Question for those who file/browse their music alphabetically
Posted by: JeremyB on 06 October 2009
What is your favorite letter?
T is good for me - Tsabropoulos, Tedeschi and Tindersticks
T is good for me - Tsabropoulos, Tedeschi and Tindersticks
Most of my files appear to be classical, so it's the B's for me (the bees knees 
) Beethoven, Brahms, Bruckner, Bortinyanski, yadda yadda yadda...
Bro
) Beethoven, Brahms, Bruckner, Bortinyanski, yadda yadda yadda...Bro
It's Status Quo 
, actually.
, actually.Status Quo, also known as The Quo, are an English rock band whose music is characterized by their distinctive brand of boogie rock. The group's origins were in "The Spectres" founded by schoolboys The Francis Rossi and The Alan Lancaster in 1962. After a number of lineup changes, the band became "The Status Quo" in late 1967, finally settling on the name "Status Quo" in 1970quote:Originally posted by BigH47:
It's Status Quo
My albums were when the band were at their peak in the 60s -
Picturesque Matchstickable Messages from the Status Quo
What ever happened to the Roy Lynes?
I agree that by The Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon they had dropped the the and become simply Status Quo, but then we all make mistakes, forgive me. I guess the the had become like Ice in the sun and melted away.
The Attack
The Creation
The Zutons
are three more great bands to file under "T"
next to the The T-Rex.
Would I be believed if I claimed for The Pubert Brown Fridge Occurrence? It's very good BTW 
"Deep in the heart of Sydney's inner west dwells a musical collective steeped in the lysergic sounds and vibrations of late 60's and early 70's British Beat and psychedelic era. Names like The Kinks, The Move, The Beatles, Pink Floyd and the Small Faces are revered by this bunch of musical misfits known mysteriously as The Pubert Brown Fridge Occurrence. The music contained on the disc, entitled 'A Once And Future Thing', IS their sound."
"Deep in the heart of Sydney's inner west dwells a musical collective steeped in the lysergic sounds and vibrations of late 60's and early 70's British Beat and psychedelic era. Names like The Kinks, The Move, The Beatles, Pink Floyd and the Small Faces are revered by this bunch of musical misfits known mysteriously as The Pubert Brown Fridge Occurrence. The music contained on the disc, entitled 'A Once And Future Thing', IS their sound."
Are there people who don't arrange their music alphabetically then? 
Yes...I arrange mine in sections. For example:quote:Originally posted by Andy1912:
Are there people who don't arrange their music alphabetically then?
JAZZ is a large section, subdivided into 'Solo Piano', 'Saxaphone lead players', 'Horn lead players', 'Big Bands', 'Fusion' and so on. Within these, individual artist are kept as subdivisions so for example Oscar Peterson is all in one lump, Bill Evans another.
Other sections are for example Female vocal sorted first by a large section for Jazz with the likes of Sara Vaughan then a second section for pop where Tina Turner appears. In the rock & pop male section groups are filed as a seperate area vs individual artists.
This approach avoids 'strange compamy' filings such as Ellington next to the Eagles, Miles Davis in with Dire Straits, or Nina Simone next to Sade.
I can head for a specific section depending on what sort of music I want to listen to then nattow it to a specific title as a I scan the section.
regards
Geoff.
I always found the the confusing file under, the ,or under the!
mike