[mb-users] Artist {guest} performed Track AR,
why isn't anyone using it?
Bogdan Butnaru
bogdanb at gmail.com
Sun Oct 21 12:47:22 UTC 2007
I for one always use "guest performed". In fact, I tend to always use
"additionally guest performed", since it seems to me they almost
always apply (guest means they're not usually part of the band, and
additionally means they didn't play all by themselves, but in addition
to the band).
On 10/21/07, Philip Jägenstedt <philip at foolip.org> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is there any particular reason why everyone seems to be using the
> simplest possible AR ("performed") for describing featured artists and
> everything else under heaven? I am included here, because there are no
> guidelines I just don't know when using the "guest" attribute is
> appropriate.
>
> If it only means that the the artist is not considered a normal member
> of the main artist then couldn't this be deduced from existing data
> without the need for the "guest" attribute?
>
> It also very seldom see the "performed {vocal}" or "performed
> {instrument}" AR used, could it be that there is collective insecurity
> about what is the proper use so that everyone simply enters
> "performed" ARs?
>
> Philip
>
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