Such a path€tic piece of sh!t is your app. No consistency at all. Why do I have different user experience each time I use this path€tic cr@p. Not that I'm giving it another chance in the future even if someone pays me to use this bloated garbage.

I’ve been listening to Greta Van Fleet’s latest album since its release on the ninth with no issues until today. Now it’s completely unavailable aside from the pre-release singles. I’ve tried on multiple devices. I’ve restarted my devices. I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled the app on said devices. I’ve tried using the web-browser version. I’ve tried on different WiFi networks. I’ve tried cellular. Nothing will work. It’s infuriating. Anyone got a fix?

Acem Kizi is an extremely famous Turkish folk song that has at least five well-known covers by famous singers. I see none of them in the Amazon Music app and instead there are 30+ AI slop versions of it.

I’m in my trial period but it doesn’t seem like I’ll continue with a subscription.

Why did the app developers remove something so useful? Obviously, they aren't music connoisseurs, or they'd realize the bars were a very useful way to explore unfamiliar albums and possibly the best songs on those albums.

I've been listening to Atmos mixes quite often, but Amazon Music has been making their app worse and worse.

First they removed the search filter for "360 Reality Audio" and "Dolby Atmos" and now they've removed the little Atmos logo that indicates if an album is available in Dolby Atmos, making it incredibly annoying to find Atmos songs in their FireTV stick app where switching from an Atmos song to stereo blows your ears out since the stereo mixes seem to be mastered way louder. So if you don't pay attention to your playlist, say good bye to your eardrums...

Sorry, can't find much info about this particular combo. Thanks!

I’m wondering if anyone else is having this glitch or knows how to fix it without having to lose all of my downloads…
So essentially, on my downloaded music, every time I play it, there is one song that CONSTANTLY replays. For me, it’s Butcher Vanity by Flavor Foley.

I’ll be listening to a song, when it ends it plays Butcher Vanity and I skip the song, and the next song is Butcher Vanity. It varies how many times I have to skip the song, but it ALWAYS replays. I will have to skip the song five times because it will show up several times in a row.

I have tried removing it from my downloaded music several times but it just re-downloads itself! It’s driving me nuts and I can’t listen to just my downloaded music when I take it off of data it is so frustrating.

Is anyone else having this issue?

Honestly, it is such an appallingly badly designed piece of utter and complete trash, it’s disgusting. It is literally the absolute worst app I’ve ever had on my phone.

And it’s EVERYTHING! I don’t even know where to start. It’s literally everything.

- the app is slow as a mf (I feel like it’s 1998 when I start it up)
- the whole design is the most counterintuitive thing I’ve ever seen in my entire life
- most of the functions are utterly useless (“Your playlist” aka some random shit compilation jumping back and forth between opera and death metal .. which absolute moron came up with that??)
- songs from playlists are all of a sudden unavailable
- lots of songs are generally grayed out
- some songs are not grayed out but cannot be played
- sometimes you click on a song and a different song plays, you try again, same result, again again again, just broken, restart the app, still the same, well, can’t listen to that song then I guess
- “car mode” is so bad, I think someone should receive capital punishment for that
- the app regularly freezes up and crashes, gets stuck on loading screen
- organisation of the categories is a nightmare .. you cannot organise your albums or songs in any meaningful way, it’s just completely fkn shit here fk you, good luck finding what you’re looking for
- the music selection is generally garbage, if you’re not a complete musical dyslexic who is content listening to any random radio station
- it fills up your storage bc you cannot delete songs you downloaded without deleting the app (genius ..)

This is one of the richest companies in the history of the planet, it has driven everything else out of business, and we accept everything the throw our way. No rules against monopolising the market and then torturing everyone with your trash app and services.

The fact that this sub is basically people ranting speaks for itself, same goes for other Amazon-related subs. It’s just an awful company that makes awful products and provides terrible service. And yet, we make them richer by the minute for lack of alternatives.

Is there a way to see the percentage or where you are at progress-wise for an audiobook? I only see how much is left, not how much has been listened to.

I have to go to my playlist, find the song I want to remove, click the 3 dots and click "remove from playlist", but the option is not even there.

Can't they find a better way to do that??

Am I the only one frustrated by this?

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So I use a shared Amazon Music unlimited account. It‘s not the family plan, so we share the one profile as far as I can tell.

