Is it just me or is the file system on the N86 tot...

I load music on to it. Say 1 folder containing the Top 40 chart singles of the week. The N86 refuses to allow me to play them in the order in the single folder.
Instead it splits up the files into however many artists there are in the top 40 charts, and gives each artist a folder each. And it's retarded that after one folder is played, it will not play the next folder.
You're then forced to either make a playlist manually. Or select play all tracks, in which case navigation becomes a problem if you're scrolling through track by track. Not to mention any sound clips you record with the N86 will also be played as it was in a music library.
I find this just GAY.

i no ive got playlist and thats all very good if i wantt to spend ages going through over a 1000 tracks putting them in order when alot of them are named by the track not the artist, on my 5310 i could put a folder of tracks on to memory card go to memory card on phone and play the tracks continously,
on the 5530 and apparently on 5800, n86 u open folder play track and to play next track u have to exit music player and select the next track where as the 5310 used to autmatically play every track in the folder
its bad of nokia to remove such a simple function or is there away around with out using the awkward playlists

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