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      • Guysmiley
        i don't follow. how will they be linked?
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      • yllona
        using ARs (advanced relationships)
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      • Guysmiley
        oh, ok. i need to specify the relationship outside of entering the new album, right?
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      • yllona
        yes
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      • BrianFreud
        I actually know that release :) you'd do album artist = various artists, each track artist = the composer, with "composed by" and "performed by" ARs for the appropriate person/groups
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      • Guysmiley
        Mr. Freud, you're crazy to know this album! :)
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      • BrianFreud
        hehe
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      • BrianFreud
        I've used it for a "listening source" for a chamber group I used to be in
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      • yllona
        i'm a naxos fiend also, but i don't own this album
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      • Guysmiley
        I've never setup an AR so I'll go enter the album and give it a shot. Great site, naxos. All the information one needs.
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      • yllona
        great label, naxos :)
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      • Guysmiley
        aye
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      • BrianFreud
        aye - one of my top favs
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      • BrianFreud
        along with Varese and Colosseum, plus the old Kiss the Stone (for bootlegs)
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      • yllona
        Guysmiley: this is an good example: http://musicbrainz.org/release/2f9fbf21-f79b-4458…
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      • BrianFreud
        for the ARs, once the release is created, just click on the track, then add the appropriate AR.
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      • Guysmiley
        ah, terrific. so the AR's are there in tracks 17-20 and that's how they appear?
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      • BrianFreud
        not sure what you mean Guysmiley
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      • Guysmiley
        yeah, it's okay. i'll get it done. :) I was looking back at your suggestion, though, and you say to enter track artist as the composer, but to add "composed by" and "performed by" AR's. Isn't the former redundant?
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      • Guysmiley
        Is composer the original person and "composed by" is some modern person?
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      • BrianFreud
        a bit, but for classical, you use the composer as artist
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      • BrianFreud
        however, adding the composer AR also allows that id3 tag, plus other software, to add the "composer" info
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      • Guysmiley
        Aha! I didn't know that's what purpose AR's serve.
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      • Guysmiley
        Can I switch genres to the absolute opposite end of the spectrum?
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      • BrianFreud
        aye - they can populate tags, plus be used for various other purposes. For one such example, try http://www.coversproject.com/ (uses the "is a cover of" AR)
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      • Guysmiley
        that's great, thanks
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      • BrianFreud
        MB doesn't (currently) store any genre info...
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      • yllona
        and for the kathleen example, the last four tracks are 20th century arrangements of spirituals (folk songs)
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      • Guysmiley
        Sorry - I meant I wanted to switch my line of questioning to a completely different genre. My bad. :)
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      • BrianFreud
        sure
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      • Guysmiley
        I'm tagging some trance albums by Ti�sto. http://musicbrainz.org/artist/aabb1d9f-be12-45b3-…
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      • Guysmiley
        His albums are compilations of others' works. Are his albums mostly all VA, too?
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      • Guysmiley
        ...and I'll need to add an AR there, too?
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      • BrianFreud
        I'm not familiar with him, but it sounds like you're drifting into the DJ Mix/remix category - check in the wiki for the "DJ Mixed" "Remixed" "Remix of" and "Contains Samples From" ARs
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      • Guysmiley
        Wikipedia calls most of his albums "mix compliations" - ok, i'll look in the wiki, thanks
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      • BrianFreud
        oh, and for any interested, finacee is back in Canada, and I'm back editing :D
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      • BrianG
        is that in case shes reading the chat logs?
