iTunes Not Displaying All Albums in Grid View

This is happening to me too, and in my case it appears to be that albums marked as 'Compilation' are not showing in grid view. Is that the case for you too? The music is still, there and, as you say, can be viewed through the 'Artist' menu. Presumably just a bug as I can't see why it would be logical to hide compilation albums from the album view pane.

I Too am suffering the same issue you described

this is happening to me also in my windows version. and store area for purchasing tv or movies still does not work.....

I had this issue as well. It took a bit for me to discover what the problem was...

It seems that Apple decided it's a good idea to put non-compilation albums under "Albums" and create a separate section called "Compilations" for compilation albums (the ones where you ticked the box "this is a compilation" and left the Album Artist field blank). I checked the number of songs showing up in Albums and in Compilation, and the sum perfectly matches the number of tracks I see in the Artists section.

To see Compilations section, first hover around "Library" and you will see "Edit" showing up. Click on it. Then you will see eight items (Recently Added, Artists, Albums, Songs, Genre, Composers, Compilations, Music Videos). Tick the box next to "Compilations" and click "Done". The albums and songs you couldn't find in Albums should all be there.

Recently Added / No view options . Really?? *** 12.4

Hi,

Here OS X 10.11.5 - iTunes 12.4.0 View option in OK.

Try from iTunes toolbar ☞ Edit ☞ View option.

get info for song its ok. But view options for Recently Added. 👿

ALBUMS

Recently Added

Hi,

Click on Devices ☞ Purschased ☞ View option.

thx for help.

View option works all ( albums, songs, playlist, purschased ... ) but Recently Added, its bug 12.4 ( osx 10.11.5)

Music manufactured on devices using mainly Microsoft Products differ from music manufactured on devices using mainly Apple products. When two albums are combined on one computer, other types of file creation devices cause slower response times during media player updates due to information conversion applications of servers, and time restrictions. I have had music in my collection suddenly disappear because certain people involved in the process of maintaining internet connections were not satisfied with work they could not do. When the internet connection is lost during any type of storage transfer, it can cause corruption in file storage making the files inaccessible to the intended recipient.

Thanks for this reply! I would not have thought to look at Library > Edit to make the missing albums appear. NOW we need a solution to merge the 'compilation' content with the 'album' content.

Compilations cause sorting issues when the artists names are longer than your computer's storage capabilities. I only speak English so when I tried to name something with letter characters that do not reflect plain English alphabet texts in the list of album credits, the other artists got confused. I asked them for more character storage capabilities, but the person who sold me my MacBook Pro threatened me because she does not want black people to make money with Apple.

When I named music everyone couldn't agree that they were happy at the same time. Compilations shouldn't be separated in iTunes media player applications when there is a different person on each track. It causes slow responses.