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On Apple Music whenever you just do one of those items, it adds the stuff you want to your library. You have no other choice but to follow an artist, add their albums, then like each song you want on your liked songs playlist.

It’s difficult to curate a library on Spotify. Plus Apple Music actually has real time lyrics which is really awesome. This alone has set in motion me switching to Apple Music. So if you don’t pay attention to this, your library will end up with hundreds of duplicate albums and liked songs. When you go to your library, it will show that you do in fact have those items saved, but the platform decided to replace the album you saved with a newer version of that album. The one that really grinds my gears is when you save an album, and then favorite songs from that album, if you come back like a week later, it appears like you don’t have those items saved. In my opinion, the devs are making some really bad decisions lately and the entire platform has a lot of really annoying bugs.

I’ve been pretty happy with the service up until about a year ago.

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