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What you really need is a sharper scan. Why don't you use this? http://pinkfloydarchives.com/Discog/UK/ ... abels1.jpg

The label looks blurry. It would probably get accepted, but it could be quite a bit sharper.

Judging by the number of penis albums I've seen here, I believe that explicit covers are not a problem.

If you're a Photoshop user and scanning your own images, make sure you try the Sattva Descreen plugin. I bought it a couple of months ago and it still blows me away every time I use it. It measures the screen pattern and performs a fully automated fourier based descreening process. If you've ever tr...

The quality there wasn't all that good, to be honest. When I tink of coverlib, I think of hardly fixable moire problems.

Rumour has it the site has been closed by the authorities because of copyright violations.

The albums names n the database correspont to music brainz release groups, not individual releases. The entry for "Coaster" will be correct for "Frisbee", as the Coaster release group on Musibrainz contains both releases. I usually add a comment about using the correct release group despite the titl...

Search for a band. If it isn't in the database you can submit its musicbrainz ID in the box on the right side of the screen.

Leepenny is our hero.

FreeDB is very popular for file tagging, but I think it may not be the ideal choice for our purposes here, mostly because it treats every release as an individual thing instead of sorting them into release groups. Discogs might have been a better choice than musicbrainz, as it seems to have the bigg...

You first create a release group and then a release inside the release group.