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^^ If the metadata has it arranged as a compilation, then it is possible; if not, one simply selects the files (in iTunes), blanks the album artist slot and switches the "Part of a compilation?" option from "No" to "Yes" in the info box.
Once this happens, the album appears in the "Compilations" folder/category at the end of the alphabetical "artist" grid (i.e. Xanopticon, Yximalloo, Zero Kama, compilations).
It's far easier to do or demonstrate than to explain, I think.
Okay, encountered another problem. This one doesn't particularly surprise me, but the built-in NTFS drivers don't seem to have write support, meaning I can't alter any of the data on my external hard drive. I'm sure third-party NTFS drivers with write support won't be hard to find at all, but do you guys have any personal recommendations when it comes to this?
Apparently the default solution is NTFS-3G + FUSE. I don't know how well it will work since I don't own a mac.
Okay, installed both of those and they seem to be working pretty well.