(Editor's Note: Portions of this issue have
been edited to reflect updated information,
or to correct mistakes in the information presented. We have done this to insure
that you
receive the most accurate information possible. Thanks ! 11/98)
IN THIS ISSUE
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SPECIAL REPORT ON SI-WAN RECORDS RELEASE OF "ALA CARTE" CD
- UPDATE
FROM THE AUTHORS
- Russ's Update
- Jim's Notes
WANTED
- "Old Loves Die Hard" CD
- Lyrics
COMMENTS AND COMMUNICATION
- Reply to Russ ...
- From ZDF, on "The New Triumvirat"
- Found: a copy of "Spartacus" CD
- Here's a tip
- "Ala Carte" and "Russian Roulette"
- Mastermind
- Koelner Ads and Polydor "Krautrock" CD
- GNP Triumvirat ????
- Chilean Fan
- I'd like a double-dimple
- 'Achtung, Baby!'
- Puzzled by Fritz Name
- Barry Palmer: News from Marcel
- "Spartacus" CD in Brazil
PROGRESSIVE ROCK NEWS
- New Wakeman Albums
- New Jon Anderson coming soon
- New Steve Hackett available
- New Genesis ?
- Yes or no ?
- Mastermind European Tour Dates
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES AND CONTACT INFORMATION
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SPECIAL REPORT ON SI-WAN RECORDS RELEASE OF "ALA CARTE" CD
=>UPDATE
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From: siwanltd@unitel.co.kr
We've got to tell you this. "A La Carte" CD was originally released
for South Korean fans. As you probably know we have also released
"Old Loves Die Hard" CD. If you want to try our "Old Loves Die Hard"
CD, please return "A La Carte" to Si-Wan Records Canada, and let us
know. Then we will send you a copy of Old Loves Die Hard CD. Please
don't get us wrong without listening to other CDs from Si-Wan Records.
And we have never said we would not give you refund. Have we?
[Editor's note: We recommend that if you wish to obtain "Old Loves
Die Hard" on CD, it is available on Electrola records, catalog#
828036-2 from Germany. We cannot recommend the Si-Wan
records releases.]
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= FROM THE AUTHORS =
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=>Russ's Update
=============
Here's the BIG news regarding the ex-members of Triumvirat. A couple
of us fans, myself and Marcel Sztukowski of Germany, have contacted
Barry Palmer (who most of you know did vocals on the last three
Triumvirat albums, and was involved with a project called Gansehaut
with Juergen c. 1984). The two, apparently hadn't spoken or been in
contact since then. Marcel and I have gotten Juergen's address and
telephone number to Barry (with the help of Dirk Hohmeyer, formerly
of Virgin records). To make a long story short, Barry (who as we
told you previously is just beginning a solo album in London) has
contacted Juergen for the first time in thirteen years ! According to Barry,
"It feels great!". Barry also sent along an autographed picture, thanking us
all at the website for the continuing support. He has received the
"Ala Carte" CD we sent him, along with a copy of the entire website
printout, as we also sent to Hans Bathelt and Juergen. Barry is
quite pleased a at the continuing fan support, and I have even talked
to him about releasing his personal "Greatest Hits" CD that could
feasibly feature tracks from Triumvirat as well as his sessions with
Mike Oldfied and his solo studio work. If you wish to send letters
to Juergen Fritz, Barry Palmer or Hans Bathelt, you may e-mail
them to me and I will be happy to pass them along, since they have
chosen to keep their home addresses private. By the
way, Marcel saw Barry personally at a Mike Oldfield fan convention in
Germany, and was kind enough to forward me the picture that Barry
sent me. Thanks Barry and Marcel !!! We will, of course, keep you
updated. The most important thing is to write them (e-mail in
care of me) and express your desire to see a reunion. This IS
possible folks!!!
Feel free to contact me anytime.
Russ Shaw
Triumvirat Homepage
russ@triumvirat.net
http://www.triumvirat.net
=>Jim's Notes
===========
Greetings Friends !
