Ever since I launched the personalised playlist creation based on Last.fm user data, I’ve had requests from people who want to get all their ‘Loved’ tracks into Spotify.
Happy to oblige!
Simply go to ‘Last.fm Loved Tracks’, enter your Last.fm id, and Spotibot will go and find all the tracks it can in Spotify. You can then drag this into your Play Queue, or a new playlist to save it for the future.
It can be a bit slow if you’ve got loads of loved tracks because otherwise it’d hammer the Spotify server and then not work at all.
I’ve already had a couple of excellent ideas from users which I’m going to implement soon. If you have any ideas or feedback then please leave a comment and I’ll see what I can do!
11 comments ↓
I would like a spotify stars -> last.fm loves synchronizer!
Thanks for the awesome little service – made my day! 🙂
I’ve got above 2000 loved songs, it only imports 700. What can I do to import ALL of them?
thanx!
@Miguel – what is your last.fm username? I’ll have a look at it.
thank you so much for this great tool.
I´ve been looking for something like this for a long time already.
Great website too.
Superb tool, thanks!
I’d also really like a Spotify stars -> Last.fm loves synchroniser.
Took several minutes (first thought it didn’t work) but eventually 156 out of 195 tracks succesfully imported.
Thanks for this tool!
This is awesome. It would be even better if after it’s done it would list all of the Last.fm loved tracks that were not found. If you added that it would be perfect.
It found 100 out of 125 of my loved Last.fm tracks. I want to know which 25 it couldn’t find. heh
I have the same problem Miguel had. I have well over 700 songs. How can I get past the import limit?
What about “Charts”
I would like to discover music using my friends’ charts.
Could you do someting for that? 🙂
It would be great.
Thanks