Spotify forces you into this. I have a playlist with a little over 2 thousand songs, and every time I start the playlist it plays the same hundred or so songs because of their shuffle algorithm.
26It's probably because they're cached on your device and cost no bandwidth to Spotify.
11That might be the reason, because I have my entire library downloaded and never run into this "bug"
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You can use sites like these to randomize your playlist. You can have it randomize the playlist or create a randomized copy if you want to keep the original.
I usually start the playlist, turn on their crappy shuffle to get me to a random position in the randomized playlist, then disable their
profitability maximizershuffle.9Same here
1If you play another song not in that playlist and then play that playlist again it'll reshuffle
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11It doesn't seem to matter where i play music.
I feel like the same pattern happens everywhere.
Like, there is a set if songs no matter how big the list is, it always seems to play way more often than others.6This is why I got back to buying music again. Paying a monthly subscription to play the same songs I like doesn't make sense. Own your media
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5This doesn't happen to me all the time, or even most of the time, but when it does oh my God is it irritating. It's gotta be some bug with loading more content, or a connection issue. Because I could still play those 5 songs while completely disconnected from the Internet, which means they're already downloaded to the device in some capacity. It's just not loading more from the web.
5Leo P at the Proms on repeat...
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