#musicbrainz

cheating is good... if it saves time ;)-

cool so making a UK monday report will be a piece of cake.... ehhmmm yea like ill ever get through this US one anytime soon

quick classical ? so i dont have to read all the classical rules.. is something ilke this no longer correct - http://www.mb.inhouse.co.uk/album/f83bc39e-673f...

meaning the (feat. conductor) should be taken out the title and added as an AR

and the feat. singer?

yllona were you asking.. or were you saying the (feat. singer) should be too?

asking, sorry

well u did put a ? mark after it :).. just wasnt sure

who's usually the irc classical guru.. chocomo and ????

clutcher2

clutcher is very rarely here

ruaok: ping

pong

is your nick ruaok?

i was looking for pong

he's not on right now though

Ping Pong ist krieg

AAAAHHH!

yllona any of the artists on inhouse's not a tuesday us report any you know and I want to help with :) ??

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teleGUISE_: could you post inhouseuk's link again, i lost it. had connection problems

ok now im really going to push my luck... inhouseuk: could you maybe make it alphabetical as well as chronological :)

meaning each artist grouped together .. listing the albums chronologically .. artists from a - z

it is alpha for artist on the same date

so you want the first sort term to be artist and then date?

well yeah.. thats a start :)-- figured i was pushing my luck... but would be easier to work with.. since then you can work on each artist as a whole instead of hop scotching? around

yes...

so artist Arse and all their albums chrono then artist Bumb and their albums, Foobar their albums and so on through Zebra and their albums chrono

inhouseuk: is it possible to get this as RSS?

nope

'k

shepard: do you use a cover search engine? curious cuz i need to fill in some of my personal releases without having to scan them

inhouseuk: XML?

as XML would be as much coding as RSS

got to give it to her for trying :)

inhouseuk: postgres doesn't generate XML from a query result set?

not that I'm aware off

of

'k. i thought that was possible, maybe i'm dreaming :)

ok now could i get it from z- a with release dates from oldest to newest??

THAT WAS A JOKE!!!

figured youd tell me to turn my screen upside down :)

teleGUISE_: i'm suspicious of this: http://musicbrainz.org/album/42e38d0b-9c66-4204...

yllona: oh yea.. those are nice giveaways.. 2002 and 1991 would be the -only- possible correct ones

well and 2008 but there shouldnt be any of those in the db

this is a compilation as the tracks a pulled fromm at least 6-7 albums. most from the stax catalog from the early '70s

it's an import of some sort.

so its also a comp and not album then your saying

yes, and a UK release: http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/5...

well there you go 2003-01-27 UK not 2003-01-01 US

yllona: and if your really feeling ambitious then add the ASIN image link to those.. and youll see why it becomes a really fun involved project :) oh and label & catalog #'s too

i'm not ambitious today, sorry. i'll bookmark the list though :)

i was just joking.. of course if you decide to help ... It's GREATLY appreciated if not... your a smart gal :) ..

of course if you do your still smart.. just not very wise :)-

today is not goood, this is a late night task.

if you help that is

no prob... being UK updates at 7minutes past the hour we shouldnt have any problems overlapping if you do dive in

this is 1995, and is a [special market/special product] release: http://musicbrainz.org/album/9ff30df7-e578-4615...

ok thanks.. i added the annotation not the date originally :)-

BMG Special Markets would still be possibly US??? or NO?

