MusicBrainz recording
Last Train to London
Electric Light Orchestra
4:26
2b2a2d9e-46f1-497c-94f9-8800c0e7dda0
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AcoustIDs
7
linked to this recording
Submissions
72
linking them to it
Fingerprints
96
distinct audio files
Duration
4:22–4:37
range of submitted files
AcoustIDs
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| A |
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Also linked to
Last Train to London by Electric Light Orchestra, Last Train to London by Electric Light Orchestra and
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57 | 4:28–4:35 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Recordings linked to A
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| B |
cff52aea-80f7-4ba0-a1c2-4ca52c9947e1
Also linked to
Last Train to London by Electric Light Orchestra, Getting to the Point by Electric Light Orchestra and
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13 | 4:24–4:31 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Recordings linked to B
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| C |
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Also linked to
Last Train to London by Electric Light Orchestra, Last Train to London by Electric Light Orchestra
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15 | 4:30–4:37 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Recordings linked to C
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| D |
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Also linked to
Last Train to London by Electric Light Orchestra
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2 | 4:23–4:28 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Recordings linked to D
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| E |
b38ed254-10fb-4fc9-9475-9a260a49384a
Also linked to
Last Train to London by Electric Light Orchestra, Say Goodbye to Hollywood by Billy Joel
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7 | 4:25–4:32 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Recordings linked to E
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| F | 80e15d2d-77a6-4731-8409-b1ae3e37287b | 1 | 4:22 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| G | eebdb306-8514-41a2-97d2-685ee62e341d | 1 | 4:28 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Are they the same audio?
Each cell compares the most common fingerprints of two of these AcoustIDs. High scores mean the same audio was split into separate AcoustIDs, while low scores are expected for different versions, edits or masterings of the recording.