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Case in point: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Collection_of_Pop_Classics
Someone who isn't really into punk is probably going to think they're skinheads.
Spotify already has an extremely restricted selection of songs. Even for popular artists it's ridiculous how narrow of a selection is in their library. It's 2017, there's plenty of alternative services and discovery paths to finding music, and musicians.
What would you recommend?
Spotify already has an extremely restricted selection of songs. Even for popular artists it's ridiculous how narrow of a selection is in their library. It's 2017, there's plenty of alternative services and discovery paths to finding music, and musicians.
What would you recommend?
> material that favors hatred or incites violence against race, religion, sexuality, or the like is not tolerated by us Wouldn't this make a lot of rap music intolerable to Spotify?
> material that favors hatred or incites violence against race, religion, sexuality, or the like is not tolerated by us Wouldn't this make a lot of rap music intolerable to Spotify?
Which, is shocking, considering that they evolved from the "rap battle" style, where insults were piled on for their phonic qualities, rather than to explicitly associate someone with the negative qualities of the word.
Pretty amusing that 'American Woman' is in their patriotic playlist, since it's critical of the US.
Pretty amusing that 'American Woman' is in their patriotic playlist, since it's critical of the US.
I would cheekily suggest that "American Woman" belongs on a "Quintessentially Canadian" playlist: the best-known song by a Canadian band, but focused on America.
Unrelated, but if I had to pick a song about the US for a 'Quintessentially Canadian' playlist it would be 'The Gulf War Song' by Moxy Fruvous.
Cheers.