999 wrote:
I added a lot of vinyl releases and often I don't know if it is an EP
or a single.
What do you think it should be, here are some examples:
1. 7'', TrackA / TrackB
2. 12'', TrackA / TrackB1, TrackB2
3. 12'', 2 tracks on each side
I've come across 2 track releases that are
On Friday 24 March 2006 04:20, 999 wrote:
I've come across 2 track releases that are labeled EPs and singles with
4 tracks. But want a general answer, because most releases don't have
the word EP in their title.
There is no general answer here I think. EP has become a marketing phrase, a
bit
There is no general answer here I think. EP has become a
marketing phrase, a bit like Limited Edition which i think
is the reason the guideline says to mark a release as EP if
it says so in the title.
That's not true with vinyl though. EP was a specific size. SP was 7, EP was
10 (I
On Friday 24 March 2006 13:55, Cristov Russell wrote:
That's not true with vinyl though. EP was a specific size. SP was 7, EP
was 10 (I actually remember 2 different sizes but I think 10 was more
common) and LP was 12 which is why early 12 mixes were called long play
singles way back when.
I added a lot of vinyl releases and often I don't know if it is an EP or
a single.
What do you think it should be, here are some examples:
1. 7'', TrackA / TrackB
2. 12'', TrackA / TrackB1, TrackB2
3. 12'', 2 tracks on each side
I've come across 2 track releases that are labeled EPs and
Please put the format of the release into the annotation, then we'll have
the information available once we're able to specify the physical media
beyond the current album attributes. Currently, we're loosing lots of
information if we try to fit the real ones into our limited scheme.
regards,
