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| area || (part of) the name of the place's main associated area | begin || the place's begin date (e.g. "1980-01-22")

| entity || the annotated entity's MBID | name || the annotated entity's name or title (diacritics are ignored)

| area || (part of) the name of the artist's main associated area | arid || the artist's MBID

| area || (part of) the name of the label's main associated area | begin || the label's begin date (e.g. "1980-01-22")

<name>Devil's Records</name> <sort-name>Devil's Records</sort-name>

* Internet Archive's Netlabels collection - http://archive.org/details/netlabels * Internet Archive's Live Music Archive - http://archive.org/details/etree

| comment || (part of) the instrument's disambiguation comment | instrument || (part of) the instrument's name (diacritics are ignored)

| comment || (part of) the work's disambiguation comment .../code_tables/639/data ISO 639-3 code] for any of the languages of the work's lyrics

| aid || the area's MBID | area || (part of) the area's name (diacritics are ignored)

| begin || the event's begin date (e.g. "1980-01-22") | comment || (part of) the artist's disambiguation comment

http://musicbrainz.org/ws/2/label/?query=%22Devil's%20Records%22

| editor|| (part of) the editor's name | bio || (part of) the editor's bio

<alias sort-name="Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians">Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians</alias> <alias sort-name="Fred Waring's Pennyslvanians">Fred Waring's Pennyslvanians</alias>

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"name": "Devil's Records", "sort-name": "Devil's Records",

...t-artist.type_id</code>) corresponds to the <code>artist_type</code> table's <code>id</code> column. ...edit-artist.gender_id</code>) corresponds to the <code>gender</code> table's <code>id</code> column.

| comment || (part of) the release group's disambiguation comment | releasegroup || (part of) the release group's title (diacritics are ignored)

..., see the annotation at [[artist:24f1766e-9635-4d58-a4d4-9413f9f98a4c|Bach's]] artist page, and proceed from there.

* [http://www.mark-knopfler.co.uk/content/view/17/32/ Mark Knopfler]'s website ...is not so great for even legibility on some(front & back), some catalog #'s etc.. Has come in handy for odd releases not found @ discogs etc.

"sort-name": "Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians", "name": "Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians",

| tag || (part of) the tag's name

Geordi's code is available on [https://github.com/metabrainz/geordi github].

...user guide, and people interested in the state of MusicBrainz Android app's internationalization.

* if there's no useful, music-related content provided, there's no way we should have them in here ...tee of people whose members can vote on these decisions, but the committee's communications are open for everyone to see.

ASINs are basically derived from [[Barcode]]s. If two different ASINs have the same barcode, it makes it really difficult ...ases) will be sold in different countries. For example, if you buy Garbage's debut album in the US you'll buy ASIN [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00

.../en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Now_That%27s_What_I_Call_Music!#References Now That's What I Call Music! References] ...here: [[wikipedia:Now That's What I Call Music!]] and [[wikipedia:Now That's What I Call Music! discography]]

...the "target" name. If you ''don't'' choose this option, the alternate name(s) will be retained as [[Artist_Credit|artist credits]].

...as, out of date) in the [[MusicBrainz_Documentation|documentation]]. There's also an [[Editing_FAQ|editing FAQ]]. If in doubt, ask. There are lots of ed ...discourse:|forums]]. Some editors also list their [[User_Language|language(s) in the wiki]].

'''It's usually best to [[merge]] duplicate entities (releases, release groups, rec ...there's no useful data attached to the entity when you enter the edit, it's possible that someone may enter it before your removal is approved. If so,

| comment || (part of) the recording's disambiguation comment | recording || (part of) the recording's name, or the name of a track connected to this recording (diacritics are ig

...easily accessible. The Cover Art Archive is stored on the Internet Archive's servers and curated by the MusicBrainz community. The images for any [[Rele ...sible to the public. Use the images at your own risk. The Internet Archive's policy can be read [http://archive.org/about/terms.php here].

| comment || (part of) the release's disambiguation comment | reid || the release's MBID

* 23 volumes (160 CDs in total), cat#s: 99360-99381 + 99575, barcodes: 5028421[cat#]* ** discs in jewel cases (?) (individual cat#s and barcodes)

...t the one you want! Once you're sure the artist is not in the database, it's time to add it! For that, select "Add artist" in the "Editing" menu in the ...description of the artist (like "British metal band") works best. If there's no other artist with the same name, you can leave this blank.

** https://github.com/murdos/musicbrainz-bot (a fork of lalinsky's one) ...r will require you to checkout the source code and follow the INSTALL file's instructions.

*Good reviews are '''neither too short nor too long''' - It's better neither to make your reviews too short nor too long. Try to make it ...t. If it's good it's good but if it's bad it will flop the whole album. It's always better to note these things and mention about it in your review.

* Transplant's single "[[ReleaseGroup:ffecdcc5-08d6-3f2e-8d61-6329ce954bf1|Diamonds and Gu * Weezer's "[[ReleaseGroup:9b8af98f-8214-32ee-9b05-96b8c557f7f0|Weezer]]" (Red Album)

...request, or by a number of them (when showing multiple items, since there's no way to do batch-requests). It's important to keep in mind potential issues that might come up in the future

..., so the country should only be included when necessary, e.g. If an entity's name is the same in all English speaking countries, "English" with no count ...ий]] is most often known as "Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky" in English, so that's its primary English alias. Other names that see some use, like "Peter Tchai

* Docs explaining how to ''use'' MetaBrainz and it's tools (what is an unicorn?)

...[[Track]] Artist field should contain just the composer; not the performer(s). Use special artist [unknown] if you cannot find out who the composer is ( ...5e5f6-7636-4fa3-bfc9-b0e99c173156|Scheherazade, op. 35: The Sea and Sinbad's Ship]] Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov (since the release is in the Latin script, w

Next, it's essential that editors know how to find relevant [[Style_Guidelines|guideli

...dd information to, still hasn't been added to [[MusicBrainz]]. However, it's always important to check the database again to make sure that it isn't (in The first box is for the place's name and is usually pretty straightforward.

===What's the purpose of MusicBrainz?=== ===Why would I need to use MusicBrainz? What's wrong with Gracenote's CDDB?===

...date was removed from wherever the original source of the data was, there's a possibility a user will find it and add it again. Also, consider leaving ; Okay fine, but my artist page shows someone else's information!

...preceded by LC and a dash (e.g. LC-0193 = Electrola; LC-0233 = His Master's Voice). Note that the number of countries using the LC is limited, and that A '''label code''' should not be confused with a release's [[Release/Catalog Number|catalog number]]. A catalog number identifies a pa

Then enter the artist(s) (if not already pre-filled). Remember to use the appropriate [[Style/Artis Length is straightforward: just enter the recording's duration (in mm:ss format).

| 2003 || Tate's Date (Buddy Tate) 12/18/59 | 2015 || Let's Swing (Budd Johnson) 12/2/60

=== 1st re-release: ''(What's the title of these?)'' (1992) ===