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12-01-2017 03:05 PM |
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Originally Posted by HUBA
(Post 1900066)
Maybe because it's based on a song, meaning one song, not songs.
I may like one song, say by Madness, because it stands out in some way. I then would list other songs by other groups or artists that stand out in similar ways. The idea is to get similar songs suggested that I haven't heard before, or didn't think of, popping up, because they have been associated with some of the songs I listed, by other users.
Instead I'm getting the entire Madness catalogue suggested, or similar artist from the same time period, which, before you know it, might end up in something like Best of 80's pop hits. See the difference? :)
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Wait, first of all, if you put in, for instance, " Our House,": out of 30 similar tunes, only TWO are from Madness (and one of those is " Our House"). So, you are given 29 similar tunes to the one you put in and you can choose to keep them in a Spotify playlist or not. Also, how in the hell is it supposed to know what you've heard before? Unless they've changed, I understand that Pandora does base its selections on songs (rhythm, meter, expression/mood, etc.). What is it in a song that you think some software should be listening for in order to give you a new song that you've never heard before? Another thing: if you place a bunch of tunes in a Spotify playlist and start the playlist radio, you can get similar tunes as well.
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