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How bout making a list of all the release VM's made in each country , along with track listing , lenght, release dates .. ... ....

Might be usefull to answer all those "where is that track" and "where can i find that song" questions :)

I ll post the list of my own collection, i already have everything she released in canada.

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That should cover the canadian releases...

Classical Collection Part 1
Release date: 2001-02-12
Cat Number: 7 24356 74562 9
Availability: Yes

Volume 1 (51.54)
1 Kabalevsky : Violin Concerto in C Op. 48 : I. Allegro (4.30)
2 Kabalevsky : Violin Concerto in C Op. 48 : II. Andante (5.02)
3 Kabalevsky : Violin Concerto in C Op. 48 : III. Vivace giocoso (5.51)
4 Tchaikovsky : Russian Dance (Swan Lake) (4.00)
5 Tchaikovsky : Violin Concerto in D Op. 35 : I. Allegro moderato (17.22)
6 Tchaikovsky : Violin Concerto in D Op. 35 : II. Canzonetta (Andante) (5.46)
7 Tchaikovsky : Violin Concerto in D Op. 35 : III. Finale (Allegro vivacissimo) (9.06)

Volume 2 (67.47)
1 Kreisler : Schön Rosmarin (1.51)
2 Kreisler : Liebesleid (2.54)
3 Kreisler : Liebesfreud (3.04)
4 Casadesus : Violin Concerto in D Adelaide : I. Allegro (7.22)
5 Casadesus : Violin Concerto in D Adelaide : II. Adagio (7.14)
6 Casadesus : Violin Concerto in D Adelaide : III. Allegro (4.21)
7 Beethoven : Violin Concerto in D Op. 61 : I. Allegro ma non troppo (22.47)
8 Beethoven : Violin Concerto in D Op. 61 : II. Larghetto (8.06)
9 Beethoven : Violin Concerto in D Op. 61 : III. Rondo (Allegro) (9.46)

Volume 3 (77.03)
1 Salut d'amour (2.26)
2 Lullaby (2.00)
3 Air on the G String (2.21)
4 My Favourite Things (1.16)
5 The Pink Panther (2.28)
6 Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (1.46)
7 One Moment in Time (4.36)
8 Yellow Submarine (1.38)
9 Frère Jacques (8.54)
10 La campanella (5.22)
11 Chinese Folk Tune (2.36)
12 Tambourin chinois (3.58)
13 Figaro (5.29)
14 Summertime (1.52)
15 Concert Fantasy on Carmen (13.37)
16 Fantaisie brillante on themes from Gounod's Faust Op. 20 (16.19)



Subject To Change (64.25)
Release Date: 2001-07-17
Cat Number: 7 24353 31002 8
Availability: Yes

1 Yantra (5.52)
2 White Bird (5.33)
3 Picante (2.57)
4 Destiny (6.48)
5 Night Flight (4.41)
6 Clear Like Ice (5.09)
7 Laughing Buddha (6.09)
8 Pasha (4.27)
9 Solace (4.33)
10 Love Is Only A Game (2.53)
11 Deep South (6.19)
12 Jamais (9.01)


BEST OF VANESSA MAE,THE (unknown running time)
Release Date: 2003-03-25
Cat Number: Unknown, dont have that one
Availability: Yes

1 Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
2 Destiny
3 Nessun Dorma {From Turandot}
4 I'm A-Doun for Lack O' Johnnie (A Little Scottish Fantasy)
5 Storm
6 I Feel Love
7 Bach Street Prelude
8 Aurora
9 Original Four Seasons - Winter (II)
10 Contradanza
11 White Bird
12 Original Four Seasons - Summer (I)
13 Happy Valley
14 Devil's Trill
15 Solace


BEST OF VANESSA MAE,THE (66.15)
Release Date: (Summer 2002)
Cat Number: 7 24355 73290 3
Availability: No

1 Art of War (4.03)
2 Toccata and Fugue in D Minor (3.39)
3 Destiny (3.11)
4 Nessun Dorama from Violin Fantasy on Puccini's 'Turandot' (3.17)
5 I'm a-Doun for lack O"Johnnie (A Little Scottish Fantasy) (4.30)
6 Storm (3.44)
7 I Feel Love (4.26)
8 Bach Street Prelude (4.27)
9 Aurora (4.52)
10 The Original Four Seasons - Winter (3.10)
11 Contradanza (3.19)
12 White Bird (3.32)
13 The Original Four Seasons - Summer (5.15)
14 Happy Valley (6.34)
15 Devil's Trill (3.37)
16 Solace (4.32)
17 Bonus Video Track based on Art Of War


