I have a station based on Pink Floyd and one based on Jethro Tull. My Jethro Tull station frequently plays Pink Floyd songs. My Pink Floyd Station has never played a Jethro Tull song.
@kendenny Thanks for following up and clarifying that with me.
I do see your station is created based off of those three seeded artists.
Adding variety to a station doesn't narrow the song pool that Pandora chooses from, nor does it increase your chances of hearing a particular song or artist. Rather, it opens up your station to a lot of variety, which can make for some undesirable matches.
So the selection of tracks that play on this station would be different if it were only seeded with Pink Floyd vs. having it seeded with those additional artists.
I would suggest editing this station to remove those extra seeds if you aren't happy with the tracks that are currently playing on it.
To edit your stations on a computer, first make sure you're signed into your Pandora account. Then:
You might find that Pandora works best if you create multiple stations with different artists or songs. From there, you can utilize our shuffle feature to hear a variety of musical styles in one listening session. Shuffle plays a one-song set from a random station that you've included in your mix and then moves onto another song (from a different station). This is significantly different from listening to a single Pandora station.
Hope this helps!
@kendenny I don't actually see a Pink Floyd station on the Pandora account connected to your Community profile.
Did you re-name that station to something else?
Let me know.
Floyd Parsons radio. It's based on Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, and Dire Straits.
@kendenny Thanks for following up and clarifying that with me.
I do see your station is created based off of those three seeded artists.
Adding variety to a station doesn't narrow the song pool that Pandora chooses from, nor does it increase your chances of hearing a particular song or artist. Rather, it opens up your station to a lot of variety, which can make for some undesirable matches.
So the selection of tracks that play on this station would be different if it were only seeded with Pink Floyd vs. having it seeded with those additional artists.
I would suggest editing this station to remove those extra seeds if you aren't happy with the tracks that are currently playing on it.
To edit your stations on a computer, first make sure you're signed into your Pandora account. Then:
You might find that Pandora works best if you create multiple stations with different artists or songs. From there, you can utilize our shuffle feature to hear a variety of musical styles in one listening session. Shuffle plays a one-song set from a random station that you've included in your mix and then moves onto another song (from a different station). This is significantly different from listening to a single Pandora station.
Hope this helps!