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Here are two usesful databases, with descriptions from the websites:

1) webmusicdb

http://www.webmusicdb.com/

"What is webmusicdb? Welcome to the world's first fan-built music information database! Until now, the only information about music has been from the record companies. Notwebmusicdb! This site belongs to you, the fans. We're new, and we need your help. Enter your music collection into the database and include anything else that matters to you, stories, rumors, trivia, whatever! Tell your friends!The more people help, the fasterwebmusicdb will become the best music resource . . . ever!"

2) Discogs.com

http://www.discogs.com/

"We're on a mission to build the biggest and most comprehensive electronic music database. Imagine a site with discographies of all labels, all artists, all cross-referenced. It's getting closer every day. We are slowly expanding Discogs into more types of music. The first is Hip Hop. As of now all Hip Hop submissions should go to hiphop.discogs.com. Please read the help documentation there for full details about the changes..."

3) Rock Detector

I use this one alot. It generally includes a bio of the band/performer, along with record covers.

http://www.rockdetector.com

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