www.madmusic.com/album_details.aspx?AlbumID=8806

If I remember correctly (and I rarely do these days), we did this purposely in a site update years ago.

Someone with 'artist' status had control over their albums & songs, but limited influence over other things. From a practical standpoint, this was so things in the music store would remain as they are. We didn't want anyone shortchanged by alterations to an album. I think. Reasonably sure.

Maybe Wayne will remind me of the reasons when I get around to fleshing out the History page. I have a Xmas show and a Halloween show to add final segments to first.

As long as it's comedy, it doesn't matter if it's explicit or not - my show specializes in that, after all.

If you add an album, although you must add all it's tracks, you don't have to add song pages for tracks that aren't comedy music. The tracks will still appear if you added them on the album edit page, they just won't link to anything.

There are lots of examples of this in the archive.

As long as it's comedy, it doesn't matter if it's explicit or not - my show specializes in that, after all.

If you add an album, although you must add all it's tracks, you don't have to add song pages for tracks that aren't comedy music - just make sure the artist is included on every track in the table, even if it's not getting a song page. The tracks will still appear if you added them on the album edit page, they just won't link to anything.

There are lots of examples of this in the archive.