I think it's 1620 track plays on that album. Mine is 1292 plays for my top album, which wouldn't really be possible, as the album came out on 10/21/22.
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Apple Music Replay 2022 Revamped With 'Highlight Reel' [Updated]
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I thought maybe that was on purpose to make it easier to share with friends online who might not be Apple Music subscribers, but when I use the share button, it just shares a graphic of the section I'm currently looking at, which they totally could have done from the app. I guess this is still a step in the right direction though.
Do you have "Use listening history" turned off in the Settings app for Music? This is on iOS, not sure how it works on other devices.
Glad I'm not the only one this happened to. Except for me, the album was Manofon, by David Sylvian. Drowns out all my other listens, and totally distorts the results. Even tho I am asleep 80 of the time it's on.
I don’t know what’s going on, but my Rewind is completely wrong. It doesn’t even match the weekly updated Rewind (which is also wrong). It either doesn’t link in with HomePod and count those listens or something else is off. Apple Music, much like Apple Books and Podcasts and Calendar, is a disaster. If Musk does develop a new ecosystem, I’m ready to jump honestly.
I feel your pain 😂. My number one song for the year is something my kids had on repeat earlier this year. I just can't seem to knock it out of the top spot.
I’ve listened to Midnights 3,000+ times this year. That album came out Oct 21st, 2022…
Me 2,108. But that’s just the number of times you’ve listened all songs, like one full listen of the 3AM edition counts as 20 plays.
Because it counts how many times you have played any of the songs on the album. If it has 10 songs and you have listened to the whole album once, it will display 10 plays.
I listened to mine this morning. I have mixed feelings about this. I don't really find listening to music telling a story of the year, even though my top song is still going to be my top song by the end of the year. On the other hand it's good for nostalgia. I appreciate Apple Music trying to do end of the year stuff, even though I think they can take it further. I would love something to do with most listened to playlists, or maybe even have more interactive stats.
I prefer Apple Music over Spotify because it’s actually easier to manage a library on Apple Music, not to mention you can buy a song (from iTunes), or add it to your library from other sources if it’s not available for streaming. Spotify is great for streaming pre-made playlists, but that’s about it. Actually adding music to your library is a chore — you have to add an album, an artist, and individual songs to your library just to have the songs from an album show up in every view in your library. On Apple Music, if I add a song to my library, let’s say “Rich Flex” by Drake and 21 Savage, the song will be listed under Songs, the album it’s from (Her Loss) will be listed under Albums, and the artist(s) will be listed under Artists. It’s just too many steps on Spotify.
that makes sense. I listened to You're On Your Own, Kid 250 times alone 😭
Also my top album, my top song. If I remember correctly I listened to this album last year, not this past year. I don’t know where these play counts are coming from.
Yes when the feature first launched I double checked this box and it was already on.
I remember in the beginning many people were reporting same issues as me. Was hoping it would be fixed some day. 2015 playlist came in two years back out of nowhere. Now the rest needs to follow?
Pretty fun. I wound up as a “Top 100 Listener“ for a couple techno artists that I would have had no idea otherwise. I have to assume these aren’t big guys.
Well, turns out that sometime early in the year the homepod settings reset to track all listening history and now my replay consists of songs we leave on for the dog when we are not at home. What a mess - i assume no way to fix this to get a more accurate view of 2022.
they also reset the homepod music history setting early in year so now anything played on homepod shows up.
Yet I could never find many of my songs on Spotify but I could on Apple Music…
I wouldn't make a footage about something I don't even know "I'm not an Appe Music user" (2 times). But many talk about many things nowadays.
The Sleep playlist problem kills another year for me as well.
It'd be super nice if I could just go into Apple Music and right click some albums and remove them from my history. The actual history view that lets you touch some of this stuff is absolute crap on Apple Music.
It'd be super nice if I could just go into Apple Music and right click some albums and remove them from my history. The actual history view that lets you touch some of this stuff is absolute crap on Apple Music.
I do not say that functionally Apple Music is bad, I say that UI is colorless, sad, cold. In Spotify, discovering new artists was a pleasure and fun for long hours. There is chaos in AM, although I appreciate the radio.
Maybe you didn't read what I said.
"In this regard", which is in relation to the subject being discussed. The "Replay" vs "Wrapped". Which, Spotify does in fact, **** all over AM.
Regarding what you said, which has nothing to do with the subject title, yes, AM is much better.