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You might "discover" more in the sense that you'll get far more recommendations of songs you've never heard of, but those recommendations might not be relevant
by physcab 15y ago
You might "discover" more in the sense that you'll get far more recommendations of songs you've never heard of, but those recommendations might not be relevant to you. Why? Because your mood changes from song to song and algorithms will never capture human emotion quite like, well, humans.
When I'm in a well-DJ'ed Turntable room, the "radio" feels so much more natural. Songs flow. People are constantly editing their queues to best the song before it and I find myself rarely having to vote on a song. Its already better than Pandora, IMO. It also beats BMAT which has amazing algorithmic recommendations (based on waveform analysis and musical feature decomposition).
The only issue I see right now is that if your tastes are outside of Electronica and Indie, theres not much else for you at the moment.