Playlist created from current listening session

[Heyro]

I entered the name of an artist into the "play now" search box and I loved it and Pandora has just been playing for three or four hours and I love every single song and artist it has been playing. Is there anyway to save this string of music as a playlist? Thank you

Moderator Edit: Changed title for clarity

[AlyssaPandora · Accepted solution]

Hi there, @Heyro! Glad to hear you're enjoying the tunes.

Pandora doesn't actually save a list of the content from each of your listening sessions, as this would use a lot of memory.

However, you can scroll back through your current listening session to view the recently played tracks on your station.

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From your Web Browser:

From the Now Playing screen, hover over the album art and click View Session History. Then click the left or right arrow to scroll through the recently played tracks.

From the album art you can thumb up, thumb down, or replay songs.

If you would like to keep an ongoing list of the songs that you really enjoy in order to purchase them later, you can give the track a thumbs up. 

Keep in mind thumbs will influence your station, while bookmarks will not.

You can also view your changes in your Thumbs Up list under your profile.

Hope this helps! 

[Heyro]

Thankyou Alyssa!

[JasmineMary]

Okay but what happens when that session is still current but Pandora times out and won't let you scroll all the way to the beginning because it automatically times out and songs drop off??? 

[AdamPandora]

@JasmineMary That sounds like a separate issue.

Could you tell me a bit more about what is happening? Are you listening to Pandora on a computer or on a device?

1. If you are on a computer, are you listening from:
• A Mac or Windows computer?
  
• Our website, or the desktop app? If you're listening from our website, what browser are you using?
  
2. If you are on a device, what is the make and model (and carrier, if applicable)?
   
3. You mentioned that Pandora "times out" - Is there an error message when that happens? If so, what does it say?
   
4. Can you provide me with a screenshot/screen-recording of what you're seeing? 
   

Thanks for all your help with this!