Most data about releases can be queried without having to authenticate using your Client object. Other data including search, querying the records in your collection, or fetching album art requires authentication. See the Authentication section for more information.
Almost all data available on a Release page on the Discogs website is available using the python3-discogs-client library. If you were to run dir() on the release object, you would see the following list of all objects available to query, where 20017387 is the release ID. Some common examples are shown below.
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An alternative approach is using the collection_items() method which can be faster than iterating through the collection. After passing this method a release_id or Release object, it will return a list of CollectionItemInstance objects.
As it is possible that you have (or physically own) multiple copies of the same release inside one or more collection folders, using this method will return all copies of the release no matter which folder it is located in.
The example code below will print all CollectionItemInstances of release 22155985. The attributes of the CollectionItemInstances will show additional information, such as the folder it is located in or the details of the Release.
Another approach to removing instances from collection folders if we know a release ID already would be to make use of the collection_items() method. This way we could delete all the instances from all its containing folders:
The original 2013 double-vinyl release of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo's final album together has been catalogued in nearly 68,000 Discogs users' collections, states a new report from the music release database as it hits the milestone of 750 million records collected. This follows previous Discogs headline stats for the French duo's beloved LP, like crowning it the best-selling album of the 2010s and an extreme sale of $2,139 (USD) for a deluxe vinyl box set version of 'Random Access Memories' from 2014.
Additional highlights from the newly released Discogs data include: Electronic being the second-most collected genre at 22%, behind rock's majority 53%; vinyl remaining priority format with 70% of collected releases; and Discogs has securely crossed over into the Taylor Swift fanbase with all five of the most collected releases of the 2020s so far being various LPs and versions of the pop superstar's discography.
Daft Punk continued the 10th anniversary celebrations of 'Random Access Memories' with a wax figure display at Madame Tussauds New York debuting last month. There has also been a vinyl reissue featuring previously unreleased music, a drumless edition of the LP, several series about the creation of the album and more. Recently, they livestreamed their 2003 anime film Interstella 5555: The 5tory Of The 5ecret 5tar 5ystem to mark the third anniversary of their split. 152ee80cbc
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