crazyj;549354 Wrote: 
> I
> A question on ALBUMARTIST:
> In a case like Crosby, Stills, and Nash:
> Would you put in multiple ALBUMARTIST tags for a Crosby, Stills, Nash &
> Young album? One for CSN and one for CSNY?  Would it correctly show both
> albums for CSN, but only the one for CSNY?

I do CSN and CSNY seperately.

> 
> And for ARTIST, could I input each band member as an artist, ie. Paul
> Simon and Art Garfunkel for a S&G album, and put the album artist as
> S&G?

You could, but I don't.  (In this case, I think the pair of them is
very different from their individual work.)

> 
> On a seperate note, I seem to be ending up with dozens of albums in the
> "Various Artists" listing at the beginning of Artist View, seemingly
> whenever SBS detects more than one artist on an album.  Any cure?

I try to minimize that, which isn't too hard with my choices most of
the time.  I use ALBUMARTIST to be "this is the bin it would be filed
in at the record store", which takes all the tribute albums and groups
them with the 'tributees' works.  Ie, a Dylan tribute album would be
filed under Dylan at the store even if he isn't actually on it.

I will have to make up some fake artists at some point for some special
collections... I don't have many "Greatest Hits of 1972" type
compilations, so they don't bother me.  If I did, I'd probably go back
to my record store analogy: is it a series?  is it big enough to get
its own albumartist for grouping?  (Ie, would it be tossed in a VA bin
at the store, or some other bin?)

Of course, tagging starts getting personal: your tastes may differ from
mine, and you may want to file things differently.


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