Yeah, I think back to the broadcasting on the pier and pavilion days, back when Napster was still around. I had no less than 3,000 or 4,000 song playlist on it, possibly more, while the same songs simultaneously played on the amplified speakers (directly) and it was always LOUD, a lot of drinking and dancing used to go on up there regularly - Anyway, yeah, I had it on random in Zara, and agree I noticed repeats all the time even with such a large playlist.
So right, 200 songs is nothing, so I see your point, but is it incorrect to say most licenced stations still tend to air only the top 40 or top 100 or whatever? So in that respect 200 songs isn't so small a playlist.
200 songs is however a lot of songs to create from scratch using 100 year old sheet music lyrics! Even with Suno doing all the heavy lifting, I must have spent close to at least thousand hours putting these public domain songs together by now.. and still adding a song or two everyday.. at the least a few hours per song in most cases, so in that respect I consider 200 songs a big playlist!
What the hell? Just now took a glance at my present listener overview.. I've never seen the map displayed like this! Very peculiar, so I took a glance into the more detailed stats and it specifies 1 listener in the US and 1 listener in Canada, so what the hells with the map indicator! Makes it look like half the world is listening!
Weird map, I notice after the Canada listener left the map reverted to its usual state of showing both the US and Canada, even though the only listener at the moment is me in the US.
@richpowers, licensed stations over the air are a totally different animal.
We flea powered stations struggle to get any sort of notice, and when we do, we're often called pirates!
Internet stream listeners are looking for something different; otherwise, they'd be listening over the air.
That being said, I think it's amazing how many songs you've created. It's a lot of work!