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    Quote Originally Posted by arabicadabra View Post
    > I may have been too hasty in my derision. <

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    Actually, I commend Jed for the good example he sets for us all in this quote.
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    I used to enjoy reading the Progarchive's discussions. The viewpoints were well written, detailed, and thought provoking. Now, its a plethora of polls.

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    Never viewed discussions, but I refer to the site often for discography.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Camelogue View Post
    Never viewed discussions, but I refer to the site often for discography.
    Yep, its good for that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    The whores at Progarchives have started blocking people who are using ad blockers. Kiss my *ss, ad mongers! I'll do without you. Who do you think you are, The Washington Post?

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    Just using this thread because it exists - please ignore my OP, which was a bit out of line, and is also now outdated.

    What I'm wondering now is why PA never decided to indicate on albums that were originally on vinyl, what tracks were on side A and which were on side B (and sides C and D if applicable)? That's fairly important information to have when considering an album, if indeed it was originally on vinyl. For example, I just read a review of an album that was first released on an LP, and the review says the tracks on the A side were of a certain character, and the tracks on the B side were of a different character. So I'd like to know where side A ends and side B begins.

    Anyone know if this was ever considered for PA and for some reason they decided not to do it? Or did they just never think of it? Or maybe they too often the reviewers didn't have the vinyl, only a CD. But if you're going to listen to it on CD, it would be useful to know.

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    You heard of discogs?
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    ^ Yes, there is that.

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    I do like the Progarchives - but their ranking system does create some anomalies. I can't see how Kind Of Blue can be identified as a top Jazz rock/fusion album
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    Quote Originally Posted by roylayer View Post
    I am using Chrome (Windows 10) and Ad Blocker Plus with no problem.
    i use chrome and an ad blocker abd still am on
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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    ^ Yes, there is that.
    RYM also does it.
    PA's DB is fairly one-dimensional. It's only concerned with the album's content, not the different reissues - since both Discogs & RYM already were doing that at the time of PA's creation. We also have to sometimes choose which album artwork will be featured on the single-layer album page

    Bands with albums that were never reissued in CD have the distinctive vinyl track list.
    my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NogbadTheBad View Post
    You heard of discogs?
    Yeah I use both Discogs and Wiki to find about original vinyl sides/tracklisting.

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    Strange - there appears to be no entry for Pavlov’s Dog on PA. Not Prog enough?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    Strange - there appears to be no entry for Pavlov’s Dog on PA. Not Prog enough?
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    They won't know if you don't mention it. I don't use one anymore.

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    Did anyone else become unable to connect to Progarchives.com for the last couple of days using Chrome on Windows 10? I can reach it on Firefox, so it might be some old software on my very crappy laptop, or a recent change to Windows 10 or Chrome or Progarchives, or a combination.

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    PA has all sorts of problems at the moment, not least still on http vs https, there's also embedded malware. A bunch of us are getting booted for too many reconnect issues on Chrome & IE. I'm actually using Opera on my tablet to get there, Max the owner seems to have abandoned the site.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    Did anyone else become unable to connect to Progarchives.com for the last couple of days using Chrome on Windows 10? I can reach it on Firefox, so it might be some old software on my very crappy laptop, or a recent change to Windows 10 or Chrome or Progarchives, or a combination.
    No problem for me either from work (Edge and Bing) or home (Firefox & Qwant) both computer on Windows 10.

    My avoidance of anything Gaagles (except for YT) has become my raison d'ętre - along with the rest of the GAFAT (t for twatter)

    But yes, it seems there are problems for weeks/months now and indeed M@X hasn't been reactive.

    BTW, I don't think IE is being supported or updated by µS anymore, so one shouldn't surf with it anymore
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    Yeah, "too many reconnect attempts" or similar was the error I was getting.

    Jeez, is anyone in contact with this Max? PA must go on!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trane View Post

    My avoidance of anything Gaagles (except for YT) has become my raison d'ętre - along with the rest of the GAFAT (t for twatter)
    They will be erecting a statue in your honor in the city square of Curmudgeonly Geezerville.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    Yeah, "too many reconnect attempts" or similar was the error I was getting.

    Jeez, is anyone in contact with this Max? PA must go on!
    M@X is selling the site, but he should fix it first, if he wants the price he's asking for.

    Quote Originally Posted by moecurlythanu View Post
    They will be erecting a statue in your honor in the city square of Curmudgeonly Geezerville.
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    Would someone buy Progarchives?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    Would someone buy Progarchives?
    Elon Musk has his eye on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trane View Post
    M@X is selling the site, but he should fix it first, if he wants the price he's asking for.



    joieintense.gif

    I saw a message on PA that it was up for sale some time ago, but he was asking too much money, and that it is no longer up for sale. Can you provide other evidence that it is back on the block? Maybe a bunch of us could chip in and buy it.

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