Different song than shown on the website

[Lapahn]

Hey!

Love your website, but I found out that at "Folk Metal" Trollhammeren - Finntroll shows the song "Solsagan" and Finntroll is written with two "n"

Just two little things that I saw when clicking through the website :)

[tardate]

Interesting how the videos are listed in data. I'm guessing it is to gloss over missing/blocked youtube clips(?).

This appears to be the setup for Trollhammeren:

{
  "artist": "Fintroll",
  "title": "Trollhammeren",
  "year": "2004",
  "videos": [
    "yGywo81G6lk", # not available
    "mkVwA__Fk9g", # Solsagan
    "tEzuxkkGyWQ", # Under Bergets Rot 
    "d3u86DPd7qc", # Trollhammaren
    "DXKwVe1SBTA", # Trollhammaren
    "nYwFPaK6UQY", # Trollhammaren
    "FN3bKh8fKwQ"  # Trollhammeren
  ]
},

So I presume a fix would looks like this - if I'm understanding how the data structure work..

{
  "artist": "Finntroll",
  "title": "Trollhammeren",
  "year": "2004",
  "videos": [
    "d3u86DPd7qc",
    "DXKwVe1SBTA",
    "nYwFPaK6UQY",
    "FN3bKh8fKwQ" 
  ]
},

@patrickgalbraith if this is the correct way to fix the problem, is it appropriate to submit a pull request with that change? (I'm not sure if the data in this repo is "master" or perhaps you are generating it from somewhere else first)

[patrickgalbraith]

Thanks for the feedback!

I recently rewrote the site from flash and in doing so realised the playlists were filled with missing sources. To fix it I just reseeded them with a script which searches for the video on Youtube by track name and artist. Unfortunately this approach has lead to some incorrect data which will take time to fix so I really appreciate the help with it.

@tardate Yeah I have more than one source so that invalid videos can be skipped over. Feel free to submit a pull request. The data in this repository is the master and is what I use to generate the compiled version used on the site.