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mv The Alchemist - Part 10.mp3 The Alchemist - Part 10.mp3
mv The Alchemist - Part 11.mp3 The Alchemist - Part 11.mp3
mv The Alchemist - Part 12.mp3 The Alchemist - Part 12.mp3
mv The Alchemist - Part 13.mp3 The Alchemist - Part 13.mp3
mv The Alchemist - Part 14.mp3 The Alchemist - Part 14.mp3
mv The Alchemist - Part 15.mp3 The Alchemist - Part 15.mp3
mv The Alchemist - Part 16.mp3 The Alchemist - Part 16.mp3
mv The Alchemist - Part 17.mp3 The Alchemist - Part 17.mp3
mv The Alchemist - Part 18.mp3 The Alchemist - Part 18.mp3
mv The Alchemist - Part 19.mp3 The Alchemist - Part 19.mp3

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for i in *
do
id3v2 -a "$artist" -A "$album" -t "${i%%.mp3}" "$i"
done

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Possibly better served by an awk script and a more detailed tracks file, but it's a nice quick and dirty solution.

Also scraping the tracks file from wikipedia or elsewhere would be cool too.

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0 - Blues
1 - Classic Rock
2 - Country
3 - Dance
4 - Disco
5 - Funk
6 - Grunge
7 - Hip-Hop
8 - Jazz
9 - Metal

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setxkbmap -option compose:rwin

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#!/bin/sh

# Chapters
for chap in *
do
  cd "$chap"
  chapterFile="$chap".mp3
  tmp=tmp.mp3
  # Files
  for file in *.mp3

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@import url('http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/assets/css/bootstrap.css');

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var array = [];

for (var i = 0; i < 10000; i += 1) {
  array = array.concat(['test']);
}

var buffer = new Buffer(array);

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node_modules

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node_modules