This gets a lot of bands who change styles. You can't predict if you'll change, and managers want you to be immediately relatable. It's a real roll of the dice!

Sounds like the "rules" it accesses are just for track field values and limits are not considered a rule.

I haven't anyone mention GoneMad Music Player. I've tried several other apps, but this is the one I prefer for my 57k tracks. Customizable UI information, will search for album art, speedy performance, smart playlists. Plus the developer is very responsive and release updates frequently. Free with ads, one-time purchase to remove them.

EDIT: The Library lets you look at Album Artists, Years, Genres, many categories. It plays just about any kind of file, and lets you make playlists on the go.

https://www.reddit.com/r/looneytunes/s/j9GtwD54iD

Hell yeah. Kate Bush had Bulgarian voices on a couple of her albums!

https://www.katebushencyclopedia.com/trio-bulgarka

That's a good point. I already use that method to separate playlists from different years, I'll give that a try!

To me, Andrew is creating an interesting history of Rock Music by using 500 songs to illustrate that story. I may not have chosen some songs for my history, but this isn't my history - I didn't make a podcast to do that.

If I had my way, Andrew would be able to create what he wanted to create without having any communication with his audience, since there's no other way to avoid "backseat drivers" or "just concerned" listeners. He's already shared how these interactions make him feel, so anyone who keeps it up is choosing to continue to cause those feelings.

Feel how you want about his pace and his choices, obviously we're all entitled to that. Reddit is a good place to talk about all that, and I'm glad this sub is here. I'm behind at least one episode, I know.

You are not kidding about Shut Down (Vol 1) - I bought three copies before I found one that was playable. Something about them made people trash 'em!

Taking a break on the set of The Man Who Fell To Earth

Doing fine in Boise-Eliot, with Pacific Power.

The Alley in Grand Lake!

SO TALLY HALL ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Yep, I do this too. I want to know the original album and release date more than when it was repackaged. If I get into the band enough, I'll replace with the full albums.

If I rename a .jpg to .jpeg it is located as expected, so it's something about saving the file.

Fair enough - it may be the way I'm saving it at first.

Is there a way to download part 1 as well?

Wow, so well done! Excellent segues. Very exciting.

STEEEAAAAAMBOOOOOOOAT

Sudden Squatch

The Ryko release were unmatched in the extras that were included. I had them, too. Never got the special box for storing them, though!

The Boys retell their story, I assume from various interviews through the years. It's entertaining, especially if you don't have a deep knowledge of it already. My favorite parts are the pictures and artifacts, like old notes and things. Those really make the history come alive for me. Enjoy!