[mb-users] Pre-gap tracks / duplicate albums

Chris B chris at whenironsattack.com
Mon Apr 21 19:38:10 UTC 2008


i don't really have an opinion as such, but i've seen one example in
the DB of this and it's done with the pre-gap track as the 1st track
of a duplicate release:
http://musicbrainz.org/release/bc71aa3c-da45-455b-bb97-79bf9cc37a1e.html
(inc pre gap track)
http://musicbrainz.org/release/188d704b-678d-499d-b488-516a7247cc01.html (not)

not sure if there's enough of these releases to make any kind of
precedent, though! i just try and ignore them :)

2008/4/21 Lauri Watts <krazykiwi at gmail.com>:
> Does anyone have an opinion (well, of course you do) on keeping
>  duplicates of pre-gap albums, where the duplicate has the hidden track
>  appended to the end?
>
>  Since the specific one I just came across has puid's and trm's attached
>  to the hidden track, and without it there's really no way to tag it,
>  I'm inclined to
>  let it be with an annotation connecting them and pointing out the situation.
>
>  And there's the remote possibility that it was reissued somewhere with
>  the hidden
>  track appended instead of pre-gap, but in this case, I don't think so, because
>  instructions how to access it are a 'hidden' feature in the liners
>  too, and it's also this
>  way on the japanese release, which does also contain traditional end-of-cd
>  bonus tracks.
>
>  --
>  Lauri Watts
>
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