debianlinux
Well-Known Member
1ts time poster with an iffy link. I'm not clicking without someone confirming it's not a bad plan.
Last edited:
Thanks for alerting us1ts time poster with an iffy link. I'm not clicking without someone confirming it's not a bad plan.
I don’t think so. I think your best bet is to pull a release then look at the for sale items then under each seller it will list how many other items they have for sale that are also on your want list. Unfortunately, I don’t believe this can be filtered or searched for. @LeeVing or @GentleSenator are much more savvy than I on the technical in’s & outs of Discogs hopefully one of them would know for sure.Hi everyone, is there a way to sort my wantlist by sellers that offer the most items that are currently on it? I tried to find that feature but failed. Anyones help is appreciated, thank you.
Hi everyone, is there a way to sort my wantlist by sellers that offer the most items that are currently on it? I tried to find that feature but failed. Anyones help is appreciated, thank you.
I don’t think so. I think your best bet is to pull a release then look at the for sale items then under each seller it will list how many other items they have for sale that are also on your want list. Unfortunately, I don’t believe this can be filtered or searched for. @LeeVing or @GentleSenator are much more savvy than I on the technical in’s & outs of Discogs hopefully one of them would know for sure.
Go to your wantlist.Hi everyone, is there a way to sort my wantlist by sellers that offer the most items that are currently on it? I tried to find that feature but failed. Anyones help is appreciated, thank you.
Go to your wantlist.
In the upper right hand corner is a button "show items in marketplace"
When you have your list, one of the filters is by seller (lower left) and they are in order of most to least.
I have 49 cassettes in my collection on discogs and created an entry for a couple of em. It’s really not too different from an LP or CD entry. Nothing you listed should be too much of an issue when you create the entry. Enter the information you have leave blank the info you are unsure about. If someone has the information you are lacking they can update the listing. if is a self release, you can choose “Not On Label” as an entry. Good luck. It can seem a little overwhelming the first time but it progressively becomes easier the more you use it. There is also a great community within Discogs you can hit up if you get stuck.Any Needlers or Groovers especially experienced with adding cassette tapes to Discogs? I just released my first tape and I'd like it on Discogs but I am not patient or experienced enough to get it right. I'm especially unsure of how to add it because it's a 'fake' reissue of a tape by a label that doesn't actually exist and it's also a non-profit release and I don't know how much of that is integral to the release entry according to Discogs.
Just so I understand, these songs on the tape are songs you made, or are from other artists?Here are some specific questions:
I made a "fake radio ad" intro for my tape. That intro is technically A1 but it is uncredited on the printed track listing, which starts with the first music song (technically A2) as track 1.
How does that look according to Discogs guidelines?
A1 - No Artist - Untitled? And then a note that says "Track A1 does not appear on printed track listing. Printed track listing begins with A2 as Track 1" or a more elegant version of that?
Or, since it's not referenced on the track listing, does it just become an uncredited 'intro' to the first actual song and require no notation or crediting or note?
Just so I understand, these songs on the tape are songs you made, or are from other artists?
so this reminds me, how is it i can vote on some merges and not others? does it have to be in my collection first (which seems a reasonable requirement)?