Not sure if this fixes a problem that has plagued Apple music products since probably day one: You cannot play an album as it was recorded. Not sure if th

Not sure if this fixes a problem that has plagued Apple music products since probably day one: You cannot play an album as it was recorded. Not sure if this has changed in any way. I abandoned Apple music offerings a long time ago (iPhone 3 time scale). You can't play "The Wall" or "Dark Side of the Moon" or the "Brandenburg Concertos" as a unified piece of work and listen to each in order from start to finish. Apple thinks in terms of songs, not albums. Albums exist in classical and popular music. Not sure why Apple thinks this way. In a sense, it represents total lack of respect for the artist and their work. It's like a book reading app not having a way to read a book from start to finish. Imagine if it showed you a massive list of chapters from different books and you had to manually find and order chapters to make-up a unified book. Windows Media understands albums. My entire CD collection is digitized under WM. I can create playlists that consist of of them and play them that way. To continue with the example, I can add Pink Floyd's albums into a playlist and play them one-by-one, in the order they were recorded.