[dkoh]

I just learned about these nodes this last Monday night.  How have I not known about these?!?  They remove a ton of things I wanted/requested.

So I made a moods pack that matches allmusic (I also made Occasions/Themes for when that's supported).  This is for the data-nerds that actually tag their music (I use Jaikoz and FLAC) and these work with song-level tags.  Everyone says, "genres are subjective" and "moods don't mean anything", but that's only because you have uninitiated noobs inputting data on last.fm.  Their website is absolutely atrocious but I find allmusic data to be accurate, consistent, and predictable, which is the only way these kinds of things can work.  And it works.  If you're in doubt, select a mood from https://www.allmusic.com/moods and tell me the results don't fit.  It may be time to adjust your Universal scraper.

They are all in this format:

 Airy songs Airy albums :
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>

<node type="filter">

<label>Airy</label>

<content>songs</content>

<rule field="moods" operator="contains">

<value>Airy</value>

</rule>

<group>albums</group>

</node>

Just drop the 'moods' folder into your \\library\music folder.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/i6jqbk85b1zvhk...s.rar?dl=0

I am currently working on an allmusic genres pack that covers all 1144 genres/styles in a relatively large cascading menu setup.  I'm trying to figure out how to avoid repeating menus and where to put folders and index.xml to make it behave properly.  Like I said... this last Monday.

*edit: I use 'contains' because my MOOD tags are CSV like this: "Aggressive,Angry,Bleak,Confrontational,Gutsy,Harsh,Intense,Uncompromising,Ambitious,Bitter,Crunchy,Gritty,Malevolent,Nihilistic,Provocative,Tense/Anxious,Suffocating".  I'm not sure if IS would work in this case. I'm not exactly sure if Kodi splits these apart, but CONTAINS seems to be working well for me.