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March 9, 2026 at 16:52 #45225
Thanks for your feedback, Crunch!
A map view is something I’m already exploring. The only challenge is that I don’t have all the exact addresses, so I’ll need to search by venue, city, and country. This could be tricky if a venue no longer exists or has changed its name.
I’ll also check out the Guided By Voices website.
You can still use the dropdown filters on the website by typing into them.
March 9, 2026 at 17:34 #45226Awesome work! Super nice!
“I think the dropdown lists are sort of unusable (on Vivaldi/Chrome),they are too long anyway”
That was the first thing that hit me. I’d rather type in “oslo” then press enter and have all results on a new page than a 90 line droplist. But that’s me (using Firefox).
March 9, 2026 at 20:06 #45227Yeah I understand what you guys mean with the very long dropdowns. The idea was that you are able to type a city or venue, … but that you are also able to select multiple.
March 15, 2026 at 21:42 #45267I’ve also noticed the issues with the sidebar filters. I was using a very large screen, so the problem went unnoticed on my end. Now, navigating through the filters should be much easier.
New functionalities:
– Songs played for the first time now receive a “debug” label.– Songs returning after several years get a label “Back after X years”. This label appears only if the song has been absent for at least 5 years.
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March 16, 2026 at 08:46 #45269This is great! Thanks again Dennis. Really cool having such an easy access to this massive history and recordings.
While browsing this morning I noticed for the first time the other sections on the homepage.
Suggestion :
Having smaller containers for these modules, placed in two sections instead of one? Kind of the Discogs modules.
One section with two containers – Latest (5?) Gigs on the left, then latest (5) clips on the right, and under the On This Day In MP History section in one larger container?Just to avoid missing out the extra content that is available.
March 17, 2026 at 22:13 #45280Thanks Crunch for your feedback — I totally agree. I’ll look into how we can achieve this.
For now, I’ve made some small/quick changes to the homepage to show more modules without requiring a lot of scrolling.
March 18, 2026 at 14:25 #45281Hey Dennis,
Some more feedback and random thoughts/suggestions that are purely subjective, since the MPDB is already more than awesome as it is! It’s just thinking out loud at this point.Header :
The “MPDB” in the header should be fully “Motorpsycho Database”, so the “Motorpsycho database” above the search field could be remove (redundancy, improve readability)? Maybe a white Motorpsycho logo instead of the text would work too (like a third of the width size of the search field).Search field section :
Not sure the number of songs played live is truly relevant. Sure the number of gigs performed and clips available are part of the fun of this DB, but maybe without the songs played live box, the 3 remaining boxes can be aligned with the width of the search field.On This Day section :
– “On this day in XXX etc” might be redundant as well.
“A recording is available form this show” might be overkill since the microphone logo is clearly visible.
– I only noticed today that the year is in the background of each block. Could the full date be the first line with the location as second line?
So the content of simplified boxes would look like :
March 18 2011
Byscenen
Trondheim, NORWAYAgain, just some food for thoughts.
Been enjoying a lot going again through the old set-lists of shows I attended 20 years ago. What a cool/fun site/tool!
March 18, 2026 at 18:18 #45282That’s great feedback, Crunch. Thanks!
I fully agree with the header section and have already made some changes there.I’ve also improved the search results. For example, if you type “A Pacific Sonata”, you’ll see that the results are now split. This makes it clearer what type of content you’re clicking on: Gig vs. Clip.
I’m not sure if it’s really that relevant to know how many songs they’ve played, but it was something I wanted to know when I started this project. Now, it’s just a fun little statistic.
The idea behind “On This Day In History” was to use textual blocks as a “tease,” encouraging users to click to see all the information. The faded year in the background is just a small design touch. I’ve also removed some redundant text.
March 18, 2026 at 21:25 #45283Can anyone help me to list all the tour names from now until 1990 ?
I working on creating separate pages per tour (per year). I guess that in most cases it is just the name of the album that came out that year.
I already have all the data except the tour names.
Update:
This is how a tour detail page could possibly look like:Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite Tour 2026: Initial Operational Sequence
Any requests what you want to see more on a tour “report” page?
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