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How can I recover the Playlist "Weekly Discovery" of 2 weeks ago? The playlist (obviosuly) is new every week, but I want the past past one.
It is possible to search it?
I beleive this link will help you out! Good Luck!
https://support.spotify.com/us/using_spotify/playlists/can-i-recover-a-deleted-playlist/
The thing is that this Playlist is updated every week by Spotify, every week is a new one, but I want the 2 weeks ago version.
I guess that is not possible.
Check https://ifttt.com/recipes/311224-save-a-track-in-spotify-and-add-to-playlist and see how to save all playlists automatically all weeks
Even if I can't help you recover past Discover Weekly playlists I can recommend you two things you can do, so it won't happen again in the future.
Firstly, open a last.fm account. It's 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 you'll log what you listen to. With this, you'll be able to see what you were listening at any point in time. Very useful!
Also, check http://www.savediscoverweekly.com/ or https://discover-backup.com/
That way you can save your playlists. 🙂
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