send to playlist, or send to a custom classification (ie quality > deleteme) work nicely

Thank you guys for all the ideas. :)

I will have a play around and see which one suits me personally best

Agreed, with a playlist you can drag and drop or use right click, send to, playlist - probably much quicker than using a custom field.

[quote="Jon Isaksson"]As I go through my music database, i tend to come across songs/albums that I need to do things with.

It could be that the song has a quality problem or that the album art is wrong etc.
Often I dont have time to change it there and then, so wonder if people have come up with a good way marking files and then finding them again.[/quote]

I'm sending them in a separate playlist called "to fix". Usually on the weekend, I still remember what was the problem with the songs I have sent to the playlist.

When I got to the tail end of organizing my library and had about 60 problem tracks, ie.: bootlegs and things that I was having a hard time determining where the heck the song belonged. Because I wanted to re-Auto Organize and was tired of dealing with them, I just tagged them all as having the date 1901. Also changed the Album tag to Unknown - *[i]Artist[/i]*.
Certainly not the most elegant solution. But, I can always find them. And when they Pop up during Auto DJ, I know they need work and, consequentially, have weeded down the number of my songs from the year 1901 as I just am playing with the Monkey.

Edit:
*[i]Artist[/i]*
Filling with appropriate Artist.
IE.:
Album = Unknown Bowie

you could use the custom field and maybe say "to edit" and afterwards create a autoplaylist that refers to that custom field.

Hello,

As I go through my music database, i tend to come across songs/albums that I need to do things with.

It could be that the song has a quality problem or that the album art is wrong etc.
Often I dont have time to change it there and then, so wonder if people have come up with a good way marking files and then finding them again.

I was thinking of using one of the custom fields in the properties, but a little bit cumbersome, though might be the best option. Then create a magic node to find them again.

Any thoughts?

Cheers
Jon