[Queue] Queue to Next or Last

[StiffBoard]

Present two options on rightclick, Queue Last and Queue Next. Very easy to implement, and useful. 

The way I been using spotty lately is to keep adding to Play Queue, it has gotten really long and sometimes I want to listen to something right now, then I have to add to queue and then move the songs all the way up to the top.

Mediamonkey have had this implemented since long ago. Mediamonkey is btw the best musicorganizer I've ever owned or tried. 

[barkis]

I can't vote. voting seems to be disabled.

I can't believe this feature was removed, it is plain idiotic to try build "smart" playqueues and removing basic queue functionality.

"play next" and "clear queue " is a must in any music player. 

[MrCharlie]

Can the dev team please revisit this?

>We want the process for tasks to be quite smooth rather than making them more complicated. 

Right now it's more complicated to add something to the end of the queue because I have to

1. Add an album to the queue.

2. Go to my queue.

3. Select the songs.

4. Drag to the end of my queue.

I'd be much more easy, clearer to just have two buttons "Play Next" and "Add to Queue".

[user-removed]

Agreed!

However, the devs need to understand that people expect Add To Queue to behave as the words suggest and as queues work in the world at large: to the END of the queue. Even if all they did was change this behavior, it would be less frustrating.

It nows works on some notion that whatever album or playlist you're playing has a "Next Up" (distinctly not a queue! **bleep**?!) after what is "Now Playing" and that when you Add to Queue, you're inserting a queue to play next and when that's done it will go back to "Next Up". Ridiculously complicated.

To the Spotify devs... people consider that from the moment you started to play an album or playlist, THAT is a queue and when you Add to Queue, that new selection, whether it's a single track or another album or playlist, it will go to the END of the queue. Is that so hard to understand??? And give us a simple Play Next while you're at it, for f**k's sake!

[Big_Apple]

I don't think this is about this feature being too difficult to implement. This is about a company being so big it can afford ignoring user requests and postponing basic functionality. Just like Microsoft. 

[xxlipe]

anyways i already moved to google music for many other reasons. the lack of this function and also because they banned me from my family plan just because i was travelling on my vacation on a different id from my other members of the family. Spotify sucks. everyone should quit.

[user-removed]

Please add an up next feature in addition to the add to queue!

[acc3d]

Yes! For those of us who mainly enjoy listening to albums in-order, one after another, we need the ability to add them to the END of the queue. Spotify is literally the only platform/software I've ever used that does not offer this functionality!

Also, it seems quite trivial to implement. Please, please add this basic behavior!

[Skidlaw]

'Play next' when there is already a queue is such a fundamental feature.  iTunes have had it for ever.  Ideal if you are playing a song which prompts another song for whatever reason (lyrics, tune, artist etc).  The only way to do it at the moment is to jump in when the current song finishes.  At the end of the new song Spotify returns to the queue.  Not ideal.  C'mon Spotify dev team!

[Jaimix]

Hola.

Tener la opcion de enviar a cola siguiente o cola final no complica en nada, al contrario, mejora la experiencia. Por ejemplo, yo llego a mi trabajo y me hago una playlist de varios albumes y lo dejo que corra. Así se podría escuchar el ambum completo antes de pasar al siguiente.

Espero tenga a consideración lo que estoy solicitando. Y si no quieren hacer más complicada la operación, al menos lo podrían dejar en las opciones de configuración.

Saludos

[user-removed]

Finally decided to cancel and stop the daily frustration of using Spotify's dysfunctional Add to Queue. Add to that the fact I reached the small song limit for my library, which was just the push I needed to go back to Apple Music. Somebody let me know when they finally decide to make a queuing system that makes sense.