Apple Music app landscape mode USELESS!!!

Ok, I need to bash Apple, not because I hate them...I love them an they get more of my paycheck than anyone, but update after update, Apple does nothing with the utterly useless landscape mode of a the music app!
To see all my album covers is cool, and maybe I just have too much music, but it would probably take more than 30 minutes to scroll to look for something. I can't imagine anyone can find this useful...or maybe I'm alone in my misery? Esp on my iPhone 6 plus there could be so many better ways to utilize this.
Just had to vent my unhappiness with the current way it is...hopefully one day Apple will make it better.

fltsdsurf wrote:
Submitting feedback is nice in theory, having a post that consumers can see is another.
Do you honestly think posting gripes about this will accomplish anything? If your intention is to somehow utilize this forum to force Apple's hand to improve the Music app, you're either naive or delusional. This is a technical support forum, not a place to air your gripes. This is not a technical problem that can be resolved here, so your contribution on this issue has no place here. There are countless other forums or blogs where you can spout off about how silly the Music app is, but doing so here is against the terms of use that you agreed to.
Now before you accuse me of being an Apple shill, I'll certainly admit that I too find the horizontal view of the Music app to be zero use to me. I really can't see how it could be beneficial to anyone with more than 100 albums on their device. The former carousel Apple called "Coverflow" was far more useful, where at least it would display albums in the vicinity to what you're currently listening to, and had a neat (but gimmicky) feature where the covers would shuffle like a jukebox when the album changed
There are plenty of things that Apple does that I disagree with, but the difference is that I'll use the resource that Apple provides its consumers to provide feedback. They may not take my comments into account, or maybe they will, but I'm not going to foolish to think that complaining on their technical support forum will have any impact, other than to make me look silly.

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