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Always properly tag your music
Ballard:
Didgeridoo.
Thrillho:
--- Quote from: Daniel on 19 Nov 2007, 14:12 ---I was going to say, DynamiteKid is basically iTunes organizational method.
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1. As I said, I enjoy doing it. It's like surfing the Asperger's wave.
2. Fuck iTunes, and iPods.
3. Tagging genres? Why bother. You'll never find a comprehensive enough list...I just put 'alternative,' 'other' or 'unknown' for the most part.
thepugs:
While MusicBrainz usually works pretty well, occasionally I've had it throw in weirdo underscores and things for longer filenames. That's when I use The Godfather.
In addition to having a kickass name for a piece of software, it works well!
Luke C:
--- Quote from: KharBevNor on 17 Nov 2007, 07:19 ---Does anyone remember back in the old days, with things like Kazaa, where you'd have tracks tagged with completely the wrong artist? I vividly remember a kid once who told me what a big Cradle of Filth fan he was, saying that one of his favourite songs was their cover of 'Fear of the Dark'.
You know, the one by Graveworm.
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God yes. I sometimes downloaded tracks thinking "this could be pretty sweet" only to find out the idiot who had uploaded had no clue about anything.
brew:
How should classical releases with different composers and performers (as in the original post) be tagged? Composer makes the most sense as the "artist", but what's standard?
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