Hi all, Sorry for bringing this up again, but I’ve been playing around with Siri and asking it to play music while I was at work. last night I wanted to listen to Ronnie James Dio, this is your Life and Siri told me She couldn’t find it in my music library. So I asked it to play Dio this is your life and it played the title track from the Album but not the entire album. This got me thinking. I remember Anders asking Siri to play British Steel and it told him the same thing. So I think Siri is focusing on individual songs and not Albums. So this morning I asked Siri to Play the Album Ronnie James Dio this is your life and it played it straight off. Maybe Anders should try asking Siri to Play the Album British steel by judas Priest and see if it gets it right. This may not work but I think it’s all in the way you ask Siri sometimes. I tried it on a couple more Albums I have in my Music Library that hasn’t worked in the past and made sure to start my request to Siri with Play the Album, such and such and it worked every time. Sent from Petrus' MacBook
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