Yeah - currently we just use the fingerprints on their own. If we combine this with data online, we could recognise where the fingerprints _should_ be the same.

This might be a better request: http://ideas.blisshq.com/forums/21939-bliss/suggestions/38544715-option-to-ignore-songs-with-similar-acoustic-fing

Actually I cam across a better example: A Cowboy-bebop 4 disc collection that has a disc of live recordings. https://www.discogs.com/The-Seatbelts-Cowboy-Bebop-CD-Box/release/1998345
https://musicbrainz.org/release/d24fcffe-e1bc-4e46-8791-7114e0cda427

I guess the best option I have might be to just re-tag them in a different album.

I've noticed it with specifically digital deluxe albums from Celldweller (and maybe Blue Stahli). Most of the false flagged items are only a fraction of the full song, typically less than a minute. I wish I could link them, but they were limited time items and now the tracks are compiled into albums of their own.

Do you have an example album when this happens? If it happens it's not because of the name, it's because the audio is judged to be too similar.

Some albums have deluxe editions that have special recordings/tracks that will have a similar name (since it's a different intro or remix etc) that Bliss will see as the same track and flag as a duplicate