#musicbrainz

is there a way to search artist comments?

Db dump!

do you think it would be possible to get a dump of all the artist titles?

Db dump!

oh, snap!

oh shit

i tried checking out mb_server from cvs just now, but it can't find cvs.musicbrainz.org

Ffs, I just tried to shout JINX at my screen (as apposed to typing it) and, instead of getting it right, I shouted AIDS.

:)

oh

that means you're not allowed to talk until someone gives you AIDS

probably

Rofl.

so, are there database dumps?

beast man aids

Yeah, two clicks from the homepage.

this one? http://musicbrainz.org/products/server/download...

Dunno, chief.

no http://musicbrainz.org/doc/DatabaseDownload - that one

I also have the list of artist titles (from a while ago), but it's in subversion, and my subversion server is gone.

does musicbrainz get all its album cover image locations from amazon?

at the moment, yes

do you know what the copyright restrictions involved in reusing them are?

no idea

hmm

I'm building a small site for a local record shop, and using the musicbrainz api to help the owner catalogue his stock, and I'm wondering whether it would be allowed to use the images on the frontend of his site

I strongly suspect not

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I think that's one of the things amazon probably take a dim view of - using their site to help their competitors

it's a shame there isn't an online repository of release artwork, unlinked to any one commercial concern

presumably the record labels don't object to the use of their artwork

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Yes yes

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Save yourself for the four-days next weekend. :p

5 day fir me

I've booked a day off work :P

Cheat!

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I was goihng to train-race you home on thursday evening, too.

Not going home on Thursday, staying strictly in London

Got parties and gigs to go to

Heh, I have people to see.

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hey all

I have a database question, is there anyone in here who knows anything alot about it?

ok, well I will ask anyways, when I look up mellon collie and the infinite sadness on musicbrainz. I get a proper ASIN,

however I looked up this album in the database and there was no asin listed for either of the double discs

so I pulled up the asin listed on the musicbrainz page on the albummeta table in the database and linked that id back to the album table as is described in the wiki, and it comes back as Mellon Jolly and the infinite madness

which I looked over google and I couldn't find that album, I see mention of it, I see a story about the pumpkins named that and last.fm has a reference to it but with the proper album name, mellon collie and the infinite sadness

but I assume they musicbrainz technology

my question is how come when I look up the proper album name on musicbrainz I get the proper asin and when I look up the wrong album name I don't get an asin but looking at the database the asin is signed to the wrong album name and nothing to the right album name

I don't understand how the website knows where the asin is in fact

asins used to be detected by a bot

I am not sure I follow you there

I just also found the table amazon_album_asins also has this pointed to the wrong album name

I don't think there is a bot that automatically detects the asin in the musicbrainz page, is there?

they still have the right asin on the right album on their page, and from what I have seen so far they get mostly everything from the database, this is the only album I have found so far with the wrong info in the database and the right info in the browser

actually cover art was detected by a bot

and linked to the releases

and it had nothing to do with asin

ok

asin is what I am asking about but I just made a text dump of the entire database and am now doing a grep for that asin

hmm, just found the asin listed in a third place that is new to me, I will find out where in a moment here but it's a double cd, so... well, lets see

its a bootleg, it wont have an asin

what won't have an asin?

Mellon Jolly

oh but it does

you can buy the bootleg on amazon?

no

it has the official albums asin, but the official album doesn't have it's own

yet on the musicbrainz page, it's vice versa

thats whats confusing me

no ASIN

and the cover art is now gone because i added a false ASIN AR and canceled the edit.

thats what I just said

it has the asin in the database, and the actual album does not, yes it's vice versa on the web page

why?

no idea

hold on and I will pull the data from the db and paste it on the web

is that local data?

it is, however it's a mbdump

and I havn't modified it

i have

when?

about 10 minutes ago

ah, mine is less then a month old

lol

but I still am not sure how the website worked to get the proper asin on the proper album and no asin on the bootleg when it was backwards in the database

the website updated after i changed it

it had the Mellon COlly cover before

but it had the correct asin before I posted in this room, no?

it had no asin on the website, jsut cover art

and it can't have an asin because it's a bootleg not sold on amazon

so if I updated my database, the two albums discs would have a proper asin?

I just found the 3rd instance I had was in URL

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goodmorning catgroove

Heya catgroove.

mornin'

http://ion-audio.com/iTTUSB05.php heh.

hehe, neat

I hate stupid windows

all the disc space disappeared on C, finally figured out dr watson had been writing a log file that had reached 3.5GB

had me worried, every time I deleted something to try to make space, it filled up again.

turning off restore points will help as well

it turned itself off, no space, so couldnt set a restore point

its just stupid windows behaviour, obviously there was a problem, but all it did was write a stupid long logfile.

now that a nice feature, I'd love to see more like those turning flawed features off by itself

be nice if they applied it to dr watson debugger :)

but what was watson constantly debugging?