@Rswanson25 Thanks for sharing your experience, and I completely understand why this would be frustrating—especially as a longtime Pandora Premium subscriber. If you've seeded a station with songs you love and haven't heard some of them in months (or longer), it's understandable to wonder whether something is wrong or if there's a way to influence what plays.
While station seeds help shape the overall sound and variety of a station, they don't guarantee that specific songs will play within a certain timeframe. At this time, there also isn't a way to review station history or confirm the last time a particular track played on a station.
The good news is that, as a Pandora Premium subscriber, you do have a few additional options if there are specific songs you'd like to hear more regularly:
You can search for and play any song on demand whenever you'd like to hear it.
You can create custom playlists with the exact songs and artists you want included.
If you'd rather not build playlists yourself, you can also take advantage of AutoPlay. Simply play a song you want to hear, and when it finishes, Pandora can automatically continue with an AutoPlay station based on your recent listening activity and similar music. AutoPlay can be managed in Settings > Advanced, or with the AutoPlay toggle found at the bottom of tracks, albums, and playlists.
Please note that AutoPlay stations are personalized based on your recent listening habits, so they may be a little different each time.
I know that may not be the answer you were hoping for, but I appreciate you taking the time to let us know how this has impacted your listening experience. Feedback like yours helps us understand where listeners are running into frustrations, particularly around station variety and hearing the music that's most meaningful to them.
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