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* Discs without a name
* Discs without a name
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">When a disc is part of a multi disc set and has no [[Disc Name|DiscName]], indicate the disc number by appending '''" (disc x)"'''<ref>Yes, there is a space before the paranthesis. The [[Album Title|AlbumTitle]] should be separated from the [[Disc Number|DiscNumber]] in parantheses by a space.</ref> to the [[Release Title|ReleaseTitle]], with 'x' indicating the sequential number without zero padding, letters etc. Also, if other words than 'disc' are specifically used on the release (e.g. 'page'), still use 'disc'.
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">When a disc is part of a multi disc set and has no [[Disc Name|DiscName]], indicate the disc number by appending '''" (disc x)"'''<ref>Yes, there is a space before the paranthesis. The [[Album Title|AlbumTitle]] should be separated from the [[Disc Number|DiscNumber]] in parantheses by a space.</ref> to the [[Album Title|AlbumTitle]], with 'x' indicating the sequential number without zero padding, letters etc. Also, if other words than 'disc' are specifically used on the album (e.g. 'page'), still use 'disc'.
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Note that a [[Disc Number|DiscNumber]] is not the same as a [[Volume Number|VolumeNumber]].
Note that a [[Disc Number|DiscNumber]] is not the same as a [[Volume Number|VolumeNumber]].


[[Disc Number|DiscNumber]]<code><nowiki></nowiki></code>s for singles are also added, even when they're sold separately. It is common practice in many countries, for example the UK, to number these singles. They're usually released on the same dates in the same countries. Only add a [[Disc Number|DiscNumber]] to the [[Release Title|ReleaseTitle]] if it is actually written on the sleeve!
[[Disc Number|DiscNumber]]<code><nowiki></nowiki></code>s for singles are also added, even when they're sold separately. It is common practice in many countries, for example the UK, to number these singles. They're usually released on the same dates in the same countries. Only add a [[Disc Number|DiscNumber]] to the [[Album Title|AlbumTitle]] if it is actually written on the sleeve!
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">This is an [[Official Style Guideline|OfficialStyleGuideline]].
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">This is an [[Official Style Guideline|OfficialStyleGuideline]].
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Revision as of 09:25, 16 January 2006

Style for Disc Numbers, Multiple Discs with Individual Names, Singles with Disc Numbers & Bonus Discs

  • Discs without a name
  • When a disc is part of a multi disc set and has no DiscName, indicate the disc number by appending " (disc x)"[1] to the AlbumTitle, with 'x' indicating the sequential number without zero padding, letters etc. Also, if other words than 'disc' are specifically used on the album (e.g. 'page'), still use 'disc'.
  • Discs with a name
  • An extension to the case above: when a disc also has a DiscName, that name must be included as follows: " (disc x: Disc Name)"
  • Bonus disc without a name
  • Bonus disc with a name

Note that a DiscNumber is not the same as a VolumeNumber.

DiscNumbers for singles are also added, even when they're sold separately. It is common practice in many countries, for example the UK, to number these singles. They're usually released on the same dates in the same countries. Only add a DiscNumber to the AlbumTitle if it is actually written on the sleeve!

Examples

  • "The Wall (disc 2)"
  • "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness (disc 2: Twilight to Starlight)"
  • "Beautiful Freak (bonus disc)"
  • "Greatest Hits (bonus disc: Acoustic Hits)"

Discussion

  1. Yes, there is a space before the paranthesis. The AlbumTitle should be separated from the DiscNumber in parantheses by a space.