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There are no doubt many annoyances with the new version of iTunes 11, but one really sticks out. When I'm clicking on an album, it drops down to display the entire tracklist. My question is this - when you're dealing with an album with multiple composers, why do SOME albums show you the individual composer but some albums don't? I've gone through and labelled each one, but it seems random.
Example: For Pirates of the Caribbean 1, I labelled the Album Composer as "Klaus Badelt" and then went through track by track labeling each composer; it shows up this way when I click the album. But for another album that I did the exact same process for, it only shows track names and not individual composers.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Try changing the "compilation" setting (even if it's already how you want it). For example, if iTunes has it marked as a compilation, change it so that it isn't, then change it back to a compilation--that's worked in the past for me.
Also, if something is marked as a compilation, the ALBUM ARTIST field should be empty and only the ARTIST field should have data in it. (This keeps the album together as "one" album in iTunes while still displaying each individual artist/composer when you click on it.)
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Jan 27, 2013 - 6:30 PM
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DeputyRiley
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iTunes 11 is the absolute worst upgrade/change ever made to any software or computer program, ever, in my personal experience. I've literally lost count of how many problems I now have with iTunes 11 that I didn't have with iTunes 10.
One example: you can no longer shuffle a playlist and retain that shuffled order for your iPod or device. You can shuffle songs and hear them in a different order both with iTunes and on the iPod, but you cannot shuffle organized songs into a random list to display in front of you. I used to make shuffled playlists all the time, so this was particularly disappointing. The best I can do now is arrange the songs alphabetically instead of the album, so you get songs in order of "Angel," "Asteroid," "Autumn," etc. It's as random as you can get. Grrrr...this is just one example.
Ok, another example. If you are looking at your main music library by album and are looking at the score for "Gothika," then you click on a playlist on the side menu to see if you have any "Gothika" cues on that playlist and discover you don't, when you return to the main music library by album it starts over at the top (with "A-Team"). So then I have to scroll all the way back down to Gothika. If I check another playlist, or check songs on a CD I have in my player, when I return back to the main music library...it's right back at "A-Team."
Horrible, horrible, horrible. A colossal blunder!
Oh well life goes on. 
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i apologize in advance...
one of the worst fucking experiences of my life was installing 11 and mind you, i actually like iTunes and use it daily but after 30 mins of not making any sense of it, i had to go online and use tutorials and quick tips to RELEARN a program i've been using for 5+ years.
i dont understand how this was seen as an improvement or simplified or advancement.
as all others have said, uninstall 11 and use 10.
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