Te721 posted: " I've just loaded this up and now it seems the basic playlists I normally select have a skip limit so although there's more it's actually worse? Am I missing a trick." Others complained about being limited in how many times they could skip songs. Awful can't believe they are advertising this as a good thing." "Now if you pick a song it shuffles and gives you something you didn't want. Crucially you could pick whichever you wanted to play from the limited (but still large) catalogue. Hayzo said: " This is terrible, I used to use amazon music (prime), you could play a good number of albums/song not the full catalogue but not bad for free. Now it's just the same as free Spotify." And Foolsgold99 joked: "This is as good as when Apple forced us to have a U2 album on our phones. Before I could play what I wanted to, albeit with a limited choice. Sounds like a nightmare." And Butternubs agreed, responding: "Shuffle only has killed the hype immediately for me tbh."ĭaydreamer01 complained: "Not happy. Neilydee said: " Shuffle mode or other people's playlists only.
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The premium package costs £9.99 a month, or £8.99 for people who already have Prime. Those who pay extra for Amazon Music Unlimited will still be able to pick and play whatever they want, without having to be on shuffle.
Whereas previously they could pick out whichever song they wanted to hear and listen on demand. Subscribers will now only be able to listen to music on shuffle, based on a selected artist, album or playlist. It also says it now has the most ad-free podcasts available, but many customers are unhappy with the changes. Amazon Music has boosted the number of songs that Prime Members can listen to from 2 million to over 100 million.
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