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  • monsterjazzlick
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    JH, I found this, which states that '1000 Island Park' was recorded at CBS. Though it mentions 'Electric Lady Land' as well as 'Trident' studios?! Cheers, Paul

    The Mahavishnu Orchestra

    Birds Of Fire (CBS KC 31996) US No.15 / UK No.20

    Rec: Trident Studios, London, 8/72 & Electric Lady Studios, New York, 10/72
    Rel: 3/1/73

    Prod: The Mahavishnu Orchestra [with Ken Scott]

    John McLaughlin (gtr); Jerry Goodman (vn, va); Jan Hammer (keys); Rick Laird (bs); Billy Cobham (dr)

    Note: A quadrophonic mix was released on LP in the USA in 1973 as CBS CQ 31996. A single coupling &*8216;Celestial Terrestrial Commuters&*8217; / &*8216;Open Country Joy&*8217; was released in the USA, Japan and Spain, with unique picture sleeves in the latter two territories and the sides reversed in Spain.

    One track on the LP, &*8216;Thousand Island Park&*8217;, was recorded at CBS Studios, New York.
    Last edited by monsterjazzlick; October 03, 2017, 03:25 PM. Reason: Quotation

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  • monsterjazzlick
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    Originally posted by Jailhouse
    The only time I have ever seen The Mahavishnu Orchestra as the artist name is on The Lost Trident Sessions, and that only on the spine; the cover art shows 'Mahavishnu Orchestra,' and I tagged Lost Trident Sessions that way as well.
    Hi JH,

    The recording of 'The Inner Mounting Flame' states, on the front cover, 'The Mahavishnu Orch.'. But the recordings 'Birds Of Fire' and ' Visions Of The Emerald ...' state 'Mahavishnu Orch.'. And all of the spines state 'Mahavishnu Orch.'. I am not sure if the vinyl formats differ from the (my) CD versions?

    In any event, I am tagging all of their recordings as: 'Mahavishnu Orchestra, The'.

    I have heard of the 'Lost Trident ...' but never actually listened to the material. I believe there is a story behind it in that all of the band members fell out during the sessions?

    Perhaps you can kindly assist me with something, please - as you obviously like the music of the M.O. I am ripping 'Birds Of Fire' at the moment and the CD (and Wiki, and other online sources) state that the album was recorded at two locations: Columbia Studios (NY) and Trident Studios (UK). I would really like to know, please, which specific TRACKS were recorded at which STUDIO? This is because I tag each track individually in this particular regard.

    Cheers,

    Paul
    Last edited by monsterjazzlick; October 03, 2017, 02:19 PM. Reason: spelling

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  • Jailhouse
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    Originally posted by monsterjazzlick
    I have a few Jazz groups with names beginning the the word 'The' (eg. 'The Mahavishnu Orchestra'), and so this is something I need to address.
    The only time I have ever seen The Mahavishnu Orchestra as the artist name is on The Lost Trident Sessions, and that only on the spine; the cover art shows 'Mahavishnu Orchestra,' and I tagged Lost Trident Sessions that way as well.

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  • monsterjazzlick
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    Originally posted by garym
    Why re-rip. Just change folder name and edit the tags.
    Because I wanted to test it out from the outset and be sure that the naming scheme worked accordingly. Then I would know it's another minor hic-cup done and dusted with. The CD was still in the drive and it only took 3 x mins.

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  • monsterjazzlick
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    Cheers Gary, seems to be sorted now!

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    I will follow this protocol for all such band-names containing 'The'.

    Paul

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  • garym
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    Originally posted by monsterjazzlick
    Gary, I will give that a try out. I'll run a re-rip just to test it fully. Cheers.
    Why re-rip. Just change folder name and edit the tags.

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  • monsterjazzlick
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    Originally posted by garym
    yeah, manual fixing on these few things might be the easiest.
    Gary, I will give that a try out. I'll run a re-rip just to test it fully. Cheers.

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  • garym
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    yeah, manual fixing on these few things might be the easiest.

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  • monsterjazzlick
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    Originally posted by garym
    You haven't tagged wrong at all. But if you want your folder names to use ARTISTSORT instead of ARTIST, then you need to change your dynamic naming string to reference ARTISTSORT instead of ARTIST (or do an "if" to do ARTISTSORT if it exists).
    Cheers Gary,

    That's helpful.

    It is only for band-names which include the word 'The' that I wish for folder-name to follow the ARTISTSORT tag.

    I would prefer to not be switching the dynamic naming string (for bands with and without the name 'The').

