Music on iOS. How old are iPhones and iPods before that? Why is it that I still can't import a library of CD's I own and play the "Dark Side of the Moon", "Th

Music on iOS. How old are iPhones and iPods before that? Why is it that I still can't import a library of CD's I own and play the "Dark Side of the Moon", "The Wall", "Brandenburg Concerto", "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" or Mozart's "Requiem" from start to finish as one complete work? To be fair, I haven't checked in a few years. Last I checked this was still impossible. Years ago I tried and it was an abysmal waste of time and effort. I have an extensive collection of CD's and none of them are on my iOS devices because I can't listen to albums as albums, in order, as indivisible units. I don't understand this. What do Apple employees listen to? One hit wonders? This was worked just fine on Windows Media Player from day one, literally decades ago. If MS brought back Windows Phone and the media player behaved just as the desktop versions does, I would switch from iPhone in an instant. This, BTW, is the reason I no longer buy iPads. A Windows-based tablet is a perfect travelling companion. I have unrestricted access to the file system, USB ports, HDMI and more. I can carry my digital books (which are 100% in PDF format) and my music and videos are easy to manage and can be played back in sensible ways. On top of that, they are great business machines for presentations, etc.