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Stornock · 12-16-2015, 02:42 PM

As I was browsing Primus' discography on Spotify, I came across a few playlists as I scrolled down labeled "Artist's Playlist." They were pretty strange i.e. video game soundtracks and a lot of Swedish and Norwegian music. Also they have surprisingly few followers (in some cases zero followers).

Does anyone know if these are legitimate playlists that Les Claypool made or some groupie's playlists?

BTW: If you're going to say that if Spotify labels them as "Artist's Playlist" they must be, that's not great logic b/c if you look up Claypool's other band Sausage, you get some Chinese album which is obviously not the real thing, so Spotify DOES make mistakes.

12-16-2015, 02:42 PM	#1 (permalink)
Stornock Groupie Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Ethertopia Posts: 38	Les Claypool's Playlists As I was browsing Primus' discography on Spotify, I came across a few playlists as I scrolled down labeled "Artist's Playlist." They were pretty strange i.e. video game soundtracks and a lot of Swedish and Norwegian music. Also they have surprisingly few followers (in some cases zero followers). Does anyone know if these are legitimate playlists that Les Claypool made or some groupie's playlists? BTW: If you're going to say that if Spotify labels them as "Artist's Playlist" they must be, that's not great logic b/c if you look up Claypool's other band Sausage, you get some Chinese album which is obviously not the real thing, so Spotify DOES make mistakes.