@Bubba_John We have something similar with the Replay Gain function, in mode Album (ideal loudness for all tracks).

Hello,
I am a new user of Linux Ubuntu AND your great Stawberry application. I did the last update. I was a windows user, and used foobar in the past to manage my music, library and play.
If I can play dsf files, have it available in the library is still not possible (?). Is it somehow planed to add it ?
Thanks in advance for your answer
Cheers

Idk why I haven't made it a single table and I can't edit the post anymore, so here it is in an easier to understand way:

Query Current interpretation Proposed interpretation flowing Everything that includes flowing Everything that includes flowing fast -flowing Everything that includes fast but excludes flowing Everything that includes fast but excludes flowing -flowing fast Everything that includes fast but excludes flowing Everything that includes fast but excludes flowing fast-flowing Everything that includes fast but excludes flowing Everything that includes fast-flowing "fast-flowing" Everything that includes fast-flowing Everything that includes fast-flowing

Just looking at one of my FLAC files and its metadata, tagged by SongKong (pulling from MusicBrainz), I see the following pertaining to dates:

<ORIGINAL_YEAR>1976</ORIGINAL_YEAR>
<ALBUM_YEAR>1997</ALBUM_YEAR>
<ORIGINALRELEASEDATE>1997</ORIGINALRELEASEDATE>
<Recorded_Date>1997</Recorded_Date>

@sissou To do just that, I wrote a simple script:
https://github.com/SirYaro/scripts/blob/main/strawberry-play-random-album.sh

For sure, it is not an optimal solution, but it works fine for me for a couple of weeks now.

This is a feature I would use too, but for different reasons. I've got an Unsorted/Untagged folder which is mostly just a mess. I also keep my Classical music in a separate folder since It needs to be tagged and handled differently.