TransJenner
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Can't we already do that tho
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I mean I know how to move them but if you have songs from their library mixed in with songs that you added from another site and you try to move their library tracks to a different position in less than a minute they'll move it back. I noticed that if you move a track while offline it will stay but their servers/cloud or whatever won't copy the songs.
Golayitdown
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Tidal is the best streaming app I've used so far. It's not perfect but it's killing Apple Music and Google Play Music by miles from an interface and usability standpoint.
Word...like really I didn't know... Haven't seen that in yearsyoutube has ads
What you mean you can't move songs around? Like change the order the songs come in?
Took the YouTube red gimmick..I listen to YouTube all the time. Pandora prem gave me 5 months free. Don't need the Google one.
No, you can't.
This is actually most loved feature. I forgot about it.
So, yeah, no ads and "off" playback are the best things.
TransJenner
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Was about to pay $10 for Apple Music and came across this thread legit a min before I signed
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Let's say you decide to build a 90s east coast rap playlist. You download Cuban Linx from the Google library and then you download the War Report from some other source like mega upload. You'll be able to move the war report tracks into any position on the playlist and they'll stay, but if you try to move a track from Cuban Linx to a different position they'll move it back within the next minute. Basically the tracks you download from Google library can't be moved to a different slot unless the entire playlist consists of songs you downloaded from Google.
I have noticed that if you cut the Wi-Fi or mobile data off and then move the tracks they'll stay in place but if your phone cuts off Google's servers won't be able to save the playlist so you'll have to start over. Yes, if your phone dies sometimes Google will delete your playlists. If you're lucky their system will make a copy of the playlist they just deleted and you'll have to add the Google library tracks back to the playlist. Basically when your phone dies for some reason they'll delete all of the tracks you downloaded from Google off of your playlists and if you're lucky when you turn the phone back on they will have those songs saved for you so you can add them back but a lot of times they don't.
The only reason I fukk wit Google music is because they have custom radio stations/playlists by eras and it's easy to discover specific music that way. For instance they have a Soul Glo: 80s Jheri Curl Funk station, then they have a New Jack Swing and an African American movie soundtrack playlist. Other than that I would find a better streaming service.
Been on Google Music since it was created and been happily paying $8 a month as a early adopter. YouTube Red was a great throw in.
IDK why breh having issues moving tracks in his playlist around. Maybe he isn't creating and saving the playlists?
For instance I have an IWW playlist that includes the unreleased version of Take It in Blood, Street Dreams Rmx, Silent Murder at the end.
IDK why breh having issues moving tracks in his playlist around. Maybe he isn't creating and saving the playlists?
For instance I have an IWW playlist that includes the unreleased version of Take It in Blood, Street Dreams Rmx, Silent Murder at the end.
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