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Exactly! As @Sebastian_Chaieb2 , @alexnajm ; @ggruccio and @peter_gb and others have mentioned, this challenge could have had much clearer better instructions.
"The following dataset contains information about the top 500 songs." - The dataset only has Alb-u-m-s data! There are no songs there! :o
" with the most al-b-u-m-s and the highest average rating." - these are two distinct groups that cannot be made into one coherent dataset.
So, It becomes a consulting exercise in which we ignore the instructions to some degree and divine for ourselves the metric the client is trying to determine. If you arrived at a different answer than the one provided, you are probably better off!
I personally will go quality over quantity. Bowie has only 7 albums (still in the top 50 alb-u-m count) but with a beats both John Coltrane (12) and Miles Davis (17), with a 4.015714 average rating.