    At the moment the Windows folder-names are in christian-name alphabetical order.

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    I am thinking that the best thing to do might be to manually type: "Brecker Brothers, The" (and same for similarly named bands) in both the ARTIST and ALBUM ARTIST fields. I am guessing that would achieve the desired results without having to switch naming strings.

    Cheers,

    Paul
    Last edited by monsterjazzlick; October 02, 2017, 05:22 PM. Reason: screenshot

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  • garym
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    Originally posted by monsterjazzlick
    Hi Gary,

    Yes, screenshot 'BB_3' is of My_Music on my Windows PC; which is why the preceding sentence reads:

    The above mentioned folder was - as is always the case - automatically created by dBpa. But perhaps the 'naming' was a result of incorrect tagging, on my part?

    Cheers,

    Paul
    You haven't tagged wrong at all. But if you want your folder names to use ARTISTSORT instead of ARTIST, then you need to change your dynamic naming string to reference ARTISTSORT instead of ARTIST (or do an "if" to do ARTISTSORT if it exists).

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  • monsterjazzlick
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    ... should I change the Artist and Album Artist both to:
    'Brecker Brothers, The'

    (This would then match the tags for: Artist Sort and Album Artist Sort.)

    And also manually change the folder name (in My_Music)?

    I have a few Jazz groups with names beginning the the word 'The' (eg. 'The Mahavishnu Orchestra'), and so this is something I need to address.

    Paul
    Last edited by monsterjazzlick; October 02, 2017, 04:54 PM. Reason: spelling

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  • monsterjazzlick
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    Originally posted by garym
    That's not foobar you show in BB_3. That's your explorer folder listing which is not the tags at all. You've named the folder "The Brecker Brothers", thus it shows up that way. For INSIDE foobar2000 and the tags, I'm sure it does show up as "Becker Brothers, The" using the ARTISTSORT tag.
    Hi Gary,

    Yes, screenshot 'BB_3' is of My_Music on my Windows PC; which is why the preceding sentence reads:

    Here is how the folder appears (position) in My_Music ...
    The above mentioned folder was - as is always the case - automatically created by dBpa. But perhaps the 'naming' was a result of incorrect tagging, on my part?

    Cheers,

    Paul
    Last edited by monsterjazzlick; October 02, 2017, 04:47 PM. Reason: Quotation

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  • garym
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    That's not foobar you show in BB_3. That's your explorer folder listing which is not the tags at all. You've named the folder "The Brecker Brothers", thus it shows up that way. For INSIDE foobar2000 and the tags, I'm sure it does show up as "Becker Brothers, The" using the ARTISTSORT tag.

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  • monsterjazzlick
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    Hi Mville,

    I was toying with your kind suggestions earlier; as my new Amazon Fire HD tablet arrived - due to the Sony Walkman getting ditched. I will try out putting the SD card into the device to see how it responds to the tagging I have made so far. After which, I may, or may not, replace the '/' I have used with ';'.

    In the meantime, I wanted to ask, please:

    I ripped a CD by 'The Brecker Brothers'. Please see tagging protocol used (as Inserted Images):

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    I would like them to appear in Foobar (and other playback devices/softwares) as 'Brecker Brothers, The' - but the above tagging does not seem to produce this result. Here is how the folder appears (position) in My_Music:

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    Many thanks,

    Paul
    Last edited by monsterjazzlick; October 02, 2017, 03:49 PM. Reason: Insert Images

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  • monsterjazzlick
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    Originally posted by mville
    You probably need to get your head around the difference between a single tag and a multi-value tag and which tags are single and multi-value, as not all tags are multi-value e.g. the Album tag.

    For a multi-value tag, Illustrate uses the semi-colon purely as a searator for display purposes. Example, Composer and Composer Sort are multi-value tags:
    Composer Sort = Lennon, John; McCartney, Paul

    here, composer sort holds 2 separate data values Lennon, John and McCartney, Paul with no semi-colon. The semi-colon is purely for display.

    However for a single tag:
    Album = Weebles; The Greatest Hits

    here, album contains a single value Weebles; The Greatest Hits with the semi-colon contained within the data.

    What makes this even more complicated is that single and multi-value tag support differs for different file/tagging formats (ID3v1, ID3v2.3, ID3v2.4, Vorbis Comments, iTunes MP4, WMA, APE etc.) and is not standardized across all server/client/player software.
    Thanks a lot Mville. That's great. I will have a look at this in more detail and see how to applies to my tagging methods. Cheers, Paul

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