#music database

[synesthetic-steppenwolf]

A little music database history.. 👾🕰

Published by Penguin in 1995 💽 Pretty steep fee (over $1000 adjustd for inflation), but it def wasn’t intended for personal use.. (see description below)

Image of CD case is from an Amazon posting of a new copy on sale today for $1,241. Unfortunately no screenshots online..

Excerpts from 1997 software review by Victor Cordell in Sound Series, Vol. 53, published on JSTOR.

That’s right.. Michael Wadleigh! The same dude who took on the colossal task of video documenting 1969 Woodstock, and provided a lot of the footage used in the 1974 documentary on Janis Joplin. No mention of RocknRom on his Wikipedia bio. Just his filmography.

[soapdispensersalesman]

God I'm so tired of music database moderators, how many times do I need to tell these motherfuckers to stop "correcting" information about me I provided myself

Changed it to Online as I do not identify as D*tch

[rook2ii]

oh, fun! the waiting game! my favorite! :D /s

[starkin945]

Is there a website or tool where I can look up songs based on voice range? As in, one of the filters is a little slider you can move around to set the voice range and after that you can filter through other criteria like genre, tempo, time period, language, etc?? I have a feeling I have seen this somewhere, and if not, I've gotta learn to make a musical database real fast. Help music side of tumblr, kind regards, fellow slightly unknowledgeable music nerd.

[soapdispensersalesman]

Music database moderators don't be a knobhead challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)

[cis-picious]

hmmm does anyone happen to have a link to that music database that was circulating tumblr in the early 2010s where folks could listen to playlists of a ridiculous amount of genres that could also be organized by location and era of time?

[musttechnews-blog]

Discogs Launches Major Android App Update | MustTech News

Today, Discogs, announces the launch of version 2.0 of the Discogs Android App, a significant update to the Discogs experience for Android users around the world. With version 2.0, Discogs Android users can expect a more immersive experience within the Discogs ecosystem including a more intense exploration of the Discogs Database, access to the Discogs Blog, User Profile and Marketplace improvements, and a "Shake To Suggest" feature within the Discogs user's Wantlist. Download Android version 2.0 HERE and enjoy a more intimate mobile experience with the most extensive Physical Music Database and largest Marketplace in the world. Discogs Launches Major Android App Update Details On Discogs Android 2.0 Explore: Browse and explore the Discogs Database. Previously Discogs users needed to search for a specific Release, Artist, or Label to search discographies; now users can browse from the Search View. Blog: Discogs users can now stay up-to-date with recent news and blog posts allowing

Today, Discogs, announces the launch of version 2.0 of the Discogs Android App, a significant update to the Discogs experience for Android users around the world. With version 2.0, Discogs Android users can expect a more immersive experience within the Discogs ecosystem including a more intense exploration of the Discogs Database, access to the Discogs Blog, User Profile and Marketplace improvements, and a "Shake To Suggest" feature within the Discogs user's Wantlist.

Download Android version 2.0 HERE and enjoy a more intimate mobile experience with the most extensive Physical Music Database and largest Marketplace in the world.

https://www.musttechnews.com/discogs-major-android-app-update/

[prayers-for-rain]

There was a post once that talked about a database/archive of recently found music from small new wave/post-punk groups I think??? It was a while back.

Does anyone have it?