[ SECRET POST #5586 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5586 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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02.
[Mother Macabre]



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(British comedian Rosie Jones)


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04. https://i.imgur.com/i7RTmYV.png
[OP warned for NSFW (art; painting by Gustave Courbet called L'Origine du monde)]


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05.
[Monk]


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06. [SPOILERS for Novoland: Pearl Eclipse]
[WARNING for discussion of domestic violence, physical/emotional/sexual abuse:]



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07. [WARNING for discussion of rape]



















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Comments

Spotify users, how do you organize your libraries (besides by album, I mean)?

[(Anonymous)]

It took me hours, but I've finally compiled my entire music library in Spotify likes.

But now I guess I have to start making playlists; carve some order from the chaos. Where do I even start?? O_o

Re: Spotify users, how do you organize your libraries (besides by album, I mean)?

[kaijinscendre]

I have a folder for albums/artists. Folder for comedy. Folder for themed playlists. Folder for soundtracks that is subdivided into movies/shows/games.

Re: Spotify users, how do you organize your libraries (besides by album, I mean)?

[(Anonymous)]

I have a bunch of albums saved, and I also have a bunch of playlists that I use for just tossing in any music I like from various genres. Then I'll periodically go make a new playlist with some favorite albums, some music that I'm in the mood for from my genre playlists, and some new stuff I want to check out, and I'll just listen to that for a month or two and then switch to a new one. I also have go-to playlists for specific situations (music for cooking dinner, music for cleaning the house, music for driving, etc).

Also I have a playlist that's just, whenever I hear a song with a really good drum bit, I put it on that playlist.