I'm writing a bash script that (is supposed to) take in info (artist, title) and insert these as a search string into amazon's "popular music" search engine.
I know this sounds dumb, but I think it's genious, let me explain what my program will really do.
It prompts you for artist and album, and if this album is found on amazon's site, It will rename the .mp3 files of the album accourding to what's on Amazon's site.
I have already wrote the entire script, but I can't seem to get the Amazon engine working.
I looked at source codes and other websites like this , but I couldn't find anything (Keep in mind that I'm not that big of a html coder).

Anyone know how to do this, or does anyone have any ideas?

THANKS IN ADVANCE

Sorry ....
I should've specified this before, but I'm looking for just a URL format so it can be useful with wget.

I don't thing wget can handle POST data, but my favorite app for this sort of thing, curl, can do just about anything that a browser can do. I haven't looked at amazon.com, but I can give you an outline on how to approach things:

First find out what data is sent to amazon by your browser. I usually use netcat for this.
- open the search site at amazon
- have netcat listen to some local port
- configure your browser to user 127.0.0.1:<port> as proxy
- enter search data and click send

Now the data should be in the console window where you run netcat. The first line will tell you weather it is a GET or a POST request, and the last line contains the search data: opt1=arg1&opt2=arg2...

Finally, test curl (use -d <data> to specify the search data)

If you are lucky this works. If not, you have to make curl do more advanced simulation of your browser. (e.g. handle cookies, set referrer address, ...)

For more information on using curl, look at: http://curl.haxx.se/docs/httpscripting.html

Thanks Alot ....I'll Check into It !!

If you are planning on distributing this program to other people then Amazon will be none too pleased. They don't mind automated interfaces but they want to get their fair share of exposure and credit.

Thanks for the comment, I wasn't planning on distributing it, but now I have a definite reason not to...
Yes I do feel like I'm cheating Amazon/whoever Elses websites I use for this script, but hey if it's just me and maybe a couple of friends, they're probably not going to miss a tiny bit of bandwidth.