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I am trying to get iTunes to show all tracks from the same album grouped together.

I've set the album field to the same value for all the tracks, but yet some of them still appear in their own album with the same name.

How do I get iTunes tracks to appear in the same album?

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  • The most common reason I see for this in other media players is that the album artists are different, so that could be the problem here. (I don't use iTunes, hence the reason this isn't an answer, just a guess.) Nov 16, 2010 at 2:30

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I also had that some times... double check the Info, so that Album, Artist, Year... are all consistently the same.

If you have different Artists, you have to set it to "Compilation"

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"but yet some of them still appear in their own album with the same name."

If the "Album" field is set to the same value for all the tracks, the difference must lie elsewhere. In the "Disc Number" field, for instance. On some songs it is set to "1 of1", on some other songs no value has been entered in this field.

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  • I had the same problem and this disc number/ track number helped. Thanks.
    – tna
    Jan 18, 2011 at 6:32
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Select all of the songs at once in itunes, and make sure they are in the order you want. Then right click, hit get info, and under the options tab, make sure part of a compilation is checked and says yes, then check remember position and make sure it says yes as well. Then delete the old songs off of your ipod. Then reselect all of the original songs again, and drag them over to your ipod.

I had a problem on my iphone 3g where the song was showing up under the same album, but was not being grouped with it under the albums tab. After doing this, it is included in the album under the albums tab, allowing me to listen to the entire album uninterrupted.

Hope that helps.

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I had several like this that I couldn't make stack regardless of what I changed. What eventually fixed it was selecting all of them, checking them so they are in a compilation and then selecting them all and disabling that.

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