So let's start with one of the most used and therefore also most worked on features: the search engine. Here are some nice quirks you can use while searching:
1. Use aliases for searching
Whenever you're searching for a setlist, you can use common aliases for both artist and venue. For example if you're searching for "Bruce Springsteen" setlists you could also use his nickname "The Boss".
You can also combine this search with a venue abbreviation, e.g. "MSG" is an abbreviation for "Madison Square Garden". So a search for "the boss msg" yields this result page:
2. Filter the search results
Once you have the search page in front of you, it can be quite overwhelming. Especially when you're searching for a generic name or an artist with a lot of setlists.This is where filtering (or so-called "faceted browsing") comes in handy. There's a box that says "Filter Setlists" on the left hand side of the screen - for smaller screens it's on the top and you have to click on the link that says "Show filter options" first.
You can now click on any artist to show setlists only by this very artist. All other artists get excluded from the search results.
The same of course applies for country and year. You can combine the three filters if you want to. E.g. you could click on "Bruce Springsteen", "Spain" and "2012" to get a search result that only displays setlists for Bruce Sprinsteen in Spain in the year 2012 that also match the search query you entered (in our example it's "the boss").
In order to deactivate a filter just click the name again. In our example: if you want to see all setlists by Bruce Springsteen in the year 2012 for all countries, click "Spain" again .
You can even tweak this more by narrowing down your search result and e.g. search for "the boss barcelona" and then filter it by Artist, Country and Year.
Filtering works for every search result where the filter box is visible. If the box isn't visible then there's nothing to filter and you already see the most narrowed down search result.
So now go and search for your favourite artist - we'll be back with another feature explanation soon!
8 comments:
Where can we suggest nicknames for bands?
The "Nicknames" are the artist aliases from musicbrainz.org. See e.g. Bruce Springsteen. So you could just add it there. But please have a look at their "When to use aliases" first.
i would like a classic view from the old layout desiign
It now conveys another pursuit bar, showing various web indexes as a pre-characterized standard. Search Bar Firefox 57 Quantum addon
hey there i how do i get the old layout of setlist fm
Finally breaking loose before it would be too late, he lay beside her and asked, "Okay, Baby, you ready to get fucked properly?" 4kpornindex.com
Positive site, where did u come up with the information on this posting? I'm pleased I discovered it though, ill be checking back soon to find out what additional posts you include. www.deepfo.com
Alex reared back and pounced, his lips and tongue met squarely on her sensitive button. Brittany screamed in delight and wrapped her legs around his head while giggling with glee topfreepornsites.me. He sucked forcefully on the blonde's nerve center, flicking it with his tongue as she rocked her hips against his face, her laughter quickly transforming to moans of pleasure. He quickly put two fingers in his mouth and moistened them, then probed Brittany's tightness under his chin and slowly pushed into her. He curled his fingers and massaged her from the inside, feeling the ridges and soft spongy warmth of her virgin pussy. Brittany cried out again and he felt her start to tremor. He drove his fingers in and out of her with more force while tracing shapes around her clit with his tongue hotmyfreecams.com. The tremors turned into quakes as the schoolgirl howled and then clenched. She dug her heels into Alex's back and then arched, lifting her ass completely off the bed using Alex as leverage while pushing his face tightly into her throbbing cunt.
Post a Comment