Robbery
Assault & Battery has bass pedals on it...

picky, picky, picky! ;)

Hardly...

What's the name of the first track on Selling England by the Pound...?

[Steve Turner]

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Post by Mark Rae
Amazing! He must have the only copy of A Trick of the Tail where Robbery
Assault & Battery has bass pedals on it...

picky, picky, picky! ;)

Hardly...
What's the name of the first track on Selling England by the Pound...?

I saw that too... For shame! :-)

[Mark Rae]

Post by Steve Turner

Post by Mark Rae
What's the name of the first track on Selling England by the Pound...?

I saw that too... For shame! :-)

Indeed...

And it was Trespass, not Nursery Cryme, which was No 1 in Belgium:
http://www.anthonyphillips.co.uk/discography/genesis.htm

Apparently Hugh Banton plays a Moog on Pawn Hearts too... :-)

[webmaster]

On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 16:48:22 +0000, Mark Rae wrote:
thanks, sorry for the errors... any others?

c

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Post by Mark Rae
What's the name of the first track on Selling England by the Pound...?

I saw that too... For shame! :-)

Indeed...
http://www.anthonyphillips.co.uk/discography/genesis.htm
Apparently Hugh Banton plays a Moog on Pawn Hearts too... :-)

[Mark Rae]

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Post by Mark Rae

Post by Steve Turner

Post by Mark Rae
What's the name of the first track on Selling England by the Pound...?

I saw that too... For shame! :-)

Indeed...
http://www.anthonyphillips.co.uk/discography/genesis.htm
Apparently Hugh Banton plays a Moog on Pawn Hearts too... :-)

thanks, sorry for the errors... any others?

Dozens... You'd do well to have the entire text properly proofed, e.g. "he
allowed each group to evolved into their own particular and peculiar
styles.", "nursery Cryme", "Selling england By The Pound", "voyage of The
acolyte", "The yes Album", etc...

But, as this is a Genesis newsgroup, you could start by moving Wind and
Wuthering to December 1976, as has been previously mentioned...
http://www.genesis-music.com/discog/?v=a&a=4&id=9

Also, the phrase "twelve string guitars" means twelve guitars made of
string - if you mean 12-string guitars, then say 12-string guitars...

You seem to have a bit of a thing about referring to all synthesisers as
Moogs... Tony doesn't play Moog anywhere on The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway -
that's an ARP ProSoloist... Tony didn't get his first Moog until a couple of
years later...

The Lamb tour started in 1974...

Etc...

[Mark Rae]

Post by webmaster
thanks, sorry for the errors... any others?

And, while we're at it...

What was the name of the album which The Beatles released in June 1967...?

'Procol harum' is nothing to do with Latin (it's not even grammatically
correct Latin anyway) - it was the pedigree name of the band's manager's
friend's cat:
http://www.procolharum.com/doglatin.htm

[Andreas Schweiger]

Hi,

Post by webmaster
The progressiverock.com site has been dramatically changed. Please give
http://www.progressiverock.com/timeline.php

Cool Page!
Will you add also current ProgBands like Dream Theater, Sylvan, Sieges
Even, Porcupine Tree etc.?
Would be cool since they are producing a lot of good music.

Thanks for the work!

Andreas

[webmaster]

In the timeline? probably not I don't think I'm qualified to write about
them!

however!!!! I'm currently creating a "prog wiki" for others to contribute
to!

charles

Post by Andreas Schweiger
Cool Page!
Will you add also current ProgBands like Dream Theater, Sylvan, Sieges
Even, Porcupine Tree etc.?
Would be cool since they are producing a lot of good music.
Thanks for the work!
Andreas