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We can start a playlist on Spotify I guess, but that would grow the playlist to too long ;)
I'm not much of a psychologist, or an Arkensasian, but I found that keeping a fixed playlist keeps me from getting angry when a song comes on that I don't want to listen to. Often if I have to flip to my playlist/radio (I use google music, I get the two confused now) I will lose my groove.
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