Stuck on rotated screen view

Hi,
You know how when you rotate your ipod, it changes the screen view to the sideways one? Well my ipod is stuck on that side screen display for my music and internet browser and so I can't get back to my playlists to choose what I want to listen to. Can anyone help? I have had this problem before and I left it for a week and it fixed itself but it is very annoying!!

Plug it into iTunes and do a Restore. Use your backup data for the restore. If the problem persists, you are going to need to try "restore as new". Past that, you should take it to your local Apple store.

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