Gharris999, how do you do this embedding trick, again? (Sorry if I
missed the explanation first time). The light stuff has been
relatively easy, but dozens of my classical CD covers have failed to
come up (or, at least, come up accurately) on the iTunes (and CDPedia/
Amazon) searches, and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gharris999, how do you do this embedding trick, again? (Sorry if I
missed the explanation first time). The light stuff has been relatively
easy, but dozens of my classical CD covers have failed to come up (or,
at least, come up accurately) on the iTunes (and
Whatwhatwhatwhatwhat? I didn't know about AllMusic. Thank you very
much for that one, Pat. I'm off to have a look in a minute.
On 28 Sep 2006, at 14:56, Pat Farrell wrote:
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Right, Amazon only has mass market stuff.
A lot of 'classical' CDs are lucky to sell as many
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- put them all together, you' probably get
a pretty good reading list for the first year or two of a music degree
course.
Of course a music degree lets you know the proper ending of do you want
fries with that? I have lot of friends who are musicians, they all have
This sounds like the makings of a very good thing, to me. And quite a
prospect..
On 28 Sep 2006, at 17:20, Pat Farrell wrote:
There has been a Sql database in the SlimServer 6.* servers.
Starting in 6.5, it is MySql, either one automagically installed or
a pre-existing one of your
