GDD_4's setlist.fm

Hey, I saw you had some trouble with the "autocorrect" feature (though it certainly seems more like a bug at times). If you go to your settings and then scroll down to "setlist edit settings", you can enable the "Show a checkbox to enable/disable autocorrection when editing a setlist." option, which lets you disable the autocorrect. Unfortunately there's no way to permanently opt out, so you'll have to turn off the autocorrect for each individual edit. Bothersome, but better than having the thing mess up your edits.

Hope this helps and have a nice day!

By "the editor" - I meant s.fm's editing tool, not you - apologies.

When I tried to save the overall edit, the system kept "correcting" the spelling of a couple of songs back to the typoed version, and when I finally got it fixed, it had discarded the paragraph that I wrote explaining the overall changes. That's why I posted that extra comment - just to provide a longer reason (since the change was more than just a "typo in track list").

Even now, SFM has it screwed up - I posted that comment *after* I made that edit. Believe me - I was not calling you out at all, just trying to provide more information as to why I made the changes

As long as a moderator, admin, or roadie hasn't commented on one of your edits, you are on the right track. Take care.

The best bet is to just use a verifiable source. Video of the actual concert is good! Band's sometimes maintain their own databases, those are good. Also, you can use old concert reviews with actual venue and date attached to the article.

Dr. AL

Re: was that all of them? I can't say without more detailed look. Some of them with no setlist and no other sources other than dbetree can be either, I guess. Even though LoS is founded through merger of LHSB and Salmon Heads on 31 Dec '89, it's clear LHSB continued making appearances on their own for a short while.

Hi. I just wanted to let you know that I reported a few of your Leftover Salmon show as duplicates. Some of them were actually Left Hand String Band and already created under that name, and at least one other (Speedy O'Tubbs 1993) is a mislabeled date on dbetree. I just combed through all these a month ago so I noticed that they returned again :)

Hey, sorry just saw you comment. Basically, the date and venue of this show has been mislabeled for years by fans. The correct date is 1998/02/27. The description of this video explains it pretty well : https://youtu.be/vsbyAoBdv3c

about: https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/mogwai/2026/arena-fenicia-santantioco-italy-3371ccf9.html
I see a member of the community completed the missing tracks, we are done :)

The Cushion Theory created.
New MBID
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No not a glitch. It will be deleted when the merging is done.

You're welcome. It's really cool to find schedules like that.

I think this might be a setting on Facebook, if you don't share your image with setlist.fm, then it won't be displayed and defaults to displaying no image, if you do share it, it will be displayed on setlist.fm. There's no manual intervention I can do on our side to avoid this, sorry.

Plan of Attack now added :)

https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/plan-of-attack-2384f027.html

All good, musicbrainz is up and running again so I’ve already added them, just waiting for it to be importable.

All artists come from the musicbrainz database, where currently the Chicago Plan of Attack hasn't been added.
You'll have to add the artist to musicbrainz first, then after a little while (normally the next day) you should be able to import it here. Unfortunately musicbrainz is currently having some issues, i can create the artist if you haven't already when it's up and running again.

https://musicbrainz.org/doc/How_to_Add_an_Artist
https://www.setlist.fm/help/import