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      • BrianG
        :P
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      • BrianFreud
        nope
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      • BrianFreud
        I've been trying to play "name that composer" - have a decent number of last names I still can't ID, if any of these seem familiar to anyone: A. Stewart, A. Testa, Anton, Bezzi, Bindi, Bixio, Boncampi, Boncompagni, Bonicatti, C. Pes, Califano, Caligiani, Cantini, Capurro, Carroll, Cassia, Casto, Cesari, Chiosso, Chisso, Ciacci, Claudio, Clise, Colarossi, Costanzo, Cravero, Dalla, De Chiara, De Filippo, Del Prete, Delanoe, Delan
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      • BrianFreud
        Meccia, Mendes, Mercer, Metz, Michaela, Modugno, Mogol, Monnot, Montovani, Moore, Morton, Musy, Nisa, Ogerman, Ognibene, Pallavicini, Pertitas, Pisano, Polito, Pontecorvo, Ramos, Rampoldi, Releigh, Restelli, Richards, Robifer, S. Di Giacomo, Scartocci, Soffici, Steinton, Tamborrelli, Thomas, VanDyke, Wilson, Zicavo
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      • warp
        e
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      • BrianFreud
        yeah - working on the additional composers for the 10 CD Morricone box set
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      • Guysmiley
        OK - back to my Unicorn Ensemble album. BrianFreud: If I enter the composer as the artist and also add an AR for "composed by" am I also entering the artist name in that AR?
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      • BrianFreud
        well, for each track, the composer of the work would be the artist
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      • BrianFreud
        OMG: Watching "Pony Trouble"... this movie is both awful and... wierd
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      • Guysmiley
        hahah, right, but for the AR am I just entering the composer there, too?
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      • BrianFreud
        yes - it's duplicative, but has separate purposes
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      • Guysmiley
        great, that clears it up.
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      • BrianFreud
        :)
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      • Guysmiley
        thanks for your patience
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      • BrianFreud
        np
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      • Guysmiley
        Instead of "Anonymous" on a track should "[unknown]" be used instead?
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      • Guysmiley
        for the artist field, that is
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      • FauxFaux
        PONY trouble?!
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      • BrianFreud
        FauxFaux: Yup - totally thought of you with that title... it's the worst/funkiest movie you've ever seen
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      • canidae
        link to that nin ten do sixty phoar thingy?
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      • canidae
        nah, forget it. don't even want to inflict the pain on someone just to make them reconsider having a child :s
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      • FauxFaux
        FauxFaux is now known as Faux|work
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      • Faux|work
        Faux|work is now known as FauxFaux
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      • BrianFreud
        For later, whoever happens to read this, an opinion question... I recently had a disagreement with panda on this. I've since seen several other Morricone releases for which it is true. When the same release is released in multiple countries in different languages, be it only the release title that is translated, the release title and some of the tracktitles, or all the titles, at what point would people consider it a separat
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      • FauxFaux
        seperat...
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      • Muz_
        That got truncated
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      • Muz_
        Long question is looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong
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      • FauxFaux
        Right near "ponies are wi".. what was the next letter?
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      • Muz_
        "lling to accept they're inferior to moose"
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      • Muz_ nods
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      • FauxFaux
        D:
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      • yllona
        BrianFreud: what we're you trying to say? and panda disagreed?
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      • BrianFreud
        lol, ok, thanks - was afraid it would truncate
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      • BrianFreud
        For later, whoever happens to read this, an opinion question... I recently had a disagreement with panda on this. I've since seen several other
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      • BrianFreud
        Morricone releases for which it is true. When the same release is released in multiple countries in different languages, be it only
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      • BrianFreud
        the release title that is translated, the release title and some of the tracktitles, or all the titles, at what point would
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      • BrianFreud
        people consider it a separate release - and when it is such, is it a transl(iter)ation of the original?
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      • yllona
        i'll go for transliteration of the original -- localization
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      • yllona
        if the tracks are in fact the same... translation of track title, track length (duration) etc.
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      • FauxFaux would rather the release didn't exist. ¬_¬
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      • yllona
        happens all the time in jazz
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      • Muz_ thinks there should be an AR for this sort of business
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      • Muz_
        Or a better system to give a release multiple album titles, and a "primary title"
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      • Muz_
        Wishful thinking++
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      • outsidecontext
        i'm not sure about the separation, i tend to consider them separate. but a translation AR would be correct i think
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      • yllona
        perfect example the jazz standard "autumn leaves" which is in fact a french tune ...
