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If the release has a title of its own, then use that title. |
If the release has a title of its own, then use that title. |
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There is an actual example of a [[Split Release|SplitRelease]] where both halves are given a title (presumably by their respective artists). In this case use [[Multiple Title Style|MultipleTitleStyle]] to format the title. |
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==Discussion== |
Revision as of 15:33, 14 July 2006
Style for Titles of Split Releases
- If a release is a SplitRelease by two or more artists,
- and if the release has no given name but only features the artist names,
the ReleaseTitle should be as follows:
- ArtistA / ArtistB
Please note that the ReleaseArtist must be set to VariousArtists according to the ReleaseArtistStyle.
- This is a ProposedStyleGuideline.
Examples
- ArtistA / ArtistB / ArtistC / ArtistD
- Kyuss / Queens of the Stone Age
Details
Note that this is space, slash, space!
If the release has a title of its own, then use that title.
There is an actual example of a SplitRelease where both halves are given a title (presumably by their respective artists). In this case use MultipleTitleStyle to format the title.