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Matt Westwood · 1 reply
[x] Big career retrospectives
Matt Westwood
16 years ago
Dec 24, 2007 - 2:21pm
... as examples we have Decade by Neil Young, Beckology by Jeff Beck, and the Robert Plant one whose name I can't remember.
While a lot of the work is solo, there are usually tracks on there by bands in which the person participated (in Young's case there's Buffalo Springfield, CSNY, Stills-Young Band and of course several incarnations of Crazy Horse).
Now: the quick and dirty interpretation about how to document such entities is as (for example) "Decade" by "Neil Young" and mark it as a "Single band compilation". The tracks which are by the various participatory bands would then be marked as (for example again) "Crosby Stills Nash & Young": "Decade(released by Neil Young)" and still set as a "Single band compilation".
Would this still apply if the band isn't actually credited as being that band? IIRC, "Helpless" (for example) was not credited to CSNY on Decade - so would they be actually indicated as having such an entry above?
While a lot of the work is solo, there are usually tracks on there by bands in which the person participated (in Young's case there's Buffalo Springfield, CSNY, Stills-Young Band and of course several incarnations of Crazy Horse).
Now: the quick and dirty interpretation about how to document such entities is as (for example) "Decade" by "Neil Young" and mark it as a "Single band compilation". The tracks which are by the various participatory bands would then be marked as (for example again) "Crosby Stills Nash & Young": "Decade(released by Neil Young)" and still set as a "Single band compilation".
Would this still apply if the band isn't actually credited as being that band? IIRC, "Helpless" (for example) was not credited to CSNY on Decade - so would they be actually indicated as having such an entry above?
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Mark
16 years ago
May 11, 2008 - 2:17pm
No, they would not. If they are not properly attributed to the recording band, then we consider them orphan tracks that we do not document.
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