However, in the iPod it's sorted alphabetically, which is completely wrong: +Ultramega OK+ was released way back in 1988, while A-Sides was released nearly 10 years later in 1997. I'll use my Soundgarden library as an example, as it shows the problem nicely. Music, and I have my music sorted via *Album by Year*. This is not the case, at least not with iTunes 7.5.0.20 and my 80GB Classic running 1.0.3 on it (current version as of this writing). Should be sorted in the same way as they are in iTunes. As you can see, sometimes iTunes is better for me, sometimes iPod is better for me. So I would appreciate it if someone could help me with all 3 of these issues. Albums are still sorted on the iPod alphabetically. When sorting by 'Album by Year' in iTunes, syncing the iPod doesn't seem to follow the same sorting. I like the way this works in iTunes better.ģ. IPod cover flow sorts by artist, so you see a separate album for each non-album artist song. iTunes cover flow sorts by album artist, so you don't see a separate album for each non-album artist song.įor example: If I set my album artist for the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack to 'Saturday Night Fever' (don't ask why, this is how i like it sorted) then I will only see one 'Saturday Night Fever' rather than one for Bee Gees, one for Kool & the Gang, etc.

I like how this works on the iPod better.Ģ. The last note of Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence from the album of the same name flows into As I Am, the first song of the. In iPod cover flow, they are sent to the back of the cover flow in a nice little 'Various Artists' cover. In iTunes cover flow, when you have songs with 'Unknown Album', they clutter up the cover flow for each artist. A breath of fresh air, simply created as a warm invitation to assimilate a nourishing ray of sunshine.I just got a 80GB iPod classic for Christmas and I have noticed some annoying differences between iTunes cover flow and iPod cover flow:ġ. The latest proof of this is “Flow”, which is already the 29th Lemongrass album release. Framed by vibrant grooves and finest acoustic instrumentation, Lemongrass’s sensitive grasp for mood and melody, showcases an artist who is able to draw together the best from various creative sources. A tastemaker, who earned widespread acclaim for his studio mastery with a distinct intuition of what modern electronic music should sound like.

Lemongrass is one of the early pioneers of the Downtempo and Lounge scene. A soft breeze, the sound of the ocean, seagulls squalling, black Lava stones absorbing and emitting the heat of the day, permeates a feeling of weightlessness, that summons a sense of the infinite. Literally crafted in a sun-soaked atmosphere, these 11 songs channel the spirit of the islands landscape surrounded by the Atlantic in all of its beauty. Bathing in sunlight, resting in warmth at his second home in the Canary Islands, Roland Voss aka Lemongrass has chosen the perfect environment for a slow-paced, widely spread musical journey. To alleviate this problem, select each song in the album, access the Multiple Item Information pane in iTunes, and check the box for 'Part of a Compilation.' Choose 'Yes' from the drop-down menu. A musical homage to beauty and positivity, that radiates cheerful serenity and inner peace.

Get into the “Flow” with a new Lemongrass album release.

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