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Omega Mac

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So you listen to a for you playlist, there are a few songs in succession that work really well and one you really like but they are all new to you.

You dip back in and the playlist is updated therefore the previous is gone.

There is nothing in the recently played. There is no master play history you can easily find. You search a few terms in albums and songs that you think are he song album or songs title. You find that the list of results is very short each time.

You realized Apple Music is hobbled in a really dumb way.

Is it much to ask for access to your own complete playlist history.

Apple Music is ok. It’s crap for deeper application and usage. Serious use. I’m starting to get more than annoyed with it. Yea try an alternative. Maybe but it will be a double spend as the family get hooked on you will be the enemy for unsubscribing without negotiations tochanging it and I’m sure Apples research relies on this stickiness to hold market share.

It’s totall ********.

No longer having a tangible album cover in you hand, a tangible physical listing. It’s much easier to lose track literally if your music. Life is busy. You get distracted. Stupid if you can’t have a complete play history. Ya dumb as a box of spammers. What’s the point of all this processing power ffs!

Any suggestions.

I also use SONOS with Apple Music and this is where I began to notice the short comings in Apple Music search, as it throws back a very different setand much deeper search result with a lot more for you listings with it’s Apple Music integration.

Is there a dedicated 3rd party search engine maybe for Apple Music???

Why is Apple Music so stupidly hobbled. Thirty search results or something equally as low as this and you’re done.

WTF HAPOENED TO THE 30+ or more million albums, are they hiding?
 
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