LOG "Auto Fire Life" 1999

Columbus, Ohio's Log was active from 1992 to 2004, and have reunited a few times since. Their earlier releases appeared on the Anyway label, and have been compiled and reissued by Old 3C, who also issued their subsequent releases. - bandcamp.comIf you look into the Flying Nun Disco: https://www.discogs.com/label/20365-Flying-Nun-Records
then you discover 15th place the band 'Log'. So far, so good, you might think. Another kiwi band. But then you open the link and land here: https://www.discogs.com/artist/1230285-Log-2
And right at the top, 'Log' is a US band from Columbus, Ohio. Good, we have had comparable. But if we look at the discography now, we see 'Anyway Records and Old 3C Records (both labels are from Columbus) and no' Flying Nun 'far and wide. I found only a tiny hint. On the first CD (Light Fuse and get away) the Artwork has a cover on which 'Flying Nun' is written.
Either this is a mistake that can happen with such a large database as Discogs, because I have not even found any reference to the 'Kiwis' on the bandpage or there is any contractual relationship with the 'Flying Nuns' around this band the lower end of the world. Musically, it fits absolutely into the program.
The question that arises is whether you present this band in the usual place on the main page, where previously the Kiwis were or take them prominently elsewhere in the program. For the music is reminiscent of the 'Windbreakers', 'Walk The West' or 'Naked Prey', without Southern Accent. At the same time, this band is probably unknown to many TC students. And the CD's are not just around the corner to find, most platforms do not have them.
But I spoke of problems in several ways. The CD 'Dodge & Burn, 1997' is listed second on the discography page. I do not have that, which would not be a broken leg now. But if you look into the 'Credits', then you see completely different names, songwriters, etc. Mglw. This band has nothing to do with the Columbus band. On the bandpage the album is not listed either, only the 'Anyways' and 'Old 3C' albums are listed there.
On the compilation 'The early Years, 2004' are probably the titles of the two EP's represented. And it does not contain a title from the album 'Dodge & Burn' - another clue that can still be wrong - Gaiustrax:

01 Auto Fire Life 02 Here comes the Rain 03 King of Artifice 04 The other last Straw 05 High Rise 06 So much better 07 C'mon the Future 08 Now I know how Don Quixote felt 09 Just because you can 10 Slowing down 11 Measure once - Cut twice 12 Bitter - Sweet 13 Reference 14 Ode to Buddy Boy

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