Liberal Shop of Horrors by Capitol Steps

Album Details

	##	Tracks
Disc: 1
	1	Return to Spenders
	2	Taxicab Driver
	3	Cash for Codgers
	4	Strangers on This Flight
	5	Fly of the Tiger
	6	Going Green
	7	Don't Cry, I'm in Argentina
	8	You Can't Hide That Nobel Prize
	9	Officer Crowley
	10	Obamamania
	11	Everything's Coming Up Roguey
	12	We Arrrr the World
	13	The Great Health Care Trial Balloon
	14	The Twitter
	15	Swine Fever
	16	Secret Kenyan Man
	17	In the Nude
	18	A Detective's Story The Iranian Candidate
	19	We´ve Got a Lot of Livers to Do
	20	Battle Hymn of the Tea Public
	21	Lirty Die - 2009 Yite a Quear

Liberal Shop of Horrors

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	Tim P. Ryan Offline - Participant, MP3 - 05-21-10 12:50 PM - 14 years ago
	Album released 5/11/2010. Can someone review the tracks at the Amazon page to see if some songs pages should be added to make them available for DT20 voting? Track titles look interesting, such as: Strangers on This Flight Going Green and We Arrrr the World.

	Stavro Arrgolus Offline - Editor, MP3 - 05-21-10 01:27 PM - 14 years ago
	Done. The familiar political tomfoolery of the Capitol Steps is defined as dementia.

	DJ Particle Offline - Moderator, Artist & D.J. - 05-22-10 12:12 AM - 14 years ago
	Album was released April 1 according to Amazon...entries fixed www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003HBBLIE?ie=UTF8&tag=moosehillbitwork&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B003HBBLIE it was added to Amazon on May 11, but the album itself was released through other channels on April 1

	Tim P. Ryan Offline - Participant, MP3 - 05-22-10 08:42 AM - 14 years ago
	Okay, Physical CD on 5/11/2010, MP3s available earlier.

	Stavro Arrgolus Offline - Editor, MP3 - 05-22-10 12:11 PM - 14 years ago
	And the last track had a difficulty with its suffix being put in the artist column on the edit screen. That's fixed now. All this fuss about release dates makes me think there's becoming too much focus in them. Especially with only YYYY in the table above. As you can see, I've added both releases and they both can only read 2010 on this page. Defeats the purpose a bit when only the song pages have complete dates. We can sort this out better when the new site's album page has full dates. Maybe there should be more focus on 'what constitutes dementia and what doesn't'. There should be a thread somewhere with the big list of all the elements that justifies a song or bit being in the archive. And there are a lot of them.

	Tim P. Ryan Offline - Participant, MP3 - 05-22-10 01:02 PM - 14 years ago
	The new site should also be much better at passing available data through to new entries. Such as, when an album is entered, the release date (in mm/dd/yyyy) should be able to used to populate null entries in the song pages. As I pointed out before, one of Wayne's Parrot-Bots should be able to take the RSS feed from The Fump and populate the data for new releases from them instead of new, duplicate data entry. Likewise, song duration should be able to be determined from the length of the mp3. Stavro Arrgolus: --- ... All this fuss about release dates makes me think there's becoming too much focus in them. Especially with only YYYY in the table above. As you can see, I've added both releases and they both can only read 2010 on this page. Defeats the purpose a bit when only the song pages have complete dates. We can sort this out better when the new site's album page has full dates.

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