Does it look like a dove?

http://i.imgur.com/0ciQ2yt.gif

It looks a bit like a dove.

Looks like I'm going to be spending the weekend in moderator mode amending The Beatles UK 1987 and 2009 releases of the main catalogue to International. Glad it is all in a flat structure and we can see all the releases together.

I've just gone a bit dense on my 1st first visit!

I have in my hand a kind of CD digipack of AC/DC - highway to hell on Epic records - when I looked it up there are 2 versions of this album already with different barcodes & record labels instead of cat numbers ? They cant all be international surely?

We've made some changes to how CD Albums work. Thanks for the feedback we received about this.

Artist discographies are now shown as a flat list. They are no longer divided up by country. Barcode/UPC numbers are shown for each CD. CD Album World is more product-based than other worlds, so normally there will be just a single entry for each barcode.

When adding CDs, the first options shown are International and Europe, as many CDs will fit into those categories. "International" just means that it was released in more than 1 country. It doesn't mean that it was released worldwide. So it's a very flexible choice.

Bootleg CDs are placed at the end of the discography.

The "International" flag has been changed to make it more distinct. There is no standard for a world/global/international flag, especially one that fits into 16x11 pixels, so any suggestions regarding that are welcome!

Are promos supposed to appear in a separate section to standard albums, Looking at this discography they are out of date order ?

How about implementing the "International" feature for CD singles? I bet that CD lovers should easily approve this.

I have an album that was only available as a USB drive that came with a band logoed shirt, are there any plans for alternative formats like this to be added?

Also this may have been asked before but for CD's with a DVD for disc 2 are we added the DVD in the notes or putting the DVD tracklist in the proper tracklist section?

Artist discographies are now shown as a flat list. They are no longer divided up by country. Barcode/UPC numbers are shown for each CD. CD Album World is more product-based than other worlds, so normally there will be just a single entry for each barcode.

It's fine that the barcode/UPC numbers are shown now on the artist discographies. They don't appear, however, on the label discographies where they would be a welcome tool to sort the sequence of release. This applies especially for US releases where the catalogue numbers often derived from much older vinyl releases and were kept even for enhanced releases with new barcodes. For example, we have moved Columbia CK 37496 from 1990 to 2008 only because of the barcode. The cat# would be the same for both issues though.