ytmusic-lib-tracker VS album-splitter

I hate it as well to the point I wrote a python script to keep track of all the songs I have in my library. I run it once in a while to export all playlists to csv and compare new csv with the previous one. It will list all songs that become unavailable since the last export and all songs you added/removed or songs where metadata has been changed. You can find it on github: https://github.com/czifumasa/ytmusic-lib-tracker

So far the best tool I found was https://github.com/czifumasa/ytmusic-lib-tracker -- this will export all your playlists to a csv file which you can then process with Excel or Python.

Though they are now in mp3 format, they are still sorted alphabetically and with the file names missing - between artist and song, e.g. Pink FloydAnother brick in the wall (Part 2).mp3 (this issue?)

For music, I exclusively listen to albums on youtube. I use the tool albumsplitter.py which downloads and splits the album into distinct songs, so you can shuffle easily between difference songs in a mp3 player. I then use foobar2k discogs plug-in to add metadata. Im a bit annoyed by this set-up do to how manual it is. I think I can develop a script that does this automatically and access it through the windows drop down menu but i've been bad lazy. I ultimately want to develop a personal report generated from the usage statistics of foobar (or some other music player) to figure out what albums / songs ive liked, listen to, how extensive, what genres, forecast etc.