Record Nerd

its very time consuming adding each cd indivudually, it would benice to add 10-50 or so CDs by filling oute filds on one long form, then hitting enter or submit and they all get added at once

Allow users to import and export record lists in CSV, Excel, TXT etc format.

For example, you would be able to search the site for releases by a particular artist and check "I have this in my collection." or something to that effect. The database entries themselves could be a user-edited wiki or partially based on information from CDDB or allmusic.

After submitting a new record the artists' name is all lowercase. Also editing it again changes it back to lowercase upon submitting again. Please revert this back to normal, as in, store it the way it was submitted.

It would convenient to be able to add your own categories for items that don't fit into any of the established ones or at least more than one "other" category with ability to add a note of description on the category title line.

show users who have something you want and want something you have.

I´d prefer a review of the item I´ve added. Like it has been before the change.

I like to see the album art. It brings a whole new look to a page.

After adding an item. I am taken to my list page rather than back to the 'add an item' page. This is awkward when trying to enter multiple records in one go.

I, and probably other users, have a lot of Japanese, Chinese and other Asian cd's. It would be nice if we were able to add those cd's in their original language.

Have a counter showing how many times your list has been viewed.

by linking your list to your last fm profile you should be able to see a users most popular albums by scrobbals

Add 'friends' to a profile as a quick way of keeping up to date with users with similar tastes or that are regularly traded with.

An Application that syncs with your list when there is an available internet connection and stores the information so it can be viewed when there is no connection.

"The Beatles" with 4 nonfiling characters would file under B. You're telling the computer to skip the first 4 characters (T, h, e, and space) before starting its usual alphabetizing. That way it will display "The Beatles" but still file correctly.