Transfering Titles with Music from one computer to another

I spent 4 hours and 13 CD's backing up music from my old computer to transfer to my new computer.
I found out after all of that not one title was on any of the discs just track numbers!
Can anyone help me figure out this one??

i think u can click back back up to disc if u have the latest verison of itunes. i have al my music on my new shuffle and my main desktop computer died and i am trying to figure out what to do to move my music from my suffle to my laptop. but yah u wasted alot of dics there =p
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