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Olivia, what is a rolling thread? Is that a bad thing?
lt's a whole line of songs attached to each other and keeps playing with the next one down the line. lt's usually created for someone's
favorites and gets added to a normal music thread by mistake.
 

lt's a whole line of songs attached to each other and keeps playing with the next one down the line. lt's usually created for someone's
favorites and gets added to a normal music thread by mistake.
Thank you, I never knew about that, it was definitely a mistake if that's the case. If so, I apologize. I'll have to check it out later.
 
When I Need You - Albert Hammond, 1976
(The song was co-written, circa 1976, by Albert Hammond and Carole Bayer Sager, but most notably performed by Leo Sayer in 1977, which is my preferred version.)

Rod Stewart also recorded the song in 1996:

 
I think the term is playlist.
Isn't this just another term for what l called a rolling music thread? Of course l realize that playlist s a better, more accurate term but l do my best with what l have in my mostly empty noggin.
 
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Isn't this the just another term for what l called a rolling music thread? Of course l realize that playlist s a better, more accurate term but l do my best with what l have in my mostly empty noggin.
There is a trick to copying a song out of a playlist so that you don't get the entire playlist. In the YouTube address bar link there is a code that says that this video is a part of a playlist and that code insures that the entire playlist plays back.

Here is a tutorial I devised:

If you are copying a link from YouTube and the video is a part of a list it will read like the following example:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wMOj2G0_CI&list=PL-FluPZ_76MP17hAj1h3CeYlRrT4AKZzh&index=11

The part you want to highlight and copy is all the way up until the ampersand before the word, "list".

For example:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wMOj2G0_CI&list=PL-FluPZ_76MP17hAj1h3CeYlRrT4AKZzh&index=11
 
There is a trick to copying a song out of a playlist so that you don't get the entire playlist. In the YouTube address bar link there is a code that says that this video is a part of a playlist and that code insures that the entire playlist plays back.

Here is a tutorial I devised:

If you are copying a link from YouTube and the video is a part of a list it will read like the following example:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wMOj2G0_CI&list=PL-FluPZ_76MP17hAj1h3CeYlRrT4AKZzh&index=11

The part you want to highlight and copy is all the way up until the ampersand before the word, "list".

For example:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wMOj2G0_CI&list=PL-FluPZ_76MP17hAj1h3CeYlRrT4AKZzh&index=11
Thank you, Oldfeller! That's exactly what l wanted to know. ❤️
 

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