The news about Barry and Juergen is fantastic ! It
couldn't have happened without all of you. Getting the guys together
has long been one of our goals, and without everyone who has
contributed to the website and the newsletter, we wouldn't have been
able to find them and put them in touch with each other. Give
yourselves a pat on the back ! And please accept our heartfelt
Thank You !
It's becoming a very busy Spring ! Updates to the website are
happening slowly right now, but more will be coming ! I've been busy
leaning more Internet programming such as ActiveX controls, VBscript,
and other web programming. I have also received some previews of the
new technologies that will be coming out soon for the Internet. Very
interesting, although I must admit I have some concerns over some
aspects.
One new addition to the Picture Gallery this month: I've scanned in
the cover of "Old Loves Die Hard" for your perusal.
Have a fantastic May !
Peace
Jim Bradley
TATW Editor
jim@triumvirat.net
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=>"Old Loves Die Hard" CD
========================
From: "Gary Pedoto" <lpmj@worldnet.att.net>
Where can find "Old Loves Die Hard" on CD?!?!" I love Triumvirat but,
I could only find "Spartacus" on CD. I would appreciate your help. I
love this album. Thanks.
Gary
[See Editor's note after the message from Si-Wan above for one
possible source.]
=>Lyrics
======
From: "Jo Silva" <rioja@br.homeshopping.com.br>
I'm a very interested guy about Triumvirat's works! Since the band
began, I have gotten all them, but unfortunately in my country the
albums were all released without the lyrics.
Just now, I've found your site (thanks God!), so I think you are the
only one who can help me! Please, can you give a information where
can I find a site with the music lyrics of Triumvirat?
Thanks for all you can do for me, and congratulations for your site!
I live in Brazil, and start in deutsche language learning, but I still
can't in deutsche write.
Bye
Paulo
[Editor's note: Do to copyright considerations, we have a limited
listing of lyrics. Transcriptions of the lyrics for "Illusions on a
Double Dimple were published in the previous two issues of the
newsletter. The lyrics for "Spartacus" are on the website, and are
provided by permission of Hans Bathelt.]
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= COMMENTS AND COMMUNICATION =
==============================
=>Reply to Russ...
================
From: <tna@ringier.ch>
Hello Russ !
Thanks again for your quick e-mail!
In this letter I'll try to get back to every open question (hope I
won't leave out anything).
1. Your complaint and claim for refund to Si-Wan was absolutely
correct. Their offer to exchange "A La Carte" for another Si-Wan-CD
is hardly what we would call satisfaction.
2. That legendary "Dimple" Scotch whisky is very easy to get here in
Europe (very tasty, beautiful bottle and not too expensive: about
50 $ per litre, even less in airport duty free shops).
3. I'm sorry to say that I have absolutely nothing left from this
Triumvirat gig back in March, 26th, 1980 (I checked the date from the
inner sleeve of the "Russian Roulette" album) in the Volkshaus,
Zurich. I dimly remember having taken some photos, but I certainly
cannot find them anymore. As I hadn't been a very good photographer
back then, the shots didn't turn out well anyway, I guess. What else
do I remember? Juergen was absolutely brilliant on the keys, even in
this surroundings of rather low class musicians (Note: the tour
line-up didn't consist of the Toto & Co. US-crew). Arno Steffen did
behave absolutely ridiculously on stage. Embarrassing! Poor Juergen
anyway had (and obviously still has) sometimes a rare talent to
associate with the wrong people. Recent examples: His commitment with
"Die fabulvsen Thekenschlampen" or Hella von Sinnen. These are just
third class would-be-artists with no style, no feelings, no brains.
I am really disgusted with the thought that such a gifted, versatile
and classical trained keyboard player, composer and producer like
Juergen Fritz keeps on wasting his time with such weirdos.
4. Triumvirat ranking list: Do you seriously put "Russian Roulette"
above "A La Carte"? Okay, ALC has several rather dull songs, but "A
Bavarian In New York" really does compensate for everything else on
the album and is much better than each of these party pop songs on RR.
"You can't catch me" is quite fun, but the whole album IMHO is
light-years away from the original Triumvirat musical concept.
5. You didn't tell me what you think of other Triumvirat-like rock
groups of the seventies. You may not have heard about Trace, Le Orme,
Refugee & Co. but they ARE great.
