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(Unverified)Dec 1st 2006 10:41AM

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I also use Wikipedia for album art. Amazon has smaller JPEGs for the most part. The cool thing about Wikipedia is that really obscure stuff will often show up. Amazon is great if all your tunes are relatively common. One other searching tip for those indie tracks: search by the actual file name in Google. Sometimes you get lucky.

The good thing about iTunes 7 is that you can scroll through the cover art and see what's not right. The iTunes Music Store often will pick the most recent or common cover for a track, not necessarily the correct one. This happens most often with greatest hit collections and other compilations.

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