Well, it could be alleviated if you put tags on your songs (or if there was a central database that tagged songs). You're mostly looking for frequency matches. Or you might have a "same but different" flag that looks for songs with words in common, but also words in opposite in common. So a sad love song is followed by a happy love song.
It's not going to be DJ-perfect where one song immediately riffs into the next, but it would seriously up the odds.
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Date: 2008-02-14 12:26 am (UTC)Well, it could be alleviated if you put tags on your songs (or if there was a central database that tagged songs). You're mostly looking for frequency matches. Or you might have a "same but different" flag that looks for songs with words in common, but also words in opposite in common. So a sad love song is followed by a happy love song.
It's not going to be DJ-perfect where one song immediately riffs into the next, but it would seriously up the odds.
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Tom