Cool - if you fire those lrc files into the common store, that'll ease some of my work. Okay, I'll still have another 5100 tracks to do, but the overlap is good:-)

Excellent work - way faster than I can do it, although I'll try lrctool this weekend

Where do you want me to send those lrc files?

I'll setup ftp for lrcdb.com later tonight*. It will give us a central repository for now, until I finish the site.

* - I have to wait for a friend of mine to get off work so he can poke a hole in the firewall. The firewall he's using only allows administration from a specific machine behind the firewall, with a specialized front-end. Secure, yes, but it's also frustrating that I have to wait, sometimes a few days before he can make changes.

I'm working on T. Rex: The Slider & Electric Warrior.
I should have those up in a couple of days.
(g/f permitting)
Then: CCR Chronical,Typo World Come Burning Down,
The Beatles,etc.

I'll check back

Dude, why call me a jerk for a little fantasy. Chill out.
I'm sorry for my bad choice of words:
My terminology for horrendous was not directed at the software, it was directed at the prospect of hand coding all the lyrcis for my 300+ CD's. As I had mentioned before in this thread, I think that your software is wonderful and I want to do my part to contribute.

The whole idea of the voice recognition was more for humor than anything else - I guess mine is a little too dry at times.

Okay, I understand now that it was humor. Sometimes it's hard to tell. Had you known that there would be an online site where we can trade LRC files, and that people are working on easier ways to associate lyrics with MP3's (including jEmplode integration) I think you might have looked at things a little differently. I wouldn't have bothered releasing the software if people were going to have to tag all of their songs one by one. I have heard unconfirmed rumors that the LRC DB might be up as early as next week or the one after. Then it's a team effort!