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Disneyland is a group from Australia that appeared on some Terse Tapes compilations like One Stop Shopping (tape 1).

If you are not listening to that artist please do yourself and Last.fm a favour and fix your tags. The easiest way is to use MusicBrainz Picard.
You might for instance refer to Disneyland After Dark, see D-A-D.

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  • oldfolkshome

    NICE MIXTAPE, LOL

    22 May 3:52am Reply
  • Stichey

    Thanks for reposting my comment, Scrubbles! If you're interested, "Maddieman" of LastFM said that there is hope on the way when replied to my feedback posted last year within this forum thread: http://www.last.fm/forum/21717/_/2050952/1 Hopefully this gets cleaned up soon as I find that I now RARELY PLAY Disneyland tracks since they are being scored for this band and not really connecting me to others that adore the park music as much as I do!

    3 Jan 10:51pm Reply
  • scrubbles

    As someone that LOVES Last FM, it is brutal that no solution has been provided for how to tag Disneyland park soundtracks without all of the lame pictures and accusations of bad tags (and suggesting Music Brainz is worthless as most Disneyland sountrack albums have UNKNOWN in the title which seems to do little to "keep tags clean." And now, instead of having a connection to all of the other park music enthusiasts, we're all forced to create our own tags which seems like it will only make things worse instead of better. [3]

    5 Oct 2012 Reply
  • oldfolkshome

    And what about tracks that are essentially field recordings of attraction ride-throughs? VARIOUS ARTISTS? ANONYMOUS? I don't think so.

    13 May 2012 Reply
  • Stichey

    In fact, if Last Fm can auto-correct track names, why can't they auto-correct this tag for people? You would think that it would be SIMPLE to know when a Disneyland park track is being played instead of what, I would expect, is the VERY LIMITED song list for the band referenced above.

    9 May 2012 Reply
  • Stichey

    And that's a great point too - who determines what's wrong with certain tags and why don't they work with the individuals towards a good solution instead of something like this situation where it's only going to get worse because now people will be inventing tags, since it is near impossible to get Artist info for most of these theme park track, to use in order to match other enthusiasts? It would be nice if whomever keeps deleting the Disneyland photo file could actually work with us towards a solution.

    9 May 2012 Reply
  • oldfolkshome

    But of course. The moderation on this page has been bugging me for quite some time now.

    5 May 2012 Reply
  • Stichey

    Thanks for echoing my sentiment, Oldfolkshome!

    4 May 2012 Reply
  • oldfolkshome

    As someone that LOVES Last FM, it is brutal that no solution has been provided for how to tag Disneyland park soundtracks without all of the lame pictures and accusations of bad tags (and suggesting Music Brainz is worthless as most Disneyland sountrack albums have UNKNOWN in the title which seems to do little to "keep tags clean." And now, instead of having a connection to all of the other park music enthusiasts, we're all forced to create our own tags which seems like it will only make things worse instead of better. [2]

    30 Apr 2012 Reply
  • oldfolkshome

    CHANGE IT BACK

    30 Apr 2012 Reply
  • Stichey

    As someone that LOVES Last FM, it is brutal that no solution has been provided for how to tag Disneyland park soundtracks without all of the lame pictures and accusations of bad tags (and suggesting Music Brainz is worthless as most Disneyland sountrack albums have UNKNOWN in the title which seems to do little to "keep tags clean." And now, instead of having a connection to all of the other park music enthusiasts, we're all forced to create our own tags which seems like it will only make things worse instead of better.

    26 Apr 2012 Reply
  • flawlesly

    there is some australian band called Disneyland, http://australianmusictrade.50webs.com/Bands/TerseTapes.htm

    15 Apr 2012 Reply
  • rachelica9

    Are you kidding? "Disneyland" is much more descriptive than "Various Artists"

    9 Dec 2011 Reply
  • Stichey

    In regards to the suggestion that "architecture can't create music," I don't see how "Unknown" or "Various Artists" is better than marking it as "Disneyland." When listening to "Sounds from Toontown" or "Sounds from Matterhorn Mountain," it seems much better to just use "Disneyland" rather than "Disney Imagineering" or some other fabrication. While I'm all for properly attributing an artist, there are times when it can be near impossible to obtain the needed info for these kinds of cases.

    29 Jul 2011 Reply
  • liftarn

    OK, it might be http://musicbrainz.org/release-group/c2e12531-79b6-36e1-a9af-3c8a49a3bacb.html you are looking for.

    28 Mar 2011 Reply
  • Lackie_Chan

    Last time I checked, the album I was listening to was called A Musical History of Disneyland

    25 Mar 2011 Reply
  • liftarn

    Well, the album is actually called "The Official Album: The Music of Disneyland, Walt Disney World & Epcot" and the actual artists are listed at http://musicbrainz.org/release/2462b5d6-3446-437e-b3a4-f585de7a7317.html

    22 Mar 2011 Reply
  • Lackie_Chan

    I wish Last.fm would stop trying to force its users to conform to one set idea of what is a valid artist name. Disneyland (with the capital letter D) IS the correct artist (at least as far as I and many others are concerned), and I find the ugly image above and the typo in the title to be highly offensive. Several of my albums are titled "The Music of Disneyland" or something to that nature. It's not the music of Joe Blow written for Disneyland--it's music written especially for the park, and that's the proper credit. I will never change the tag to some random composer's name, because when I want to listen to Disneyland music, that's what I look for. When I want to find others with similar interests, that's what I search for. So there. :-) [3]

    17 Mar 2011 Reply
  • oldfolkshome

    LOL.

    16 Mar 2011 Reply
  • liftarn

    Architecture can't create music.

    16 Mar 2011 Reply
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