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There are only two areas where Google Play Music is significantly better than spotify:
1) It has a 10,000 free song library for non-premium users.
2) It has a completely editable queue.
In GPM/GPMAA, when I add a song or album to the Queue, it tacks it on to the end of the queue. As far as I know, that's how a queue works.
In Spotify, if I have started playing one album and I try adding another album, it injects the new album inside of the current album, immediately after the current track.
AC/DC Track 1 (currently listening) Chicago Track 1 Chicago Track 2 ... Chicago Track 17 AC/DC Track 2
What gives there?
There's also another issue -- songs cannot be arranged once they are in the queue. So shuffling that misplaced queue album is an impossibility.