6. I naturally would be very interested in a copy of that Triumvirat
live recording. Do you have it on DAT, MD or cassette? If you take a
sound quality range from 1 to 10 how would you rate it?
7. I ordered 2 copies of the Triumvirat videos from ZDF. I am sure
they can only deliver VHS PAL tapes. Are you aware of the fact that
you'll need to have them transformed to NTSC standard?
8. How exactly do you know about the existence of "Illusion" and
"Spartacus" concert videos? This really would be a sensational thing!!
Is it something official or just an amateur Super-8-movie? In that
case I wouldn't put much hope in quality. Anyway I would like to help
you in finding them - do you have an idea where I should begin to
look?
In May/June I plan to do an extensive interview with Juergen Fritz...
about the old days, about the progressive rock scene, the music
business and future projects. In Germany there is a music magazine
called "SOLO" which would be interested in such an article about a
German rock keyboard legend of the seventies.
As soon as I am ready to go I will mail you the questions I want to
ask Juergen. And maybe you'll want to add some yourself.
How about the progress in your Triumvirat fusion project?
Best wishes!
ANDREAS
=>From ZDF on "The New Triumvirat"
================================
From: "ZDF, Oliver Doett" <zred@zdf.de>
Dear Russ,
Many thanks for your e-mail and the great trust you put in us.
As we cannot offer you video recordings or any other material
about the band "The New Triumvirat" - up to now there had
been no such live concert event on ZDF or 3sat in the past -
we recommend you to contact the current record company in
Germany. The address is
Emi Electrola
Postfach 300329
50773 Koeln
phone: 0221/49020
We were delighted to have been of help to you and remain
with best regards
i.A. Alexander Metternich
=>Found: a copy of "Spartacus" CD
===============================
From: steven stewart-sturges <stunning@mail.helix.net>
Hey Russ,
All those people looking for Spartacus and other CD's should keep
pestering the newsgroups. I got my copy of Spartacus from the
'alt.music.progressive' group, virtually straight away, from this
bloke in LA. $25 and he ate the postage. Haven't heard it for years
and I have to tell you, it was fantastic. My wife, now had a somewhat
more mainstream indoctrination to music was rapt.....I can come home
to the CD roaring away at least once a week. It's a pity I've had no
luck with a 'Illusions' CD, don't suppose there was ever one released.
[Editor's Note: "Illusions" has been available on CD, however has
apparently now gone out of print. There should still be some
available if you look around enough. I personally found a copy a
couple of weeks ago for $24 USD.]
On an slightly different tact, my other progressive, if they were
considered so, favs are Be Bop Delux. I am British and was in London
when they were hotting up, and I was amazed when I first saw them, the
total antithesis of punk, which was all the go then; Slick clothes,
futuristic effects and lighting, and of course Bill Nelson, wailing
away. One of those nights I've not forgotten. I rank that night with
one in Portland, Oregon in the seventies(late), when I saw Triumvirat
playing in some theatre, the name has long escaped me. I was taken
then by the fullness of the group sound wise and the complexity of
the work. I had been told by some wag that they were "just like ELP"
(who I dread) so I wasn't sure of what the evening would hold, happily
I was blown away by them.
A comment on those times, they were magic, really special, vinyl was
cheap, the record companies would take a punt on just about anyone
(remember "Captain Copter and the Twirlybirds?? Really!!)If politics
and all that related to the business was there it was hidden in the
backrooms where it belonged. I played guitar and did sound for years
starting when I was thirteen, in a three piece that played every
church basement and intervals between groups in every pub in
Hampshire. Coming to Canada was a revelation to us, my brother and I,
and we were amazed at the positive response to our music and or
attitudes. I argue now that it was because of our accents and Stay
Prest Levi's but still, when our mates began shipping us King Crimson
and Yes LP's, we always had well attended LP parties, a tradition that
caught on with the rest of our mates here, and I have them myself,
though not like the OLD days, when we would have 15-20 pitch up. I had
the jump on me when my bass player produced "Mediterranean Tales", we
spun that all night......That was what got me hooked on Triumvirat,
class muso's, great arrangements, a far more accessible group to me
than say, YES, who tended to be somewhat obscure in the lyrics, most
of the time nonsense, as Jon Anderson said once "I write lyrics to
the song, it's how they sound not what they mean"...Good for him, at
least T'rat's lyrics and vision appealed to the common man. Oh Christ,
I've been rambling, please forgive me.