The Violin Player (unknown running time)
Release Date: (unknown... somewhere in 1996)
Cat Number: Still hunting down my CD ... ... what a shame
Availability: Yes

1 Toccata And Fugue In D Minor
2 Contradanza
3 Classical Gas
4 Theme From 'Caravans'
5 Warm Air
6 Jazz Will Eat Itself
7 Widescreen
8 Tequila Mockingbird
9 City Theme
10 Red Hot


Storm (69.29)
Release Date: (somewhere in 1997)
Cat Number: 7 2438 45443 2 4
Availability: Yes

1 Summer Haze (3.08)
2 Storm (3.43)
3 Retro (3.57)
4 Bach Street Prelude (4.25)
5 Leyenda (6.32)
6 (I) Can, Can (You?) (3.40)
7 Happy Valley (6.32)
8 A Poet's Quest (For A Distant Paradise) (4.31)
9 Embrasse Moi (You Fly Me Up) (5.03)
10 Aurora (4.56)
11 I'm A Doun (4.28)
12 I Feel Love (6.57)
13 Hocus Pocus (3.14)
14 The Blessed Spirits (8.17)


The Classical Album 1 (60.38)
Release Date: (1996 or 1997)
Cat Number: 7 24355 53952 6
Availability: Yes, but rare

1 Partita #3 In E For Solo Violin: Preludio (3.52)
2 Partita #3 In E For Solo Violin: Loure (3.13)
3 Partita #3 In E For Solo Violin: Gavotte En Rondeau (3.04)
4 Partita #3 In E For Solo Violin: Menuet I (1.15)
5 Partita #3 In E For Solo Violin: Menuet II (1.24)
6 Partita #3 In E For Solo Violin: Bourree (1.15)
7 Partita #3 In E For Solo Violin: Gigue (1.35)
8 Scherzo In C Minor For Violin And Piano (5.27)
9 Romance #2 in F For Violin And Orchestra Op.50 (8.30)
10 Scottish Fantasy: Introduction - Grave (3.17)
11 Scottish Fantasy: Adagio Cantabile (4.04)
12 Scottish Fantasy: Allegro (5.26)
13 Scottish Fantasy: Adagio (0.59)
14 Scottish Fantasy: Andante Sostenuto (5.31)
15 Scottish Fantasy: Finale - Allegro Guerriero (7.08)
16 I'm A-Doun For Lack O'Johnnie (4.28)


The Classical Album 2: China Girl (44.57)
Release Date: (1997)
Cat Number: 7 24355 64832 7
Availability: Yes

1 Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto - Act I (10.07)
2 Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto - Act II (10.45)
3 Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto - Act III (5.53)
4 Violin Fantasy on Puccini's Turandot (11.36)
5 Happy Valey - Overture for Violin, Orchestra & Chorus (6.34)


The Classical Album 3: The Original Four Seasions & Dedvil's Trill Sonata (63.01)
Release Date: 1998
Cat Number: 7 24349 80822 5
Availability: Yes

1 SPRING: I. Allegro (3.09)
2 SPRING: II. Largo e pianissimo sempre (3.07)
3 SPRING: III. Allegro (3.57)
4 Summer: I. Allegro non molto (5.15)
5 Summer: II. Adagio (2.21)
6 Summer: III. Tempo impetuoso d'Estate (2.33)
7 Autumn: I. Allegro (5.21)
8 Autumn: II. Adagio (2.10)
9 Autumn: III. La caccia (3.12)
10 Winter: I. Allegro non molto (3.41)
11 Winter: II. Largo (3.10)
12 Winter: III. Allegro (3.17)
13 The Devil's Trill Sonata: I. Larghetto, ma non troppo (3.06)
14 The Devil's Trill Sonata: II. Allegro moderato (2.30)
15 The Devil's Trill Sonata: III. Grave - Allegro assai - Grave - Allegro assai - Grave - Allegro assai - Cadenza - Andante - Largo (7.09)
16 Devil's Trill (3.38)
17 Reflection (4.31)

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Release Date: 2003-04-22
Cat Number: Awating delivery ... #### snail mail !!!
Availability: Yes, rare
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Good job my friend :)
and a great idea.

I must point out one thing though.

It might be a good idea to include the cat' No
It will make it easier for when others need to check to make
sure which version that they own.
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You read my mind :)

I ll include the bar code at the back of the case ... which correspond to the EMI cat number I believe

BTW ... Amazon Canada has the autobiography listed and priced already, no release date tho :(

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I think Glenn's site already has a really really comprehensive discography with all the cat. numbers and such. Or are you referring to something different?

