How to use Search

The more information that you provide, the more specific the results list will be. You can list everything that is available from a single artist or matching titles by any artist. See examples below.

If you are not sure of the exact title or spelling, or even if you are just lazy, type just a few letters or a single word into either the Artist or Title boxes and press the Search button. After a moment the Results page will list everything available that matches.

You don't need to include wildcard characters such as the asterisk (or it will look for those as well!). Joining words like "and" and "or" are also regarded as text to be found, not as choices, so don't enter them unless they are in the name. 

Note that you can only search for one artist and/or title at a time, so if you put in multiple words Search will regard that as a single name or title. For example, searching for "Eminem and Shed7" won't find either of them!

Name differences: some artists who use initials may be entered both with and without a space between them (eg CJ Lewis may also be listed as C J Lewis). "Original Soundtracks" are often identified as "- OST", eg the music from the film Beaches is listed as "Beaches - OST", however some are instead listed with "Original Soundtrack" as the artist. So if your first search fails, try an alternative or something less specific (eg just "Beaches").

Please note that you cannot search for nothing (ie you can't just press Go) so you will just be returned to the page again.