2017-03-21, 20:28
@ZippyTheChicken So your issue is, that you downloaded a Boston song, that was ripped from a bootleg, and this is what MusicBrianz Picard is picking up on. So if you ripped your own CD of Boston, you wouldn't have this issue with MusicBrianz Picard.
However, there is a way to force MusicBrainz Picard to pick a different album.
1. Move the song back to the middle pane in Picard. Delete the Album it found on the right pane.
2. Then in the Info listed about the Song in the bottom section, put in the album you think it should be, leave the artist name as Boston, and delete every other item listed below. So it is completely blank, except the Artist being Boston, and the name of the Album that song is from.
3. Finally do a Lookup, or Scan (I forget which one), and it should bring up different CD's for the Artist. You may have to do this several times to get the right Album (as it might find best of CD's etc.).
However, there is a way to force MusicBrainz Picard to pick a different album.
1. Move the song back to the middle pane in Picard. Delete the Album it found on the right pane.
2. Then in the Info listed about the Song in the bottom section, put in the album you think it should be, leave the artist name as Boston, and delete every other item listed below. So it is completely blank, except the Artist being Boston, and the name of the Album that song is from.
3. Finally do a Lookup, or Scan (I forget which one), and it should bring up different CD's for the Artist. You may have to do this several times to get the right Album (as it might find best of CD's etc.).
