Another "glitch" in the matrix comes from the sheer number of pressing variants. For instance, the French gatefold sleeve of the album contains a catalog number misprint: CHR 1084 appears on the back cover and spine, while CHR 1083 is correctly displayed on the vinyl labels. In the digital world, this leads to duplicate entries and conflicting "reissue" dates, cluttering the discography with near-identical releases.
Ten Years After get first stand-alone release of Woodstock '69 Recorded on the evening of Sunday August 17, 1969 at the Woodstock ... Woodstock 1969 ten years after official discography 19672017 fix
A Space in Time is mandatory listening. Recorded Live is the best representation of their 70s touring sound. 3. Reunions and Post-Alvin Era (1989–2017) Another "glitch" in the matrix comes from the
[1967] Ten Years After (Debut) │ [1968] Undead (Live breakthrough featuring "I'm Going Home") │ [1969–1970] Ssssh / Cricklewood Green (Rise to festival stardom) │ [1971] A Space in Time (Mainstream US success via "I'd Love to Change the World") │ [1974] Positive Vibrations (End of the classic era) │ [2017] A Sting in the Tale (50th Anniversary studio album) The Deram and Chrysalis Era (1967–1974) Ten Years After get first stand-alone release of