I made this really just for my use, but you may find it usefull. And so you know it have my Mp3s in /mp3s/_(BANDNAME) so that they all show up together then i do a ln -s _*/* . and mpg123 *. Anyway here is the code to make my mp3s look nice: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#Rename's files to remove spaces and other shitz


@names = qx {ls};
$a = qx {pwd};
@band = split(/\//, $a);
$band[2] =~ s/\_//;
chomp $band[2];
print "$band[2]\n";
foreach $file (@names)
{
        chomp $file;
        $new = $file;
        $new =~ s/\.mp3//;
        $new =~ s/\W//g;
        $new =~ s/\_//g;
        $new =~ s/$band[2]//gi;
        if ( $file !~ "$band[2]\_$new\.mp3") {
                print "\tRenaming $file to $band[2]\_$new.mp3\n";
                qx {mv \"$file\" "$band[2]\_$new\.mp3"};
        } else {
                print "\tNo Change for $file\n";
        }
}

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There probabley is a better way, if you know one please email zgornz at yahoo.com, i'm still learning perl and i would like any feedback.

In reply to Mp3Mat by Anonymous Monk

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