Need a recommendation for Mac music management program

Can anyone recommend a good music management program for the Mac that will allow me to tag and rename all my mp3 files in bulk mode? Thank you.

Search one of the compendium sites such as MacUpdate for "MP3 tag". You'll find a number of possible options, one of which may work for you.
Regards.

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