Titles keyed to the identifier each industry uses
Releases matched on their industry identifier, so a remaster, a reissue and a same-titled remake stay separate things.
- shelves
- 2
- genres declared
- 6
- document type declared
- 2
- years covered
- 1966–2026
- fields per record
- 4
- per record
- 2.7 KB
How it divides
4 dimensions · press a band to read it- Music292,681 · 85.9%
- Film & TV48,205 · 14.1%
- Drama5,476 · 50.4%
- Comedy2,636 · 24.3%
- Action650 · 6.0%
- Crime573 · 5.3%
- Food452 · 4.2%
- Remaining 3 values1,073 · 9.9%
- Film22,401 · 54.0%
- Television series19,054 · 46.0%
- 20262,444 · 15.8%
- 20252,207 · 14.2%
- 20241,964 · 12.7%
- 20231,986 · 12.8%
- 20221,860 · 12.0%
- 20211,764 · 11.4%
- 20201,622 · 10.5%
- 20191,661 · 10.7%
292,681 titles sit on the Music shelf — 85.9% of the collection.
Shelves partition the collection: every title is on exactly one, so these shares add to the whole.
What you can do with it
Find the exact release — Title matching cannot tell a remaster from a remake.
Keep year and territory attached — The same title ships differently in different markets.
Separate editions — A reissue is not the original, and both are held.
Search across formats — Film, music and video answered from one shelf.
Filed to answer
Which release is this exactly — the original, the remaster or the reissue?
Was this title released in this territory, and in what year?
Which recordings share a catalogue identifier across formats?
How do two same-named works differ, when a title search cannot separate them?
Written to
- cadence
- Continuously
- added
- 1,832 in the last day
A new record is a newly published title. A revision replaces the text on the record that already exists rather than adding a second one, so the count does not double.
Where it stops
It is not a streaming catalogue. Where you can watch or listen to something is a different question from what the release is.
It holds catalogue records, not the works themselves.
Field reference
4 fields per record- Industry identifier
- Release year
- Territory
- Edition