Take Care and thanks for your efforts in the Triumvirat cause. It
takes a lot of work and I appreciate it.
/////Steve
=>Here's a tip
============
From: AAPRTemp19@aol.com
Got the most recent newsletter today. Great job! Keep up the great
work! I didn't know there were so many fans like me who grew up in
the 70's listening to "Neo-classical rock." ELP, Rick Wakeman, Iso
Tomita, Klaus Schultz, Larry Fast..... YaHoo! What great memories!
Here's a tip: I picked up my 3 Triumvirat CD's from Best Buy (an
electronics, appliance, computer, music store). The last time I
checked, they had "Pompeii" in stock (at a store not near me...)
Anyway, you may have luck with them.
Hope all is well,
Kevin
=>"Ala Carte" and "Russian Roulette"
=================================
From: Richard Johnson Farquhar <farquhar@mindspring.com>
Your web site has re-kindled my interest in Triumvirat, which began
with the release of 'Pompeii,' which when I finally found it on CD
through Worldwide CD, I thought I died and went to heaven.
It is amazing to me the interest expressed around the world.
Your web site is fabulous, one of the better ones around.
I have every album accounted for except "Russian Roulette." Can you
please give me your personal thoughts on this album and who played on
it. I will be on the lookout for it even though it won't be easy to
find one. Also, who played on 'A La Carte' as there is so little
liner notes on the album sleeve.
Thanks,
Rich
=> Mastermind
===========
From: Tiesmaki@banff.net
Just wondering if anyone has heard material by a band from New Jersey
called "Mastermind". Reports are that this modern trio does
instrumentals in the ELP/Triumvirat mould, but without any keyboards!
Evidently the guitar player uses a system that generates keyboard
sounds from his guitar, reportedly with astonishing results.
Reviewers swear you wouldn't know it was a guitar rather than an
organ; of course, the question that begs to be asked is...why bother?
In any case, I'm curious, so please get back to me if you've heard
this group.
Thanks,
Brett
Banff, Alberta
Canada
[Editor's Note: Sample midi audio files are available on the
Mastermind Website. You can connect from the Triumvirat Homepage
Links page.]
=>Koelner Ads and Polydor "Krautrock" CD
======================================
From: Manfred Jagalski
Hi Russ!
One word concerning the ads in the Koelner.
They did not publish the ads yet. I got the April issue of the
magazine now and the ads are still not in it. Don't know why. I will
write them an e-mail and ask for the reasons. The conditions said:
all online placed ads will be also in their next printed issue.
If I don't get a good answer I will use the coupon in the magazine.
That should work !
You mentioned that you are a great fan of Lake. I remember that band
(just the name, not the music). They have obviously released 5 albums
according to my old little LP catalogue.
I read in the paper last week that Polygram has released a double CD
called "Krautrock" with all the music from 70`s with bands like Can,
Guru Guru, Embryo. I will check that out if its worth buying.
Greetings from a sunny Easter Monday in Cologne
Manfred
e-mail: Manfred.Jagalski@koeln.netsurf.de **
Manfred_Jagalski@store.gun.de
Interested In German Rock Music ? Visit
http://www.triumvirat.net/
[Editor's Note: Love that sig. !]
=>GNP Triumvirat ????
===================
From: "Toohey, Joseph" <joe@triumvirat.net>
Russ,
Found a web CD vendor $3 s/h total no matter what order total
called German Music Express http://www.musicexpress.com
Search for artists containing string: Triumvirat ; it lists:
ELEC803621 01/96 Electrola : New Triumvirat-Old Loves $16.24
ELEC803522 01/96 Electrola : New Triumvirat-Pompeii $16.24
GNP223622 01/96 GNP Triumvirat-Triumvirat $28.15
What is this third CD??? Something unknown to us or does the
vendor not have the correct title? I figured you probably
either know, or can find out by E-mail fairly easy. I wouldn't
think it's something new since Old Loves shouldn't be New T'rat,
but it would be worth finding out, just in case it is something
that wasn't released under the '70s albums.
