If you have so many LPs to require a database then you can't spare the listening time to create one :)

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Topic - Database creation - posaune32foot@gmail.com 07:10:51 11/07/23 (15)

RE: A spreadsheet can work. - tketcham 08:14:54 11/08/23 (2)

Yup - pivot tables are handy [nt] - Chris from Lafayette 12:17:56 11/08/23 (0)

Great answer. - ToddM 08:31:11 11/08/23 (0)

Open Office Db - Munkie_NL 06:44:33 11/08/23 (0)

RE: Database creation - jennconducts 01:02:05 11/08/23 (0)

If you have so many LPs to require a database then you can't spare the listening time to create one :) - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 15:24:34 11/07/23 (0)

I use a very simple Apache Open Office spreadsheet that does all that I will ever need. ... - J. S. Bach 14:59:58 11/07/23 (0)

If you're doing this for classical recordings... - hesson11 14:57:28 11/07/23 (1)

Especially for compilations. So many classical LPs have multiple composers and - alaskahiatt 11:44:09 11/08/23 (0)

Former librarian, current DBA, here. - ToddM 12:49:56 11/07/23 (0)

RE: Database creation - weedeewop 08:05:37 11/07/23 (4)

RE: Database creation - Phil_S 08:38:36 11/08/23 (0)

Thanks for the Discogs recommendation!...- - Steve Parry 18:48:50 11/07/23 (1)

BTW, the best way to do this is to search for the record id number...- - Steve Parry 09:48:08 11/08/23 (0)

+1 on Discogs (NT) - jperry 12:09:30 11/07/23 (0)

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If you have so many LPs to require a database then you can't spare the listening time to create one :) - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 15:24:34 11/07/23 (0)

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