Can we get star ratings back in apple music? so annoying that its gone.
In other words: "We've got great innovation in the pipeline."
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In other words: "We've got great innovation in the pipeline."
Sounds familiar![]()
i Guess you based that on his own rants - Respect? Nope!The respect Iovine has within the music industry is amazing.
This. So much this. I thought I was the only one having an issue with his stream of consciousness word jumble. People really don't talk like that... do they?a "culturally adept" music service? WTF does that even mean?
All I want is to be able to customize the dock of my music app and hide the iCloud purchases fluff and listen to my local music only. The current music app is very very unfriendly to users who don't use Apple Music.
Pretty much this. I would love if the iPod app returns for Music and Music Videos and make Apple Music an standalone app.Frankly I'm tired of "Apple Music". Apple Music has ruined a lot of what I like about listening to music on my phone. The app has been ugly ever since iOS 7, but even uglier since they brought in Apple Music. I long for the simplicity of the iOS 6 music app, and have installed a third party app (Cesium) to come closer to that. But even Cesium isn't perfect.
They should split away the music service from the core "iPod" functionality that the iPhone had from the beginning. And improve the damn look and performance of the Music app. Scrolling through my collection is jittery and laggy even ON A BRAND NEW IPHONE 7 PLUS. That should tell you something about how craptacularly badly optimized the app is.
Sorry for the rant, but it's just been getting on my nerves. Apple has gotten so much right with iOS, but they've screwed up Music and that should be something core to the company that they should do right.
It is very, very unfriendly to those users who do use Apple Music, too!!
Pretty much this. I would love if the iPod app returns for Music and Music Videos and make Apple Music an standalone app.
Will it blend (my iTunes library)?
Only real thing keeping me on Spotify is Spotify's magical curated playlists. The daily lists, and the weekly Discovery and New Releases are literally spot on to stuff I like to listen to.
This. So much this. I thought I was the only one having an issue with his stream of consciousness word jumble. People really don't talk like that... do they?
Would have been better as a southern baptist sermon.
And what we're going to do {pauses, looks a congregation}
What we're doing now {pauses} that hasn't been revealed yet {wipes brow, looks back at choir director and winks}
/watches carefully to make sure the collection plate hits ever aisle
Is we're building the right hybrid. {congregation says amen}
And we believe it's the right hybrid {congregation says amen even louder. Has no idea what he's talking about}
/points finger at usher for missing an aisle. Usher has to go back
{Voice rising louder}And the combination of these things together {More amens... still no clue}
{Voice crescendo}We'll build a music service that is technologically and culturally adept.
/congregation goes silent
/burns Iovine at the stake for witchcraft.
Have you had a chance to try Apple's equivalents of these playlists in the recent Apple Music update? I find them better than Spotify's, personally. My New Music mix is a spot on blend of Release Radar and Discover Weekly, and I love that Apple's take on it specifically excludes stuff you've already listened to. Checking out Release Radar feels like old news now by comparison, as it's only showing me stuff I've mostly already heard and decided I liked or didn't.
As for My Favorites Mix, it does a great job of looking at your play counts and ratings and building a weekly list that truly contains some hidden gems from your library. If you've been using iTunes to manage your music library since the early 00's, it has a lot of data to work with.
I still think Spotify's playlists are good, and it took a little bit of work to get Apple Music's working great. But with a little bit of Love/Dislike input, and a good 10-15 years of iTunes history to pull from, the AM playlists do a great job competing IMO.