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      • yllona is listening to Les Feuilles Mortes (Autumn Leaves) by Dee Dee Bridgewater from Keeping Tradition (1993) (0:06 / 6:48.993988037109)
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      • yllona
        it's known by both titles -- as an instrumental and vocal
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      • yllona
        Muz_: this is why i've advocated aggressively for track aiiases... but instead we get "crowd sourcing" for teh latest feature aat MB :P
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      • Muz_
        yllona, at least I know my ideas aren't completely insane then and I'm not the only one who wants things one way :P
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      • yllona
        autumn leaves is often sung as a medley... french and english lyrics combined
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      • yllona
        as for the latest voting/ranking mechanism to be implemented at MB, IMO a waste of time (and talent) -- sharon did and excellent job
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      • BrianFreud
        yes - but take, say, Once Upon a Time in the West. It's been released in German as "Spiel mir das Lied vom Tod",
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      • BrianFreud
        with different versions with track titles in either German or English, in English as "Once Upon a Time in the West" - track titles in English and Italian, depending on the
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      • BrianFreud
        version, in French as "l était Une Fois Dans L'Ouest ", track titles in English, in Italian as "C'era una volta il west" with track titles in Italian, in Dutch as "Het Gebeurde In Het Westen", with track titles in
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      • BrianFreud
        Italian, and even worse, a release with 3 titles, "C'era una volta il west / l était Une Fois Dans L'Ouest / Spiel mir das lied vom tod" with Italian track titles
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      • yllona
        BrianFreud: so how is that diffrent from "autumn leaves"?
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      • BrianFreud
        I don't know that release, but perhaps not different
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      • CatCat
        hi hi
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      • CatCat
        I fell asleep
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      • BrianFreud
        hi Mo! :)
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      • yllona
        i could list any number of jazz standards with that same issue: ex: anything composed by michel legrand ;)
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      • CatCat
        brainfrø: i think that they're seperated, bu are defintiyl not transliterated
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      • BrianFreud
        basically, a release with release title in English, Italian, Dutch, and German, depending on the release, with track title in English, French, or Italian
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      • CatCat
        transliterated/translated are for 'psudo' releases of mb only
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      • BrianFreud
        in some cases, even the same cdid - same CD, different languages,
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      • yllona
        BrianFreud: try opera
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      • CatCat
        classical oes that to :(
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      • BrianFreud
        so at what point are they different, or the same?
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      • CatCat
        to me, when the tracklist on the cd differs that much
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      • CatCat
        o be a differnt language
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      • yllona
        i have versions of janacek's "cunning Little vixen" in englis and czech
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      • yllona
        that would be sung in english and czech
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      • CatCat
        yea ok, a bit ot there but ok
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      • CatCat
        brain: theres so singing at all there is it?
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      • CatCat
        how is the CotM going bytheway?
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      • BrianFreud
        well, say you have one release - CD toc is identical on both - when one release title is in English, one is in Italian, both with track titles in Italian - are those close enough to be the same, or different enough to warrent 2 release entries?
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      • yllona
        it's the same opera with the same score, track by track even
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      • BrianFreud
        CatCat: no idea - I've picked off a few of them, but fiancee was in town, so didn't have a lot of time to do much editing
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      • yllona
        BrianFreud: liner notes / librettos for opera are often released in at least three languages
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      • CatCat
        yllona yes yeds
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      • BrianFreud
        but at what point are otherwise identical, but with translated release and/or/partially/parenthetically translated track titles different vs the same?
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      • CatCat
        do you mean ARs now or?
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      • BrianFreud
        no, I mean, when ought they to be the same release, vs different releases?
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      • yllona
        which language would be correct for MB when you have an italian composer, a french librettist, and a japanese orchestra & conductor , with american, european, and asian performers
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      • CatCat
        BrianFreud you know the answer to that. mailinglist time :)