sampled

http://www.whosampled.com/search/{switch {% 1 %s}[no url encoding] | -a => artists/?q={% 2- %s}[no url encoding], -t => tracks/?q={% 2- %s}[no url encoding], -c => connections/?q={% 2- %s}[no url encoding], * => ?q=%s[no url encoding] }

NAME
	sampled - Search for an artist or track on the Who Sampled? Database

SYNOPSIS
	
	sampled [-atc] [ARTIST OR TRACK TITLE]

EXAMPLES

	sampled ATLiens
		searches WhoSampled for "ATLiens"
	sampled -a  OutKast
		searches WhoSampled for "OutKast" in the Artist Category
	sampled -t SpottieOttieDopaliscious
		searches WhoSampled for "SpottieOttieDopaliscious" in the Tracks Category
	sampled -c Two Dope Boyz
		searches WhoSampled for "Two Dope Boyz" in the Connections Category

NOTES
	Searches for a track/artist on the Who Sampled database. If no options are specified, a general search is performed (identical to the site's search box).
	The 'sampled' command is very simple, and is not robust with error checking. Options must be provided before the search name. In most cases, options will not be necessary; the main use is when a track shares the name of the artist and the search needs to be specific. 
	The options are as follows:
	
	-a	limits search to "Artist" Category
	-t	limits search to "Tracks" Category
	-c	limits search to "Connections" Category

AUTHOR
	Terry McCall ( terrymccall.info )

96 uses - Created 2013-10-07 13:18:47 - Last used 2024-04-16 10:06:01

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