All Music Guide will not load on Chrome??? What gives?

Link does not work

I guess he disappeared from Allmusic around late 2016. Always love his style in reviews. the replacement, Fred Thomas, also did very good job too. but I still don't know where's David Jeffries? Is he still with Allmusic?

Why does your site allow a link to that dangerous, crazy, lying ass, Tucker Carlson?????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've visited your site many times . . . but your Search feature is terrible. A search of Schnittke Gennady Symphony No. 5 should not yield 1000+ results! (There should, at most, be a handful: recordings of Schnittke's 5th symphony conducted by Gennady Rozhdhestvensky.) I see no way to pare the results down. You should also not only have Artist as a field in Advance Search, but also Composer. SIGH.

We've been getting reports of users not being able to visit the site because they are getting a 400 Error: This Page Isn't Working. If the problem continues, contact the site owner.

  There seems to be an ongoing issue within the Chrome browser. A lot of other sites and services are dealing with the same problem.   It seems to be an issue with how Chrome handles cookies. When the amount of data stored in cookies gets overloaded, the browser bombs.   Hopefully Chrome can figure out a better solution, but in the meantime this page has a good

This work page, used to describe seemingly all versions of The Four Seasons in the AllMusic universe, has a horrendous misspelling of "Le Quattro Stagioni":

https://www.allmusic.com/composition/the-four-seasons-il-quattro-stagione-4-concertos-for-violin-strings-continuo-op-8-1-4-il-cimento-nos-1-4-mc0002429640

It's actually embarrassing and the source of much angst. How can it be fixed?

It would be nice to be able to filter the albums already in our collection in the advanced search, as Rate Your Music does.

that Gary Brooker of a small inconsequential British band called Procol Harum, passed?

i'm surprised...

See above.

Does anyone know of a Greatest Hits Funk album that has all the big hits of that time period?  I've been searching for weeks and all the albums I see only have a couple of bands or artists on them. 

What does the capital A mean next to a track. It appears next to a track on one album, but not next to the same track on another album.

The tab for similar albums (when viewing an album page) seems redirect one to the advanced search feature??

Can I pay someone there to take an input excel/csv file and match the singer and song to the allmusic database to get the release year? I know it won't be perfect;  but , better than researching on the site, which for over 4,000 songs is going to take awhile.

I've been finding fewer out-of-date bios.  I'm also happy with the compromise to insert editorial blurbs about albums into a bio, rather than on an album page.  For example, Shannon McNally's bio briefly mentions that "Small Town Talk (Songs of Bobby Charles) proved to be another career highlight".

Jazz in Britain recently released Mike Gibbs, Revisiting Tanglewood 63: The Early Tapes. It's a reminder of the significance of Gibbs, especially of his coming of age in the Sixties cauldron along with John Dankworth, Graham Collier, Sadao Watanabe, Gabor Szabo, Gary Burton, and Duško Gojković. Admittedly, this is about jazz — yes, lower on the financial totem pole than pop and hip hop and rock — and, admittedly, it's about British jazz. But still!

Hello, I am just wondering for sources regarding the Punk Blues genre profile, if there are any. I'd appreciate for any help.