Street_rat and I are working on the discography for the archives section, which is quite basic so far (same as what was on the old site) but it will be searchable, and you can list them by date/name etc. Since it's database driven I'm sure it's not too hard to add and modify things we have in the discography, so let me know if there's any special features you guys may find useful.
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Actually now I think I know what you mean. You want to list the releases by country? Yeah I think that's quite useful, since her discography is really really long (at such a young age too ??? ). Good suggestion :D
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Maybe add availability information, is that CD still sold ....

There seems to be many differences in the release on different continents. To the best of my knowledge none of the single and remix albums where ever sold in america, the Enhanced version of Classical album 1 never found its way out here either and the enhanced Best of was on sale for only a few weeks...

I m not sure if those differences are based on the country or the continent ...

This kind of DB might rapidly become a pain to maintain tho :(


BTW... I m now an unemployed Java software engeneer (yet another victim of the dot com bust). Used to work on e-commerce and m-commerce back-end systems. If that kind of skill set can be used... i m at your disposal.


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Maybe add availability information, is that CD still sold ....
Yes I like this,
a section where if we find a shops web site where the item
is available. We can enter the web site directly under the item.

Aventine I hope that we are not making this to complicated for you?
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It is with great regret that after extensive Search and Rescue operations i had to declare my Violin Player CD AWOL. I smell foul play and maybe even a cover up, rest assured that a full inquiry will be held to solve the mistery of the disapperance. Several Natalie Imbruglia and Sting CD's are currenly being held hostage.

So i went out to get another copy of the violin player. Guess i was very lucky i stumbled on a version that has the raggae version of classical gas as a bonus track. I never saw that versions on any canadian online store and any real store either. Catalog number: 7 24347 82712 9

May be we should take a different approach for the discography... list all the catalog numbers and specify in which country they have been sighted instead of building a list by country. Anyways , if this is stored in a DB and not a static page its just a mather of putting the right SQL queries to get any info you want...


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Well ... since I have nothing better to do and want to learn PHP i think i ll code a little something that manage a discography DB on mysql ...

should have something ready within 24 hours I think ... That is if i can stand PHP, seems to be close to perl , and i cant stant perl...

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Well, not really. I thought doing everything by html was a pain in the ass after about a year or so, that's why I planned the new revamp to be in php/mysql. Street_rat is doing a very good job with fixing up a script to do all the uploading, so all we gotta do is plug in the numbers and hit a button and it's up.

With the link to buying cds, there are lots of them. Do you mean to have a link to every place possible to purchase the cd??

Hey Atreides, might need your help in the near future with programming stuff after we've relaunched the site. We're so choc full of ideas at the moment, we're already planning new things before we finished what we were doing, lol.

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The idea isnt 2 hard to get working, set up a few db tables, add a few queries and pritty well all done. (very simplified :) )

BTW... I m now an unemployed Java software engeneer <--
eww, i dont know how you could like java, i hate it.
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hehehehe ...

java script sux ... but java rules ... long live Sun Microsystem, hail J2EE :)

PHP aint as bas as i tought it would be ... but still, not commercoal grade stuff .... it has the same drawbacks good old cgi have.

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well if u want a top notch scripting langauage, learn asp :P
it does everything u need and is easy to use
so far i havent found any down sides to php, it dose what i need and does it well. much better than cgi. although im sure cgi has its advantages.
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Well ... ASP is microsux only... who would want a production server that run on a MS OS ?? well ... if u have a farm of them and a team of sysadmin pressing reboot buton every 30 min :) Another problem with ASP is that you cant interface with back-end code, so all your code end up in the page, which lead to bad architecture and maintenance nightmares.

PHP is realy nice indeed, it realy good at what it does. It downside is that it remain a scripting language, each time a page is accessed the php code has to be interpreted from scratch, which spawn a process or thread each time. Which also mean that if u interface with database you have to reconnect to it. So PHP cant be used for high traffic sites.

Java is perfect, JSP are compiled on the first access, no need to re interpret them. JSP can access back-end code that can maintain DB connection opens, or share data with other application. Dont underestimate the power of Servlets and EJB's. Java's downside is that to realy exploit it properly you need a team of skilled Java pple, otherwise you will produde the worst pice of scrap ever (i lived tru that once). It need aloth more of thinking and involvement to do the same job, a good architecture is the key.

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