I'm aware of this feature but I don't want to make [b]physical[/b] changes and I would like to see albums and/or artists in all of their [b]multiple genre[/b] nodes just like in Magic Nodes.

My folder structure is exactly the way you've described.

"Genre"
"Genre\Albums"
"Genre\Albums\Artist - Title (Year)"
"Genre\Singles"
"Genre\Singles\Artist - Title (Year)"

I create "Genre", "Albums" and "Singles" folders and "Auto Organize Files" does the rest of the work with "..\<Album Artist> - <Album> (<Year>)\<Track#:2>. <Artist> - <Title>". "Auto Organize Files" is very effective with a "Auto-Tag From Web" feature. While renaming, it is possible to use first letter of artist, release year or any custom field. You'd better take a look at [url=http://www.mediamonkey.com/sw/webhelp/frame/index.html?configuringdirectoryandfileformats.htm]"Configuring Directory and Filename Formats"[/url] help page.

I know that I can create Multi genre nodes with Magic Nodes but I would like to have similar organization on my hard drive (genres as a folder tree and albums or artists as their subfolders) and I think it would be possible to implement with windows' symbolic links (or junctions), see [url=http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753194(WS.10).aspx]Mlink[/url].

Script function could be expanded by using Custom fields etc. It would also be possible to organize music alphabetically (folder tree made of letters from A-Z and artist or albums as their subfolders).

What do you think? It doesn't even seem so hard to implement but I don't have the coding skills...