I think it a good investment of time to check all files before you load them into iTunes (or Music) with something like AFHC/Yate. This is not supposed to happen, but some download vendors are not good as sticking to the specification. iTunes can have a problem with sorting albums if there are multiple ARTIST and ALBUMARTIST tags. I have found over the years iTunes (and I assume Music) and Squeezebox Server had exhibit strange behavior with tags are messed up. Other errors were in downloads were there were 2 ARTIST tags per track. They turned out to be harmless, but I decided to rip a few CDs again to get rid of them. The best Mac alternative is MusicBrainz Picard, which is both free and Open Source. I researched the app forum and found someone with the same errors. There are many alternatives to Mp3tag for Mac if you are looking for a replacement. Most of the errors I got where related to corrupted files. This can be changed in the app's preferences next to Startup Folder. Note 2: By default upon opening the app Mp3tag opens the last files that were open when the app was closed. The files are removed from the window, not the source. I asked him about some errors, he determined that he had introduced a bug in AFHC and there were not errors in the files, and within hours had pushed an update (on a Saturday). Just select the files, right-click, and select Remove (NOT Remove Tag).
I found the developer extremely responsive. I agree with some of the points above regarding AFHC and Yate. This MP3 tag editor software is available for Mac and Windows operating systems.
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