Hi, I've recently updated this release (http://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Ne ... ars/286155) which was lacking pretty everything outside the minimal "title/year/tracklist" and cover. I'd like to know if in such case, adding lyrics one by one would be either acceptable or faulty (note : it appears that they cannot be found anywhere on the Internet by now).

I've got a few releases from the band and all have pretty furnished lyrics in the booklets. While looking for this one's catalog ID to complete it (split's informations are actually ridiculously small written/printed) and noticed there wasn't any lyrics recorded for this release - nor the band's other ones btw - I was curious about that.

Greetings.

I don't understand what warrants adding them one-by-one. Don't do it.

If you are worried about losing your progress, transpose them from the booklet into a Microsoft Word document or something, then copy it over.

Thanks for the answer. I won't.

The reason I asked is that as I was thinking adding some when I could (and then save), for to include them in a row would be hours (for the releases I do have). Hence if I do, let's say 3 out of 8 on a release and other later, I wanted to be sure it was/wasn't a problem.
Anyway, I'll keep your suggetion about transcripting them to Word from the booklet and then add when complete (though I can't do it instantely).

Cheers.

In that case, I don't think it's a big deal, if you mean adding the lyrics a few songs at a time for each band on a split.