Most of the major on-line companies get their CD information from a
company called Muze - www.muze.com. Muze used to have some of the
database directly on-line but have now replaced the web site with just
stuff selling their services.
Muze also has kiosks in major music stores (for example Bortders) with
the same information.
(I used to work for them - but you will see Muze credited on the on-line
sites).
On Tue, 30 May 2000 05:31:50 -0500 "Alan S. Harrell"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On 29 May 2000, 22:29, Carol wrote:
>
> > Are there CD databases available on the internet. I want to put
> in the
> > name of a CD I own and find all the particulars of the CD so I can
> copy
> > and paste to my own database. Possible?
>
> Check out the CDDB (CD DataBase)
>
> http://www.cddb.com/
>
> Carol, the CDDB has this disclaimer:
>
> "Please note that our database consists of CDs submitted by fans
> like
> you from their own collections. This may include out-of-print CDs,
> and
> a small number of home-made CDs (although we discourage this). While
> we
> don't sell CDs ourselves, we encourage you to click on our retail
> partners' links to see if they have them."
>
> I wanted to make the point that most of the major CD sellers have
> database entries on the CD's they sell. You can go to CDNOW,
> Amazon,
> Tower Records, etc. and find a CD and most often it at least lists
> the
> cuts on the CD.
>
>
> Alan
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Leslie Pearson
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