Re: [mb-users] BMG Music Service releases

David Gasaway <[email protected]> Sat, 23 Feb 2013 17:34:47 -0800
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.musicbrainz.user
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On Sat, Feb 23, 2013 at 5:20 PM, Nicolás Tamargo de Eguren <
[email protected]> wrote:


> Adding a new version of a release is pretty simple - if you add it from
> the sidebar of the release group page, the title and artist fields will be
> pre-filled, a fair amount of the rest of the fields in the first page of
> the release editor will be different anyway, and the rest of the tabs don't
> have to be filled since you can reuse the tracklist for the original
> version of the release. So adding these as new releases doesn't even take
> that long.


As I said in the edit: that's only the case if I blindly accept the
existing data.  It's a rare case that I come across a classical release
that meets OLD CSG, let alone NGS and all the new classical style.  And I'm
not going to be happy entering a new release that isn't up to snuff.  I
don't say that to influence anyone's decision, by the way.  I'm just
providing some insight to the challenges that editors face.


> [1] I'm not sure if a new cat# is *always* present (it is in the examples
> I've seen) but a different legal text would already be enough for it to
> qualify as a separate release anyway, and I'm reasonably sure they all have
> the "for BMG Direct" thingy.
>

If there are any that don't, it's pretty rare, judging from my collection.


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