2016.04.24, Piano Theater, Dortmund - John Illsley

[Pottel]

now working on it. should be ready in an hour or so.

[Pottel]

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=562443&uploaded=1&reqdl=1

[binone]

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=562443&uploaded=1&reqdl=1

Banned

[jbaent]

Why?

[binone]

Need to put the name of the artist in the folder. Silly

[jbaent]

Need to put the name of the artist in the folder. Silly

Pottel, por el amor de dios!

 

[binone]

Need to put the name of the artist in the folder. Silly

Pottel, por el amor de dios!

 

TORRENT BANNED FROM DIME!

NAMING

Downloads as   2015.04.24, Dortmund

You need to include at least the artist name and date in the folder name.  See:

 http://wiki.dimeadozen.org/index.php/Naming#directoryname

Please redo this with a suitably named download folder, such as

John Illsley 2015-04-24 Dortmund

or something similar.

On another note, the date format in your folder name is "2015.04.24" and that's not good.  The strength of ISO 8601 date format is that it sorts dates into chronological order, but that depends on everyone's using the same field separator all the time, which is specified in the ISO standard as a hyphen.  Using other punctuation marks, or spaces, or no separator at all subverts that.

[Pottel]

Need to put the name of the artist in the folder. Silly

already adjusted.
thnx to user Arexon over on spanish city, who shared my recording without asking and without giving credit.
effing leechers!

Pottel, por el amor de dios!

 

TORRENT BANNED FROM DIME!

NAMING

Downloads as   2015.04.24, Dortmund

You need to include at least the artist name and date in the folder name.  See:

 http://wiki.dimeadozen.org/index.php/Naming#directoryname

Please redo this with a suitably named download folder, such as

John Illsley 2015-04-24 Dortmund

or something similar.

On another note, the date format in your folder name is "2015.04.24" and that's not good.  The strength of ISO 8601 date format is that it sorts dates into chronological order, but that depends on everyone's using the same field separator all the time, which is specified in the ISO standard as a hyphen.  Using other punctuation marks, or spaces, or no separator at all subverts that.