Joe
[Editor's Note: I've seen this at a couple other online music
stores in Europe. I don't know what this is, however, I have
heard it mentioned that there may be another band "Triumvirat" that
has recently formed, perhaps from Italy. We'll keep looking into
it.]
=>Chilean Fan
============
From: jj@genesis.ibm.cl
Hi: I am Chilean Triumvirat fan since the seventies and I want you to
know that this German quality progressive rock group is appreciated
even here.
Great job with this web page. Also thanks for the lyrics you've got
for us.
I have Spartacus on CD, but it is a Brazilian one. I am telling you
this because I have seen that you only report one USA or German
edition. By now I don't have the CD near me. I'll send you the
complete info later.
My name is Juan Jose Vasquez Gutierrez and my email is jj@ibm.cl.
Regards from Chile and good bye !
=>I'd like a double-dimple
========================
From: dkheatsy <dkheatsy@idt.net>
Hello. I'd like a double dimple...Great page. Glad to see there is
still interest in sounds never found in nature. Turn it up!
=>'Achtung, Baby!'
================
From: Richard Johnson Farquhar <farquhar@mindspring.com>
Thought you would like to know that the English music monthly
magazine, Mojo, ran a cover article in their April 1997 issue called,
'Achtung, Baby!" about "Krautrock" of the 1970's. The article covers
Kraftwerk, Can, Faust, Amon Duul, Tangerine Dream. There is only a
slight mention, unfortunately, of Triumvirat.
Are you familiar with Mojo? It is an excellent magazine, which
usually features great retrospective articles on bands from the 60's,
70's, etc.
Hope all is well...
Rich
=>Puzzled by Fritz Name
==============================
From: Toohey, Joseph(joe@triumvirat.net)
Jim, Russ, & Fellow T'rat Fans,
I am puzzled about the spelling of Fritz's first name. I have seen it
used officially three different ways (Jurgen, Juergen, and Jurgen
with two dots over the u). Is this because of English vs. German
spelling; are all three spellings correct due to different languages??
>From a longtime Emerson, Fritz, Wakeman, keyboard fan in St. Louis,
joe@triumvirat.net
[Editor's note: Yes, on the spelling of Juergen's name, it is due to
English/German differences. The proper spelling is Jurgen with an
umlaut - the two dots - over the 'u'. The accepted English spelling
is with the 'ue' to represent the umlaut.]
=>Barry Palmer: News from Marcel
==============================
From: sztukows@farpoint.fps.de (Marcel Sztukowski)
Hi Russ !!!
Thank you for your e-mail.
Barry has received the CD "A la carte" and your printout. He was
quite happy about this.
We were all astonished about his kindness and friendly character.
Barry did not behave as a "star" at all. He was openhearted and
always keen on talking to you about everything. Apart from that he
never became unpollite even though he had to give thousands of
autograms and tell the the old stories again and again. As I already
may have mentioned, it seems that we all have found a new friend.
By the way, concerning his haircut, let me cite Barry: "Yes, I need
to go to the hairdresser again!" This is a true citation, believe me.
;-))
Bye
MARCEL
=>"Spartacus" CD in Brazil
========================
From: jj@genesis.ibm.cl
Hi Russ: Glad to hear from you !!!. I appreciate VERY MUCH your kind
offering, but it is not necessary because I own the vinyl and CD. In
my opinion that is the best one from Triumvirat. Also I own
"Spartacus". I have been told that it is almost impossible to find it
out, but I was lucky to got in my last trip to Brazil. Almost four or
five months ago I got "Old Loves Dies Hard", but (believe it or
not) I have not found the necessary time to listen it carefully. Hope
soon I'll have. Also I hope to continue hearing from you and other
Triumvirat fans.
Good
luck
Friendly regards from Chile.
