That's crazy! He's got the rest of them...

Ok, just played on Aural Moon:

Magma - Wurdah Itah (Live 200) - 2001

I looked for this album and only found it, but it was released in 1974. The track titles are identical, but the running lengths are longer across the board on the 2001 cuts - i.e. the ones on AM. Is the one on AM a re-release? Here's the 1974 cover. Is it the same cover? Any help would be hot.

Three more...
 

Mathematicians - Irrational Numbers
Room - Overdog
Rod Argent - Red House

and a fourth...
 

Tony Spade - The Human Element

Re: Three more...
 

Hey Spaz! Here's Argent:

http://artrock.rinet.ru/enc/a/argent.htm

and Tony Spada:

http://www.guitar9.com/thehumanelement.html

I'm having no luck with the other two... Will keep looking...

Re: Re: Three more...
 

Ah. I guess it would've helped me to look for Spada instead of Spade. Thanks Frem, you are a cover finding phenom!:cool:

Nope. I'll have to scan the cover I guess. It's a box set of a live concert where they played the Kobaian trilogy live.

Ok that'd be good, because I already added the other cover after not hearing anything, so presently it has the wrong cover. Whenever you scan it just post it here and I'll take it from there. Can you scan Mathematicians, Room, or Everness while you're at it?:D

Mathematicians yes. Room and Everness I don't think I own...

Tabula Rasa cover
 

The cover for Tabula Rasa's Tabula Rasa on the playlist is incorrect. The right cover looks like this:

http://www.proglands.com/covers/6493.gif

http://www.lovemusic.fi/kaupankuvat//LRCD135.jpg

-Methem

Then what is this one the cover too?

I believe Methem is correct. The cover you have here is for a reissue (I think). :)

The TR cover...
 

I've done some searches today, and it seems that the image you have here is actually the cover for a classical-ethnic-crossover album called "Tabula Rasa" by another group who also happen to be called Tabula Rasa. They're obviously/possibly from Germany.

A couple of refs:

http://www.mjuggler.de/product/1095053/

http://www.monsterbeat.de/tabula.htm (with music samples)

-Methem

Re: The TR cover...
 

I can see this. I had a hell of a time trying to dig up info on them when I went to do my thread.

There's all kind of links to other things.

Sometimes I think we should just take our time and make sure the covers are right the first time. It's not like the artist gives a hoot anyway.

;)

Re: Re: The TR cover...
 

How many times have I put up the wrong cover? Once. And it happened to be because there are two bands called Tabula Rasa with albums called Tabula Rasa. Gimme a break. :rolleyes:

Re: Re: Re: The TR cover...
 

See what standard you have to live up to?

How does it feel to be on the receiving end of a jab?

Gotcha!:p

Keep on getting those covers up....and I'll go back to listening to the Association :mad: and doing tax returns.

Re: Re: The TR cover...
 

... and resources that contain totally wrong information. See http://interpunk.com/item.cfm?Item=78292& :)

-Methem

Re: Re: Re: The TR cover...
 

Pittsburgh? Wonder if Moses was in this band....says "intricate pluckings"....what was that Old Sod called you?:D

Re: Re: Re: Re: The TR cover...
 

With "wrong information" I was of course just referring to the fact that this particular page has wrong song titles (from the Finnish TR) for this album by the punk band...

But let's forget this... :)

-Methem

Pittsburgh TR
 

Apparently there are at least 3 bands named Tabula Rasa. Perhaps all of them have a self-titled album.

I have heard the Pittsburgh-based one. I ended up at one of their shows once. I was really bored one night, and a friend's band was playing a show nearby, opening for them. Now the friend's band (not a real close friend, more of an acquaintance) has pretty awful vocals so I decided I wouldn't go unless the other band was good.

I looked them up online and found some sound samples which intrigued me enough to go. Tabula Rasa impressed me enough to walk away that night with one of their CDs. It's basically prog and math rock played through a punk filter. At one time I thought they would sound good on the Moon but then rethought it. Yesspaz would probably really enjoy them though.

I don't have their self-titled disc, I got the newer one, "The Role of Smith" and I like it a lot. The proper homepage for the Pittsburgh Tabula Rasa is http://www.tabularasaonline.com if you want to see one of the TRs we're NOT talking about.

Of course, now I wonder if the German TR is also a prog-influenced band.