I've found Dummit and Foote's abstract algebra quite challenging till now and I've occasionally required help from lectures on the web. Today I started reading the chapter on nilpotent groups and many things stood in my way but when I looked for lectures this time I could barely find any with most of the material in the book not even mentioned. So I started thinking about switching to Artin's book and using the Harvard University lectures on youtube. But they don't cover most of the topics.
Is there a book which is as comprehensive as Dummit and Foote's but a bit easier? Or maybe separate books that cover the same topics but are easier to follow? Please keep in mind that not all topics have lectures available online and that I am self studying so there is no help. Also I don't ask questions here because they are so many and it would be extremely time consuming and ineffective to ask them one by one. So the best I can hope for is a book that I can follow with the number of things I don't understand kept to a minimum so that I can either work them out myself or simple ask here.
To sum up, I simply want books that cover the various topics of abstract algebra and that are as easy to follow as possible