So you’ve finally found the perfect version of that acoustic Hey Ya! cover, and you want to show it off to your friends. What do you do? We’re here to help.
There are a few ways to get the music you love out there:
1) Send it via email, or straight to your Grooveshark friends
2) Broadcast to Twitter
3) Share on Facebook
4) Post to StumbleUpon
Here’s a quick little video to show you how to add songs to a playlist you already have!
How to Add Songs to an Existing Playlist from ben westermann-clark on Vimeo.
1) Find your playlists and add one to the queue.
2) Search for the songs you want and add them to the queue.
3) Click the Save button, and choose “Overwrite Existing Playlist.”
Voila!
So you’ve got that perfect playlist, but one of the songs got old a bit faster than you thought. In Grooveshark, you can Overwrite any playlist you’ve made, making it easy to add or delete songs from a playlist you’ve already made and save those changes.
Here’s how:
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