Cheers Guy, so you can do it on Discogs too. I didn't realise that as the drop down box contains "artist" "label" "release" "catalogue#" (plus pending and sale stuff), therefore I thought that was all you could search by, but you can look for tracks in the way described too (don't know if there's a reason for not having "track" in the drop down). For info though if anyone else is doing similar searches Discogs only returned 4 entries for my search where Allmusic gave 25 so it looks like it's more accurate (+ you can listen too!). OK maybe I should mail Discogs with the other 21 records...........
> -----Original Message----- > From: Thackeray, Guy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > You can search by track name on discogs. Just use a search > query like this: > > track:"some part of the track name". > > As an example, if you enter: > > track:"song of the green whale" > > then you get this: > http://www.discogs.com/search?type=all&q=track%3A%22song+of+th > e+green+whale%22&btn=Search > > discogs.com has help pages: > http://help.discogs.com/wiki/BrowsingSearching > > If this info has been helpful, please post it back to the > list - I can't post as I'm on the digest these days and so I > don't know if someone's pointed out yet that you can just do > it on discogs.
