When I ripped OKONOKOS (incredible, by the way) on to itunes, "Dondante" came up as "Donate." I checked the back of the CD case to make sure there hadn't been an MMJ-approved name change, but it says "Dondante." I don't know if this has happened to anyone else, but perhaps someone should "donate" Apple a MMJ song catalog or tell them to take off auto-spell check.. Just another reason I'm glad I don't have an Ipod.
What does a spelling issue on a tracklist have to do with owning an iPod? No matter what program you use to rip CD's, you'll still get the occasional error on a tracklist - thankfully it only takes a milisecond to edit info on a track/album and even add album art... so when it happens it's not that big a deal, really.
iPod has nothing to do with ripping CD's, anyway, so I don't see why this would make you glad you don't own one. I love my iPod, being able to fit the entire MMJ discography in my pocket is a godsend.
Man, my itunes did the same thing, but it turned out there was an update I hadn't downloaded. I got the new version, and the problem was solved.
correct - it's not just ITunes or Ipods. I have a Creative Micro and the software that goes along with that, and it did the same thing.
I'm pretty sure it's the actual service that "looks up" the info that makes the mistake, not the audio program (ITunes or otherwise).
But of course, as stated, you can just type whatever you want into the tracklist.
it's the CDDB or CDBB database, whatever the name is. someone just entered it wrong when they were putting in that album. i'm sure if we sent a correction to them, they might be able to fix it.
Check closely, if I remember correctly there are one or two more errors other than "Donate" on Disc 2. Disc 1 was 100% accurate.
that and "Steam" and "Hell"
Quotethat and "Steam" and "Hell"
That must be what I was thinking of, just the shortened titles. Maybe our boys did a Peter Gabriel cover (Steam)! ;D