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      • brianfreud
        jdlh: sorry, was afk
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      • brianfreud
        it goes and tries to find info on whatever release you're looking at. Just right now, it's a very very raw results list.
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      • dholmes_
        brianfreud: that is pretty ill
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      • jdlh
        "find info" meaning searching out in various useful places on the Web?
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      • dholmes_
        Pretty much
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      • dholmes_
        It would be cool if it had a "create this edit" option
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      • brianfreud
        yes
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      • brianfreud
        that's where it eventually is going... like I said, very very alpha ;)
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      • dholmes_
        It already comes up with all sorts of useful information like: "talking heads are you fucking kidding me there not hardcore screemo and shyt they fucking suck! dam tails .... Talking Heads kill ever"
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      • brianfreud
        Right now, though, the results were good enough, at least that you can sort of see them amidst the mess, I figured some people might already be able to use it.
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      • brianfreud
        lol
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      • dholmes_
        Some of the other ones are pretty cool though ;)
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      • brianfreud
        well, it's trying everywhere, which pretty much, until I start to get in and filter some more, means it's almost guaranteed to also have false positives on some places, where people are comparing (to/against) a Jamendo band, for example
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      • brianfreud
        kind of cool to pull up a release with next to nothing - no events, no times, no anything, and see decent fixes though :)
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      • aCiD2
        ok, natta folk@
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      • aCiD2
        s/@/!
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      • CatCat
        natta!
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      • Shapeshifter
        ruaok: yeah, herbalizer is great, thanks for suggesting that ^^
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      • ruaok
        :-)
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      • brianfreud
        ruaok: you might find this interesting. Though, I'd add a 9th to the list; it's also the same one I think applies most to MB: "Quality" (I think that's a bit different than "Trust") - http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/kelly08/kelly08_i…
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      • brianfreud
        (I'd suggest, of the others, "Accessibility" (using the data) and "Findability" (indexing the data in ways that are helpful) are perhaps the two others that matter most to MB development)
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      • brianfreud just realized that google isn't HTML 4.0 compliant :P
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      • nikki
        brianfreud: btw, yesterday's survey of random classical stuff found 29 CDs with X-Dur and 15 with X-dur, 13 with x-Moll and 19 with x-moll, 18 with Nr. and 1 with No., 23 with op. and 1 with Op. and 30 without in and 5 with in
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      • workaphobia
        Picard's being irritating - any idea how to get it to accept tagging commands on port 8001 again? It worked, then I opened another instance and closed it, and now it doesn't
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      • luks
        you can't
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      • luks
        start a new search from picard and it will update the site to use 8000
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      • workaphobia
        oh, I see. So if I bind something to use 8000, then run picard again, that instance will bind on 8001...
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      • luks
        yes, it tries ports from 8000 until it finds a free one
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      • workaphobia
        That works, thanks, I didn't realize 8000 was the default
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      • workaphobia
        Hooray, 30 albums of ogg and m4a finally tagged (I was waiting for some votes to default-accept). Now to put my mind at ease and stop stressing over minor innaccuracies, and blatently neglect my flac collection
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      • warp
        :)
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      • luks_
        luks_ is now known as luks
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      • brianfreud wakes
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      • luks
        hm, we need some style guide for writing disambiguation comments
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      • luks
        like caps or no trailing period
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      • brianfreud
        I always figured sentence caps and no trailing period
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      • luks
        yep, but not everybody uses that
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      • brianfreud
        true
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      • brianfreud
        GC for disambigs? :)
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      • luks
        some pople write it all lowercase
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      • luks
        or "A band from UK" vs. "UK band"
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      • brianfreud
        agreed
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      • mudcrow
        it needs to be short, sweet and to the point
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      • brianfreud
        actually, though, the one I thing I wish is that we could require the disambig on both ends
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      • mudcrow
        problem is with some artists it very hard to write a comment with enough detail to distinguish it, especially all those trance artists who use the same aliases
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      • brianfreud
        "UK band" may not help me, when it comes to "UK band" vs "", and really should be "Dublin band" vs "London band"
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      • CatCat
        or two bands fom the same country with simialr styles
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      • CatCat
        ho yes
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      • CatCat
        had this
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      • brianfreud
        you may not know the one band well, but if you know them enough to ID they're not the one you want, you can write a 3 word disambig for them
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      • Tykling
        agreed, but if the two bands are clearly from two different countries, "a danish rapper" or similar on both ought to be enough I think
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      • brianfreud
        yes, but I'm referring to the "Disambig" vs "blank" - could be any situation
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      • Tykling
        yeah, there should be disambiguation notes on both ends
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      • Tykling
        not sure what to do about the tough cases with very genre-wise similar artists with the same names, who are these people and why are they being so difficult
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      • mudcrow
        I prefer to use Country, Genre and wel known release for them, in most cases they have only released a couple of records
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      • warp often doesn't even know the country for the artist he's writing the disambig note for :(
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      • mudcrow
        like A.K.A. (UK garage/electro, released Warning) & A.K.A. (side project of Information Society, released Cruel Lovin') & A.K.A. (happy hardcore released Nuttiest Sound & Coming From The Top)
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      • mudcrow
        they seem to work better than just (is an alias of) etc. or (UK trance)
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      • mudcrow
        I usually have problems identifying the correct artist on VA releases, and not knowing the artists well comments such as AKA (alias of Paul Neville) are bloody useless
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      • warp
        really?
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      • warp
        as long as it disambiguates IMO :)
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      • luks
        if you have trance artists who released only a single track (and there is a lot of them), it's much easier to just use the track title for disambiguation
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      • warp
        genre is a bit vague, so i can understand objections to that. but alias of 'name' seems pretty decent.
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      • warp
        luks: ah, yes.
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      • mudcrow
        except that alias of name rquires the user to have a fairly indepth knowledge of the artist. while using a track title as the comment is almost idiot proof
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      • drsaunde
        i hate when they have "release album" or "key track"
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      • warp
        mudcrow: seems the other way around to me personally.
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      • warp
        (i'm not that good at remembering track titles :)
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      • luks
        but when you are adding a VA release you have the track title in front of you :)
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      • mudcrow
        I'm speaking of those artists that only release one or two tracks, so the comment will match the track you are entering
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      • drsaunde
        in that case yes i agree
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      • warp
        luks: er, usually i'm adding a new artist artist, not selecting one of several existing. :S
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      • drsaunde
        but there are many that don't fit that case yet still have a "key track" that isn't even close the most represented on on VA comp
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      • Tykling
        I am trying to add a danish album with a barcode that apparently isn't standard, the number is "7 24382 16142 4", should I just check the "this is a different type of barcode" box ?
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      • Tykling
        oh, nevermind :)
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      • mudcrow
        I wish we had a better way of identifying artists, getting a huge list of similar named artists can be overwhelming at times and sometimes makes it very difficult to spot the artist you want.
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      • brianfreud
        leverage the "is similar to" list :)
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      • CatCat
        only onehitwonders (eg what was mentioned) sould have trackname as ambigiuation comment
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