It’s honestly such a weird thing when people claim they have absolutely nothing to listen to... 🤣 I mean, seriously? Just get on 👍 the internet and go exploring
Look, the truth is you're just generalizing and honestly, you haven't got a clue what you're talking about. Just because you PERSONALLY don't dig something doesn't mean it isn't music. I'm not even into techno or electronic stuff myself, but I'm not out here acting like it's not actual music. It's obvious, right? People listen to it, they love it, they vibe to it. Same goes for country music—people enjoy it. I really don't believe it's all just some excuse for getting trashed and dancing to twangy tunes 👍
Bradley Collins46 said:I don't even know what criteria we're using to define "music" anymore, but hey, if that's what they want to listen to, more power to them.
I mean, does it need a melody? Some actual notes? That’s what I call music, anyway... but maybe that's just me being too narrow-minded, right? 🤷Actually, no, that's just you being closed off.
Ugh, man, I haven't come across anything like that before. A single track can show up on like a million different pages—albums, compilations, you name it, it's everywhere. Did you just download individual songs and now the album title is missing or something?
So, if I'm getting this right, he's basically trying to figure out which album a specific track belongs to just by using the song title, right? Like, he needs to know the album name first?
If that’s what we’re talking about, then you can actually find exactly where a song fits http://www.last.fm/search?q=&type=track and then just pull up some tagging software to hunt down the album name and get everything sorted out.
I don't really get what you're getting at. Like, isn't searching by artist and album title enough for you? I mean, I can pretty much find anything I'm looking for 😕 . Once you actually track down the album you want, you just hit that write tags option and you're good to go. But hey, if that doesn't cut it for you, maybe give godfather a shot.