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Using Spotify
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Spotify calls all its bits of audio "songs". This is fine for an album of songs, but it doesn't work for anything else: comedy, audiobooks, podcasts, classical music, instrumental music, etc. I suggest the default term, built into the Spotify system and app, should be "track" instead of "song".
Example: I was listening to some comedy by Eddie Izzard the other day, and it apparently consisted of 15 "songs". Far more sensible would have been "15 tracks".
