Actually, I think networking is their core product (though maybe not competency...). Their App is tricky to use (easy to skip, rather than enque a song, or acc

Actually, I think networking is their core product (though maybe not competency...). Their App is tricky to use (easy to skip, rather than enque a song, or accidentally skip while looking at meta data, or searching for tracks to queue). They have offline working, half-decent play lists (but still too easy to accidentally make a new list, rather than augment an existing one). However - "everyone" knows it, and knows favourite songs on it, and have an active account - so it's nice at parties, or for sharing tracks in person or via messages, tweets/statuses etc. The only other thing I'd like to see was a steam/sdk integration for soundtracks in games. Everyone listens to their own music with any (mmo) game worth playing - but it'd be nice to have Spotify cross-fade to the "scary/dramatic" playlist in a fight, and "moody" when the game calls for quiet mood etc.