Bizarre album info..
When ripping CD's into iTunes and looking at the Gracenote info i.e. composer etc have you ever noticed anything weird.
For example:
Pop Will Eat Itself - The Looks and the Lifestyle (remastered) the composer is 'Vestan Pance' - think about it.
Radio 1's Live Lounge - an ongoing joke relating to Jo Whiliey having hairy toes turned up across various volumes. 
Any others anybody has spotted?
Gracenote’s database was originally created from, and continues to receive voluntary contributions from users. So has many odd user's own ideas, errors, etc. But on the whole it is pretty good. Just don't believe everything you find on it.
Any errors you do find you can feed back to Gracenote, and so improve it for other users.
Andrew
I still love that the album art work that iTunes chose for my rip of The Hives - Hate to say I told you so is this corker:
IIRC PWEI often (always?) gave songwriting credit to Vestan Pance, so that isn't a Gracenote anomaly and more a 20 odd year old jape.
IIRC PWEI often (always?) gave songwriting credit to Vestan Pance, so that isn't a Gracenote anomaly and more a 20 odd year old jape.
Correct, when Fuzz Townsend joined as drummer on The Looks or The Lifestyle they wanted to change it Vestan Panceandsocks but RCA told them they couldn't. Vestan Pance is the correct credit, it's on every release.
Hi lhc
Not suggesting a gracenote error. Just an example of the humour at work on many artists releases.
Although it should be said sometimes the entries are not 'official' as per the abuse re the French on some Jean Michel-Jarre albums I ripped a few years ago.
I have this Dreamscape oldskool rave CD (for nostalgias sake, everone listens to rubbish when they are young) and found it hilarious when gracenote added this to the album...
Paul's BR/805 system thread
Paul's Flickr page (where the photos live)