Batch track rename?

My iTunes has used the CDDB to get (nonsense) track info on a 16-CD boxed set. Even uninstalling iTunes and deleting the Library doesn't erase this info (anyone know where it's stored?).
I guess I'm going to have to rename the tracks (I just want Track 1, Track 2 ...), but there are about 1000 of them. Is there any way to automate this?

"Getting too complicated."
Not really, but it may increase....
"All I want to do is delete the data downloaded from CDDB"
No. You want to delete the CDDB data and replace it with something else in order to define each file uniquely.
"surely it can't be that hard?"
Think about it. If you erase all the file Name information, what are you going to have in its place? The PC needs to differentiate between files. iTunes labels the song files by Name. A 'Null' name won't work. At least, not for more than one file.
Even a tagging program may not help in this. Your best bet may be to re-import the files from the original CDs. Before doing so, either physically disconnect your PC from the Internet, or temporarily disable the service via the Network Connections function within Windows. That way, you'll retain the 'Track 01', 'Track 02' Names.

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