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* I think that's an excellent idea. --[[User:MichelleW|MichelleW]] |
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** I agree that "version" is too vague, and easily confused with the "release" and "remaster" relationships. If the wording of this relationship could be changed to "is the/an earliest/later RECORDING", it would be a quick step in the right direction. --[[Arty Smokes|ArtySmokes]] |
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** Excellent idea, agree too. --[[Fabe56]] |
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What about parodies or references? This might include using parts of the lyrics. For example, songs on [http://musicbrainz.org/release/264ae61d-dee1-47ee-a3fe-71993321173e.html Play] borrows the refrain from both current-day Taiwan band [http://musicbrainz.org/artist/e73ed332-bbde-4d69-87a9-250627ae0e29.html Mayday] and the old song "London Bridge is Falling Down". Neither is a cover, but it's obvious that some relationship exists. Perhaps "parodies" is too specific to be useful, so a relationship like "references" might be more useful. --[[User:foolip|foolip]] |
What about parodies or references? This might include using parts of the lyrics. For example, songs on [http://musicbrainz.org/release/264ae61d-dee1-47ee-a3fe-71993321173e.html Play] borrows the refrain from both current-day Taiwan band [http://musicbrainz.org/artist/e73ed332-bbde-4d69-87a9-250627ae0e29.html Mayday] and the old song "London Bridge is Falling Down". Neither is a cover, but it's obvious that some relationship exists. Perhaps "parodies" is too specific to be useful, so a relationship like "references" might be more useful. --[[User:foolip|foolip]] |
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Revision as of 05:38, 2 April 2009
Version is very ambiguous. I would like the link-phrases to really reflect this is about re-recordings. Also we could include two nice attributes then... What do you think about
track has later {acoustic} {live} recording(s) track
track is a later {acoustic} {live} recording of track
? --Shepard
- I think that's an excellent idea. --MichelleW
- I agree that "version" is too vague, and easily confused with the "release" and "remaster" relationships. If the wording of this relationship could be changed to "is the/an earliest/later RECORDING", it would be a quick step in the right direction. --ArtySmokes
- Excellent idea, agree too. --Fabe56
What about parodies or references? This might include using parts of the lyrics. For example, songs on Play borrows the refrain from both current-day Taiwan band Mayday and the old song "London Bridge is Falling Down". Neither is a cover, but it's obvious that some relationship exists. Perhaps "parodies" is too specific to be useful, so a relationship like "references" might be more useful. --foolip
Regarding the "earliest version of" AR, it says above: For example, if a demo version of a song is recorded, then a properly produced version which goes out on an album, and then the demo version gets released on a "best of" compilation, then the album version "is the earliest version of" the compilation version. My question is how to properly link that first demo version with the official album version that comes out later. Would you say "Track A (demo) is the earliest version of Track A (album version)" but still have all following compilation/live/other versions of the track linked back to the album version? -- Jugdish 19:42, 29 July 2007 (UTC)
