Notations Key
& Clarifications
Artist/Group
Discographies / Album Credits
A link to an artist’s/group’s
discography on Amazon.com is provided with the following exceptions:
o
Amazon hasn’t created one.
These links connect to a search for the artist’s/group’s albums on Amazon.com
& are followed by “(Search)” (i.e. Annick Gagnon)
o
The artist/group doesn’t sell any of their albums on Amazon. The link will take you to a list of their albums on
their site. (i.e. Tom Callinan)
Some discography links may be
followed by an alternate name for an artist/group (i.e. Kaci
Battaglia when the artist is known as “Kaci”). It may be that the artist/group went by more than
one name. In any case, these variations are provided to show that they are all
connected to the same artist/group.
Some listings may contain
multiple discographies (i.e. Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin Brothers). This
occurs when a solo artist is credited with tracks on an album, but we have yet
to purchase any of that artist’s solo albums. If the number of tracks the solo
artist receives credit for is less than half of the total on the group’s album,
his/her discography will be relocated to its own listing if/when an album is
bought and the album will remain under the group’s listing.
Albums with multiple artists
sharing equal credit for that album will appear undear
each artist’s listing with credit given to their partner(s) in parenthesis
following the album’s title. (i.e. Jerry Garcia &
David Grisman)
Album
Availability
If a title is an import
available for purchase from one of Amazon’s sites, a notation will appear after
the title’s link: “Import available in
the
If a title is only available
through the artist’s/group’s website, the link will take you to that site. A
notation as such will also appear under the artist’s/group’s listing.
If a title has no link, it is
not available for purchase from Amazon.
If all else fails, we recommend
either purchasing albums through one of Amazon’s “trusted sellers” (linked on
each album’s listing on Amazon) or sites such as eBay or SecondSpin.
Album Formats
& Categories
Notations will appear in
parentheses following the album’s title if an album…
o
Contains “Explicit
Lyrics”
o
Has “Extra Tracks”
o
Is “Remastered” or “Live”
o
Is a “Dual Disc”, a
“CD Set”, a “Box Set”, or a “Single”
For descriptions of these
notations, consult Amazon’s Buying Guide page.
The following notations were
created to enhance this site, but are not included in Amazon’s listings:
o
“2 albums on 1 CD” and “2 (or more) albums in a Box Set”. These clarified what is found with the physical album’s
case/box.
o
“Christmas”. The most
wonderful time of the year!
o
“Disney Parks”. These albums
contain music from the Disney parks (past and present) that you can buy for
your very own!
If an album fits into multiple
categories (i.e. a “Original Cast Recording” that is also a “Disney Parks”
exclusive), it will be listed in both categories with the notation of other
categories it appears under in parenthesis after the album’s title. (i.e.
Festival of the Lion King)
Some information regarding album
configurations has been collected from third party sources, most prominently
Amazon.com. We do not vouch for the accuracy of that information. If you see
what you believe to be inaccurate information, please contact the webmaster.
Dates at the
Bottom of Pages
Last
CD Added: This is the date that a new CD was
added to the page. For a complete list of recent CD’s added to the site, see
the site’s Main
Page.
Page
Last Updated: This date indicates when the
page was last checked (links and notations are subject to change on CD list
pages, for instance, based on album availability on Amazon) or the page
received some other modification.
The most common updates will
involve Import albums. Import albums that were available on Amazon as of this
date will have notations following their links. If you come across an import
that is being sold directly through Amazon.com and it does not have the “Import
available in the
Page Last Updated:
02/18/12