But, as you can see, artist field is not right, according to Discogs webpage data. Don't know why this happens, but it might have something to do with track #10, being a medley, so there are many lines of info for the same track. Can't explain it further than that, I'm sorry, but I think you guys get the point.
There are two ways to solve this (until someone will fix the Discogs script to support the "subtracks"):
a) You fix the data at the source (Discogs in this case)
or
b) You select the tracks 11 to 16 on the right side of the result window and move them down (pressing the "Bajar"-Button) until they align with the tracks 11 to 16 on the left side
@LyricsLover Hi again! I know the second option that you mention as a solution, that is what I usually do but this time I noticed that the actual info (text) is not properly recovered from Discogs:
This fix seems to work only for albums with various artists. Requesting discogs for info about Emerson, Lake & Palmers album Tarkus delivers the following result:
Yes, it works now for albums with only one track with subtracks. Albums with two or more tracks with subtracks, e.g Atom Heart Mother from Pink Floyd https://www.discogs.com/de/release/3415716-Pink-Floyd-Atom-Heart-Mother still need a further small fix (unset the variable with set "TEMP_IndexArtist" before the first use).