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Have you ever looked at a release and wondered 'which of these companies/logos is the ''label''?' This how-to guide explains the difference between record ...companies, leading manufacturers and distributors to start including their logos as well. For the purposes of this guide we want to ignore these, and identi

...about/logos.html http://musicbrainz.org/about/logos.html]: [[History:About/Logos|MusicBrainzLogo]]

...same''. Different versions of a release, with a different cover, different logos/text or different labels, should be entered separately, not as multiple rel ...we follow imprints, not companies. This means you should look at the label logos, not the copyright statements. See [[How to Identify Labels]] for more info

...same''. Different versions of a release, with a different cover, different logos/text or different labels, should be entered separately, not as multiple rel ...we follow imprints, not companies. This means you should look at the label logos, not the copyright statements. See [[How to Identify Labels]] for more info

...make for some nice imagery which in turn can be used for slogans, mottos, logos, etc. Note that only two of the four current suggestions actually use "flas

...end pushed to a state where these companies would ''also'' print their own logos on the sleeves, alongside the ''producing'' label logo. Obviously, CD can very well feature a number of random logos (distributor, manufacturer, holding company, artist manager company), and s

...b0976b7|place images]] and [[rt:b35f7822-bf3c-4148-b306-fb723c63ee8b|label logos]]: Don't link to the same image on multiple hosts.

for company logos, I put them in curly brackets, occasionally I’ll also [https://musicbrain

* [[About/Logos]]

...om/metabrainz/metabrainz-logos "MeB repository"] of design assets (project logos, icons, and fonts) for systematic and quick access.

...om/metabrainz/metabrainz-logos "MeB repository"] of design assets (project logos, icons, and fonts) for systematic and quick access.

...we follow imprints, not companies. This means you should look at the label logos, not the copyright statements. See [[How to Identify Labels]] for more info

...up with a first cut of [http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/File:rob-logo.pdf new logos].