Known Formats
LP – catalog # (if any), lyric sheet included - yes / no / partial [if known]
8T – catalog # (if any)
CS – catalog # (if any), lyric sheet included - yes / no / partial
CD – catalog # (if any), lyric sheet included - yes / no / partial

The catalog number listed here will usually be what I see on the spine of the CD or cassette.  In some
cases, a reissue may have an old catalog number on the spine, but the new catalog number on the CD,
in which case I'd go with the CD number, of course.  Many labels have a consistent numbering style,
but they would sometimes put dashes or spaces between some of their release, and none in others.  I am
not going to try to "consistify" (my word) all of these instances into a single format on my info pages.
Instrumental albums, of course, won't have a lyric sheet.  Often times a lyric sheet will leave out the
lyrics for cover songs or traditional songs, and sometimes will only give a partial listing for album
songs.  I will try to indicate in my info pages which songs were included.  {Ex. "lyrics included -
partial (all but track 15)" implies that all lyrics were given except for track 15, where "lyrics included -
partial (track 15 only)" implies that only the lyrics for track 15 were given}

The Band
This will be a listing of band members and the instruments they played.  In most cases, solo artists will
not be considered to have a regular "band" and the heading for this listing will simply be Musicians.
I will list on these info pages up to 10 people, and if more are listed in the front insert, then I will only
include the solo artist and his/her talents, and then the note "see liner notes" or "see lyric sheet", etc.
Most solo artists have 20+ musicians participating on their albums, and often times the front insert will
list the musicians song by song, which makes compiling a single list quite cumbersome.  Maybe later I
will go back and try to find some good way to list everyone - maybe a pulldown menu.  In all cases, I
am assuming that musicians not listed in the front insert as part of a band are the session musicians
that recorded the music on the album, not necessarily the personnel on tours.

Additional Musicians
If the artist is a band, there will often be additional musicians participating for the album recordings, but
not necessarily on tour.  These musicians, up to a maximum of 10 (see above) will be listed under this
heading.

Songs
The songs along with the total time (on my CD player - currently a Sony CFD-222) will be listed here.
Track times will not be given for cassette tracks.  I will also indicate when a single CD track has any
hidden tracks, usually with some silence in between.  In a medley or multi-song/movement work which
is a single track on the CD, I will not attempt to give the time of each section, just the time of the whole
track. Any track which does not contain a song listed on the inserts will be described as [untitled].
These tracks can be anything from studio chatter to band silliness outside of the studio.  In these info
pages, a [hidden track] will be considered either a song that is not listed anywhere on the inserts, or a
song which is placed in the negative time "before" another track (and therefore would be skipped if the
tracks were attempted to be played in random order).  I won't attempt to guess at titles for hidden tracks.
 So, unless I see a title in another printed or internet source, a hidden track will be listed as [untitled].

Comments:
I will try to limit my comment to interesting information about an album, and not just my opinions or
random thoughts.  Most of my info pages don't have any comments.