Ah yes, that was Erich von Däniken who said that wasn’t it?
That looks more like the march of progress to me. I do like how the entire video is working towards the joke at the end
How was the first microscopic living cell created on planet Earth?
Because in the future it will already be known.
We come from amoeba.
Where does Record Club get its music data from?
Record Club sources almost all of its data from MusicBrainz, an open-source project that aims to unify the web’s music data via their MusicBrainz Identifier. Some other notable projects that use MusicBrainz to augment and improve data include Last.fm, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon, etc.
If you’ve spotted an error with the data, we suggest you first of all report it at MusicBrainz. Since it’s open source, you’re also encouraged to contribute to the improvement of data. Just be sure to read their How to Contribute guide before making changes.
Does this make sense?
Just stumbled across this list - seems to be very similar to “essential albums” lists, but in reverse… with the exception of Ani di Franco - they obviously don’t like her. I’d love to read the commentary for each album but the Internet Archive is down…
@boysmithers it’s already working. The server farm overheated.
It is just a normal “attention seeker” blog post. I find it odd lists like this get included in MB.
Though this one is useful as I own about 30% of the albums on that list. I have used it before to find new things to listen to.
One more reason to use MusicBrainz
According to www.websitecarbon.com, MB achieves a carbon rating of B:
Here’s Discogs compared:
Physical media is all great and good until you have to move house (3 times in 3 years )
Everything becomes virtual. World, where are you going?
Interpol and Deutsche Bank, FBI and Scotland Yard
Interpol and Deutsche Bank, FBI and Scotland Yard
Business, Numbers, Money, People
Business, Numbers, Money, People
Computer World
Computer World