Juan Jose Vasquez G (e-mail is jj@ibm.cl)
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=PROGRESSIVE ROCK NEWS=
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=>New Wakeman Albums
==================
A new album has been released by A&M Records. The double album called
'Voyager-The Very Best Of...' is a collection of Rick's material he
made for A&M Records in the period 1970-1979. The CD's contain tracks from "Six Wives of Henry VIII", "Journey to The Center of the
Earth" (remastered), "Myths and Legends of King Arthur", "White Rock"
(hard to find on CD, 1,000 copies only), "Lisztomania" (only out on
Japanese label: hard to find), "No Earthly Connection" (Never released
on CD, only one track from this album), "Criminal Record" (only out
on Japanese label: hard to find) and "Rhapsodies" (also only out
on Japanese label: hard to find). The collection also includes
Temperament Of Mind, Rick's solo spot during the Strawbs live gigs.
Tracks listing:
CD one:
1. Catherine Of Aragon
2. Catherine Howard
3. Jane Seymour
4. Anne Boleyn
5. Arthur
6. Merlin The Magician
7. The Last Battle
8. White Rock
9. Searching For Gold
10. After The Ball
11. Ice Run
12. March Of The Gladiators
13. Summertime
CD two:
1. Temperament Of Mind
2.a The Journey b Recollection
3.a The Battle b The Forest
4. Crime Of Passion
5. Judas Iscariot
6. Hibernation
7. Free Song
8. The Maker
From Rick's own record company label, Hope Records, comes 'Can You
Hear Me?' a re-recording of five tracks from 'Prayers' plus three
new tracks. Catalog number: Hope Records HRHCD 005
'Vignettes' is the final joined album of Rick and Adam Wakeman.
Six tracks from Rick and seven from Adam. The recordings include the
English Chamber Choir (yes, from 'Journey', 'King Arthur' and '1984'),
Fraser Thorneycroft-Smith, Phil Laughlin, Chrissie Hammond and Stuart
'Doom' Sawney (playing guitar on one track). This album is released
by President records.
Two video's are also out from Hope records. The Piano Album (from the
'Simply Acoustic Tour') and 'The New Gospels' are available.
=>New Jon Anderson coming soon
=============================
Jon Anderson's "The Promise Ring", is scheduled for release on
May 20th
=>New Steve Hackett now available
===============================
Steve Hackett's new album "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is now
available. It has been described as "a guitar album with orchestral
support." It is classically oriented.
=>New Genesis ?
=============
According to UK sources, Genesis aims to release a new album in
September. It is rumored that the vocalist is former Stiltskin
frontman Ray Wilson. Nick D'Virgilio, formerly of Tears For Fears,
is on drums. He was quoted as saying: "It's not easy for Mike and Tony.
They know the pressure's on them to prove they can go on without Phil."
=>Yes or no ?
===========
A great deal of speculation has been going on across the net regarding
the current situation with Yes. A rumor that Rick Wakeman had been
fired from the band took root and quickly spread. Jon Anderson has
stated that this is not the case. However, he also said that it is
highly unlikely that there will be a summer tour as was planned.
Tickets for summer concert dates in a number of locations have already
been advertised and placed on sale by Ticketmaster. Caution is advised
in purchasing tickets, as it is considered that these dates have likely
been cancelled. The band apparently is now planning for an fall/winter
tour. No release date has been scheduled for their new album
tentatively titled "Know".
=>Mastermind European Tour Dates
==============================
MASTERMIND 1997 EUROPEAN TOUR DATES
FRI. MAY 30 New Blood 2, Staffordshire, England
With: Parracide, Adrenalin Kick, Four Way Kill
SAT. MAY 31 CRS Festival, Rotherham, England
With: Grey Lady Down, Ritual, Jump
MON. JUNE 2 The Royal Standard, London, England
With: Sphere
THU. JUNE 5 The Half Moon, London, England
With: Sphere
FRI. JUNE 6 The Orange, London, England
With: Grey Lady Down, Ars Nova
SAT. JUNE 7 Planet Pul Festival, Uden, Holland
With: Collage, Quidam, Ars Nova
Chandelier, Ritual, Lemur Voice
SUN. JUNE 8 Jugendhaus, Leonberg-Hofingen, Germany
With: Ars Nova
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