MusicBrainzSep 30
Cory Dransfeldt 

🔗 Take The Power Back (Over My Music) via @wonderfulfrog #Musicbrainz #Tech #Music

I want to take control of my music library and be responsible for organizing and tagging all of my music files. This probably sounds like making work for the sake of work, but it’s something that I’m passionate about. Like a well-curated and organized collection of records, clothes, make-up, or books, it feels good knowing...

https://wonderfulfrog.com/posts/take-the-power-back-music/

Take The Power Back (Over My Music) • wonderfulfrog.com

One guy's struggle to regain ownership of some MP3 files.

Sep 22 at 8:13pmWeb
Show threadRusty Spork EnucleationSep 22
@cory @wonderfulfrog Very cool! I've been curating my own collection for years. I mean, I still have a bunch in my Qobuz library. At one time, I had over 150,000 tracks, but I decided to zap the whole thing except for a few things like my Grateful Dead collection. Now, I mainly source original issue CDs and place those in my collection. I'm not a remaster fan. Especially as it pertains to metal. MusicBrainz is a wonderful service, and it is certainly a part of my workflow. Anyway, it was great to read about your experience...
Show threadCory Dransfeldt Sep 22
@brian @wonderfulfrog I let mine rot away for a while and it took me a bit to rebuild it, but I'm glad I did. I hang on to *some* CDs (like NoMeansNo's catalog since it was a process to track down), but it's mostly digital. It all sits on an archive drive that Backblaze backs up and I also mirror to a B2 bucket using rclone.