Oggy,
- lol!"Twofers"
I will have another look at Don's thread - thanks - as I am a bit more experienced (with 'dBpa') than I was a fortnight ago.
Cheers,
Paul
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Gary,
Gee, 1,999 bucks! I would have thought that you could buy the whole company ('Logitech') for that! Ha ha ...
I never expected that. But as I say, my narrow minded opinions were based purely upon nothing more than 2nd/3rd-hand comments I had heard/read in passing.
Paul
Hi again,
Yes, quite!
I also tag the Miles albums with Album Artist of 'Miles Davis'.
I did think (last week) of also using the band-name for Artist (eg. 'M.D. Quintet', 'Big Band', etc) but I abandoned the idea because (as you will know) many of his albums contain different instrument-line-ups. For instance, I just ripped 'Live Evil' (1971) which has almost a different personnel for each track! But I am not as experienced as you regarding tagging and so it may well be something I decide to change later down the line.
Paul
Oh I see!
So you like to have it play the entirety of the album without stopping from top-to-bottom. That would be good for PARTIES!
Now, I actually prefer to just have it play 1 x disc per time (as though it was a hard-copy disc in a CD player). But to quote your good-self: "that's what options are for!"
Paul
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Probably the best example I have of this, is an Andrew Gold, 3 CD, box set. Disc 1, has two complete albums, Disc 2, has two more complete albums, and Disc 3, is, Bonus Material.
I've split this down to 5 individual discs, by using - track offset, and re-naming. The four individual discs, now have their original covers and release dates, and the Bonus Track CD, I have used the Box set, cover art, and, simply called it, Artist Andrew Gold, Album Bonus Tracks. Disc number, I changed all 5, back to 1/1.
It sounds more long-winded, than it actually is.
Great box set, BTW. By the way, Paul!!
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Oggy,
Yes, that's often the case. They make the last CD in the box-set a 'Bonus' bag. I much prefer this format because the original album structure/material is maintained.
Gee, I thought I was serious about music/listening, but you guys put me to shame!
Paul
BTW - this thread is on fire tonight! I seem to be blowing out all of my other forums in favour. Such an amazing and helpful bunch of guys on here, for sure.
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I listened to it today.
"Hello, CD listeners. We've come to the point in this album where those listening on cassette, or record, will have to stand up, or sit down, and turn over the record, or tape. In fairness to those listeners, we'll now take a few seconds before we begin side two. [pause] Thank you. Here's side two."
It certainly is a great album.
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