Spotify app robbed release radar while listening

fn_wasf-nfjlg — Fri, 23 Aug 2024 08:18:30 GMT

Plan

Free

Country

Device

desktop pc

Operating System

Windows 11

My Question or Issue

I was literally looking at and listening to my release radar it had just put up 2 hours earlier, a ton of new good songs I REALLY wanted to hear, and I put app in background for 2 seconds and come back and literally see the entire release radar get stolen like a thief in the night, and then it fills it up with a bunch of garbage that I don't listen to and didn't want to hear at all, and is acting like this new one (second new one in an hour) is the right one. I'm actually so so upset I just lost that good radar with bands I listen to, which was brand new, for this one with maybe 1 song the same as the last one and by the one band I don't care about.. I literally feel like I have been robbed and left with a big fat **bleep** to replace it. An actual good release radar literally got replaced like a thief in the night from a bunch of bands I listen to and wanted to hear the songs to literally, literally no band I have EVER listened to, like someone playing a sick game on me, that was the one thing that brightened up this day for me and they replaced it literally 2 hours after it came in, for trash, not like a release radar should be switching 2 hours later.. look at this screenshot, it's proof the playlist changed, see how the icons are different in the same app, it actually ruined my night. This has happened before to me too, so it's not just some fluke thing.

Re: Spotify app robbed release radar while listening

osornios — Sat, 24 Aug 2024 03:27:58 GMT

Hey @fn_wasf-nfjlg

It's not uncommon for a public or personalized playlist to be deleted or changed, and unfortunately there's no way to recover it if you're not the owner.

I'd recommend adding to your library (or saving into a private playlist) music you like from public playlists. That way you can customize it to your own liking.

Also, opening a last.fm account is a great way to keep track of what you listen in Spotify, and most other music players. You just need to add your last.fm account info in the Spotify preferences, and it will log what you listen to. With this, you'll be able to see what you were listening at any point in time.

Hope it helps. 🙂

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