That's obviously what I was trying to do by clicking Go to Album!!!!
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If there are songs from the album in the library, it will only show those first. If there are no songs in the library, then it shows the full album. I can understand wanting to always see the full album, but I can also understand why it works the way it does by only showing the songs liked enough to add to the library.
I’m afraid I cannot agree. I did not click on “Show me album songs in my library.” I clicked on “Go to Album.” Which to me, means the whole album.