Gekitsuu's Geekery

I'm a big fan of iTunes and I need to say that up front because what I'm about to say will appear to be nit picky. Yesterday I bought a song and a video by Three Days Grace named "Animal I Have Become". I was rating them and sorting them in my play lists when I noticed that the video and the track listed the song in different genres. For someone like me who uses the ID3 tag information often this is a nusance. I now feel like I have to check each of the songs I download to make sure the id3 tag information is accurate but also consistant. ID3 tags are difficult to maintain because what is considered modern rock today will be, by definiton, classic rock in 20-30 years. What one person may consider Metal another person might consider Speed Metal or Death Metal. I had hoped that by buying songs from iTunes I could expect their conventions to be consistant which would make my life just a bit easier. The example I sited to them in the ticket I created is if it takes me 30 seconds to check each song after I download it and I download 100 songs in the next year then I will have wasted 50 minutes of my time. If you multiply 50 minutes by the number of users that iTunes currently has then what you have is a compelling reason for Apple to fix it on their end and save their customers the hassle. Here's a screenshot from my iTunes library.