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<blockquote data-quote="jameson_uk" data-source="post: 48380" data-attributes="member: 11220">Hello 8)Will check this out.I have done this but I have several various artists where the band/orchesta tag is set to varous artists and the artist tag is set to the actual artist.&nbsp; Even with this option ticked, I have setup a view to go Genre =&gt; Artist =&gt; Album =&gt; Track but as soon as I go into a genre I see all the artist tags whether or not they are on a various artists album...(also whilst I was trying this, I had the album part of this view setup to be sorted by date but I get the feeling MP will not do this??</blockquote>I have been using the original artist and composer tags (id v2.x) to store say Dylan, Bob and Smiths, The.&nbsp; I have been using two tags so as to have one for band and one for artists (ie. various artists would appear under v for bands but the artists would appear under the correct letter for artists)[/quote]Will do.&nbsp; Out of interest what type of database is it?&nbsp; (SQL Lite???)[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="jameson_uk, post: 48380, member: 11220"] Hello 8) Will check this out. I have done this but I have several various artists where the band/orchesta tag is set to varous artists and the artist tag is set to the actual artist. Even with this option ticked, I have setup a view to go Genre => Artist => Album => Track but as soon as I go into a genre I see all the artist tags whether or not they are on a various artists album... (also whilst I was trying this, I had the album part of this view setup to be sorted by date but I get the feeling MP will not do this??[/quote] I have been using the original artist and composer tags (id v2.x) to store say Dylan, Bob and Smiths, The. I have been using two tags so as to have one for band and one for artists (ie. various artists would appear under v for bands but the artists would appear under the correct letter for artists)[/quote] Will do. Out of interest what type of database is it? (SQL Lite???) [/QUOTE]

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