BMG is now Sony.

so it very well can be a 1995 US release then?? Never knew what 'market' was special exactly when they used that term

it was orginally issued by MCA, which was acquired by Columbia, which was acquired by Sony, which merged with BMG :P

teleGUISE_: http://www.cover-paradies.to/ http://www.freecovers.net/ http://www.covers.to/ http://www.coveralia.com/

yllona: yea that mess Sony/Columbia/MCA/BMG/Epic/Jive/Arista/RCA etc... what a mess

special market / special product is an album created for a purpose of some sort... in this case due to all the mergers and acquisitions, some of Mahalia's previously unreleased material -- even on LP was made available

for the first time ever, that's why it's "special product", these tracks were all recorded in the '50s

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shepard: thanks.. i didnt know if you used one main source... i use this lots of times http://www.mega-search.net/

cover-paradies is what I mostly use. it's probably a bit .de centered. freecovers is also ok

yllona: So it's kind of a classification of type of music meaning a compilation of early recordings.. but also sort of a marketing thing then?

yes.. we need to add "special market" and "special product" to release types

oh no we don't :)-

these type of albums are commemorative releases usually -- marking an event of some sort. anniversary of birth/death, acquisition of catalog.

stuff like that

EX: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006ZXJ6Q

ah.. now it makes sense.. after the death a special release comes out.. or when a label gets rights to an artists releases they release their own special compilation

this is a "special market" release issued almost immediately after lou died

he had recently signed to "right stuff" and transferred his catalog

right stuff is a "small" a label and beat the majors to release.

got it.. so "Right Stuff" having the rights released a special comp after he died

yeah.

notice there are none of his huge '70s/80s hits on this CD...

and Right Stuff is not owned by a major?

i think it's distributed by a major, which is diffrent than publishing

do labels have indefinite rights to releases unless transferred? or does it all depends on of course how the contract was set up

you always see comps... with tracks stating music courtesy of ....

contract mostly. lou rawls was smarter than most artists though

right stuff is a subsdiary of EMI music distribution, like i thought

this is kind of a nice all in one list.. though they didnt have Right Stuff listed - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_label

it's not amajor

strictly vintage R & B/Soul reissues

well i dont think many of them on the list are majors... i think thats just the wiki name

huh.. they even have a little bit on catalog numbering for several labels http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalog_numbering_...

i love this site for R & B / Soul http://www.soulfulkindamusic.net/

from that article is it correct to assume anything EMI Music should be US and EMI Group UK

that article doesn't reflect M & A since 1998

and EMI has had extensive merger activity since then

ahh.. see the date at the top now ;)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_record_labels heres the main list...

thats a pretty long 'partial' list .. as it says

inhouseuk: if I bookmark this list, will it update every week, or will I need a new URL?

yllona: it performs the query on the fly

ok, awesome

sorry thats what i meant earlier by UK updates every 7 minutes past the hour as in inhouse ...

okay, thx

though i guess i shouldnt have assumed he would run my report for ever :)-

yllona: it will be great having your assistance on whatever you decide to tackle.. with your proficiency for certain artists and genre

AMG has the US release date of Sept 26, 2000 for this: http://musicbrainz.org/album/3f01151f-128f-470a...

ah.. azertus again.. i already yelled at him once :) ... just jokin

okay, that's all for now. i'll keep an eye on the list. it's easy late night/can't sleep stuff :-D

yep sep 26,2000 tuesday march 1,2001 thrusday

great.. just be sure to let someone know when u jump in.. so we can all vote and get them handled

will do

huh... that has a german release date as sep 26,2000

to search fr the correct info

wonder if thats correct... or was the US Import date for germany..

in which im guessing since azertus did both...

though its confusing cuz amazon lists it as a US import

check the label Chapter III, if they have a site. or a detailed fan page... lalo schifrin is a rather famous jazz composer/arranger, does lots of film/TV. he wrote the original Mission Impossible theme

fot the TV series

*for the TV series

in the '70s

and many others

guess need to see if chapter iii is a german label

http://www.allrecordlabels.com/ this seems kind of neat.. not sure if anyone knows about this

hmmm... chapter III does appear to be german.... so maybe the US date is incorrect and it should only be DE

damn germans releasing crap on tuesdays to screw with us

since being made aware from zout about imdb ar links omitting the www out of curiousity does anyone know why

no, I wondered too

and it doesn't seem to make any difference

whereas for discogs the subdomains make a difference

does inhouse have a little bit of wisdom on www vs. non links and what it means in general ?

could it be domain registration?