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=The Song Object= This page describes the song object and its role in the [[Object Model|ObjectModel]].

...l/Object|/Object]]s with [[Object Model/Property|Properties]] and [[Object Model/Relationship|/Relationship]]s. ''This document is not about a database sche When talking about object definitions we need a well defined language. Here are the most important on

...ant to link information to one release of an album but to all of them as a group. We have some pages describing these problems. [[Fundamental Mismatch Of Mu ...asily inherit information like birth date, Wikipedia links, ... from their group. One could also use these groups for bands (some bands use aliases for some

...current efforts in developing a new data model is (to be) kept in [[Object Model|ObjectModel]]. And in a recent thread [[User:DonRedman|DonRedman]] was forc ...rack x is a cover of track y" and there may be hundreds of releases of the song.

...ctly what currently is one actual artist. This can be either a person or a group of persons (band, orchestra, collaboration, ...) - later we also should tak ...dRelationshipType]]s to be used for releases any more but only for [[Track Group|TrackGroup]]s). Second you also can combine 3. with 1. to solve a redundanc

...g too long to edit, we are moving the content over to a new page: [[Object Model|ObjectModel]]'' Note: this is NOT about groups of tracks on albums (like several parts of a song or movements). You can find some thoughts about this on [[Track Groupings|T

there's probably a simpler way to model this than the way I've set out. basically we have several things that can ...discs together, also - I just can't quite see why we'd want to do it? One group is a sub-category of singles, the other a sub-category of albums... -- [[Br