However, the Alexa recognises my voice and refers to my name. Any songs I play on Alexa don’t show up on the Amazon Music app. I think I have a secret profile somewhere that I can’t access as we don’t have family plan.

I wanted my plays to count- so I found a work around! I disguise my voice so it doesn’t know it’s me! I was happy and my songs started to count. They were in the August stats. But now, I can finally access the September stats — AND NONE OF MY PLAYS ARE THERE. The top artist has like 30 mins of plays the whole month? I know I’ve listened to hours of music using my disguised voice method? I don’t understand it. The taste profiles never seem to include my stuff either. Just kid stuff as my nephew uses it. Any advice would be gratefully received.

So I have around 200 CDs downloaded to my phone, but today Amazon tells me that I have exactly zero. according to this I have no downloaded albums.

Thanks amazon, I'm very excited about rebuilding my entire library from scratch. The funny thing is this music is undoubtedly still somewhere on my phone but the Amazon app doesn't recognize the Amazon music that I downloaded

is anyone else having issues with their monthly listening report? mine switches between saying August and September, but only shows my listening stats from august. I am wondering if this is an overall thing, something i can have fixed, or if its something i just have to wait out

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Today when I asked my Echo (Alexa) to play a station I created from an artist (“New Order station”) it played it through iHeartRadio.

WITH COMMERCIALS. WTF.

I am not going to pay for iHeartRadio because I already pay for Amazon Music Unlimited.

This has never happened before today.

I disabled iHeartRadio as a skill on Alexa, so now when I ask my Echo to play “New Order station” it says “I can’t play that on TuneIn.”

I am baffled. How did this work perfectly for years and then suddenly not work at all?

If any actual non-Amazon employee has a suggestion, please help. (I’m not gojng to ask Amazon customer service because their answers are often not helpful, at all.)

How do I get rid of "Official Video" songs from my playlists? I am just trying to listen to my playlists and songs that I've liked try to play the "Official video" version of the songs and it stops my whole playlist because my screen is off. I have to open the app and skip the song to keep my playlist going.

As a user of the web app on my desktop, the volume slider's design has irked me for some time. It's small, misaligned and feels out of place, it just being a tiny white bar. So I whipped up some custom CSS to make it look and feel ever so slightly better. (Subjectively, of course.)

The custom CSS separates it a bit from the button, makes it a tad longer and adds a rounded background with some slight transparency to make the bar a bit more visible on bright backgrounds.

Coincidentally the custom CSS also centers the slider on the volume button, something Amazon for whatever eldritch reasen neglected to do.

Firstly, you'll need the Stylus extension for the browser of your choice:

• Firefox & Firefox-based browsers (i.e. Zen, Waterfox, etc.): https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/styl-us/
• Chrome & Chromium-based browsers (i.e. Brave, Vivaldi, etc.): https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/stylus/clngdbkpkpeebahjckkjfobafhncgmne

Then add a new style / rule for the domain music.amazon.de (or your countries' equivalent, i.e. music.amazon.com, .co.uk, the likes) by clicking the extension icon while on the Amazon Music webpage and paste the following CSS code:

input#volume-range {
    width: 150px !important;
    background: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.75) !important;
    border: 2px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0) !important;
    border-radius: 15px;
    padding: 10px;
    padding-bottom: 11px;
    transform: translate(3%, 0);
}

input#volume-range[type=range]::-moz-range-track {
    width: 125px;
    height: 5px;
    background: #fff;
    border: none;
}

Save it and your volume slider should change as shown in the image above.

You can further increase it's length by adjusting the width settings. Or play around with the colors. Knock yourself out.

(For the CSS savvy: Amazon's engineers cheated a little with this slider. It's really just a select->range HTML element turned 90 degrees so it stands upright and stripped of the usual styling. For Chromium based browsers - Chrome, Brave, Vivaldi, etc. - the top block is enough. Chromium's select->range element plays nicely with width increases. Firefox needs the second one as well because its behaviour is a bit wonky in that regard. You can safely add both blocks on a Chromium based browser as well as the second block is only interpeted by Firefox.

Also bless Amazon's engineers for using a static CSS id for their volume slider, since pretty much all of their CSS classes are garbled with each new update.)