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• In 2008, Joey D'Amico and Joe Macre returned as Crack The Sky's drummer and bassist, respectively.
• This album is markedly different from the previous two Crack The Sky releases, being largely written by Rick Witkowski with Joe Macre and Rob Stevens.
• In addition the band headlined the ROSfest progressive music festival and later a full length DVD of their performance called " Crack The Sky, All Access " was produced and engineered by Macre.
• The band completed a new concept album in 2007, entitled " The Sale ", which features the band's original bassist Joe Macre performing in the band and producing the record.
• After the release of the album, the band was put on hiatus, as Witkowski, Macre & D'Amico went back to the Pittsburgh area to work with the vocalist / songwriter Bill Taylor and formed the B . E . Taylor Group.
• However, only the original band members ( Joey D'Amico, Joe Macre, Jim Griffiths, Rick Witkowski ) are pictured on the back cover of the album, with Chappell and Stevens relegated to one small photo each on the inside sleeve.
• The group's catchy single release of " Vitamin L " ( written by Witkowski, produced by Macre and Witkowski, and sung by D'Amico ), from the latter album, found its way into Billboard's Top 100 chart in 1984.
• The Synod of Sainte-Macre, led by Archbishop Adalberon of Reims, took place in Fismes to discuss the matter; due to lack of evidence, both the Queen and Bishop were absolved, but Charles, who maintained the rumors, was expelled from the kingdom by Lothair.
• Four of these performances were previously unreleased and six were on " Live Sky " ( one of those six, " She's a Dancer ", was edited for length on " Live Sky " but appears here in its entirety ); the tapes were Produced, remixed and remastered by bassist Joe Macre for this release.
• The council of Sainte-Macre at Fismes ( near Reims ) exonerated the queen and the bishop, but Charles maintained his claim and was driven from the kingdom, finding refuge at the court of his cousin, Otto II . Otto promised to crown Charles as soon as Lothair was out of the way and Charles paid him homage, receiving back Lower Lorraine.