How do I nicely organize my library of 80 gigs of MP3s?

And mine would have to be MediaMonkey. Import MP3s into MediaMonkey. Mine are all in a similar folder structure as yours.

Right click on an album folder and click on 'Auto-Tag from Amazon.' A new window comes up and searches Amazon. If it matches, it shows you the album, tracks, art, and a little blurb about the album. Click 'Auto-Tag' and the tags are updated.

The album art can be saved to that folder or to the tag itself. So now your tags are all pretty. Next thing I like to do is 'Auto-Organize Files.' Auto-Organize allows you to move and rename files based on track tags.

So mine is setup like so: \Music\__Complete CDs\Album Artist>\Album Artist - Year - Album\Album - Track# - Title Which in return produces a folder/file structure of: T:\Music\__Complete CDs\Nine Inch Nails\Nine Inch Nails - 1989 - Pretty Hate Machine\Pretty Hate Machine - 01 - Head Like A Hole. Mp3 In all, it takes me about 20 seconds to fix the tags and ... more.

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