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Wait you guys don't just shuffle all liked songs and listen to that every time?
Cause liked songs have multiple genres, which does not corresponds to the mood you are! Have playlists by genre or artist, it's works better IMO.
Right? Why wouldn't I just want a random grab bag of every song I've ever enjoyed? It keeps you on your toes, that's for sure.
No thanks, I don't wanna listen to 2015 me's music taste
Fair
No, I listen to albums.
I play all liked songs in order of most recently added and go back to the start every 5 songs.
No, I sort by date (last downloaded) and keep replaying few newly added songs on loop for hours until I download another.
Although it depends on way of access.
Folder music player on phone - sorting by date or shuffle playlist - rapid playlist (directory) switching
VLC player on laptop - sorting alphabetically or shuffle playlist - rare playlist (directory) switching
Navidrome server - whole albums or newly added played individually - rare playlist use (shuffle)*
* playlists generated using
ls playlist_dir/* > playlist.m3u