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Somewhat related: I'd like a TUI music player that, when an artist is selected, will order their releases chronologically. So when I hit Play, it starts with t

Somewhat related: I'd like a TUI music player that, when an artist is selected, will order their releases chronologically. So when I hit Play, it starts with the first release and ends with the newest release. Default is usually alphabetical by release-title, which is absurd. And of course Adele speaks truth: songs on each release should be played in album-order. While I'm feature requesting into the ether, I want a new control for "Stop/Pause after this track ends", so that I don't have to pause in the middle of a track, and resume in the same place. Instead the song would continue to play as I walked away (and audible, if playing over speakers), and when I returned and resumed, playback would begin in a more-reasonable location than "somewhere in the middle of the track". Am I alone in these preferences?

egypturnash 5y ago
So when I hit Play, it starts with the first release and ends with the newest release. Default is usually alphabetical by release-title, which is absurd. You're not alone in these preferences, This is how I always ordered my CDs back when that was how I listened to music. It wasn't uncommon to see album collections ordered this way, either. Fiction on my shelves mostly alphabetized by author, then chronological within an author's section, with exceptions often made to put a series together; I've seen that in a lot of personal libraries. Apple Music on the desktop does let you order stuff by artist and then by year, visit the View menu. It's a setting you have to make for every playlist/Library section. Dunno if the iOS version lets you do it. "Stop after this track" is a thing I didn't know I wanted until you said it and now I want it a lot.