If you are referring to how many of us have album information in the artist column instead of the artist name repeating over and over.. you can do this by going to:
File> Preferences> Display>
Columns UI> Playlist View
Navigate to the "Columns" tab, and select "Artist" from the "Columns" box on the left. Now, over on the right about halfway down the page select the "Display" tab. Here you need to whip up some code to display things other than the artist name if there is a track number. Here is a copy of mine:
CODE
$if(%tracknumber%,
$select($mod(%tracknumber%),
$if2(%album artist%,Unknown Artist)
$tab()$if2($char(91)%genre%$char(93),),
$if2(%album%,)$if(%discnumber%, $char(40)Disc %discnumber%$if2( of %totaldiscs%,)$char(41),)
$tab()$if2($char(91)%date%$char(93),),
$if($mod(%totaltracks%),
$tab()
$mod(%totaltracks%) Tracks $char(9830)
$info(codec) $char(9830) $if($strcmp($info(extrainfo),VBR),VBR,$info(bitrate) kbps)
$tab()$tab()$tab()
,))
,$if2(%album artist%,$if2($meta(URL),Unknown Artist)))
Click on [Apply], [Save All], and then [Close]. For this to work properly you would need to have track numbers on all your songs that are part of an album and remove track numbers from all your songs that are not part of an album. You will also need to have your playlist sorted so that albums are grouped together in track order. This is done from:
File> Preferences> General
You'll need to whip up some code to put in the "Sort incoming files by:" field, again here is a copy of mine:
CODE
%album artist%|$if(%tracknumber%,%date%,0)|%album%|%discnumber%|%tracknumber%|%path_sort%
You can also fiddle around with the Playlist View "Style" to color your album backgrounds etc, and there are other approaches than using track number. But this I think should get you started.