If you're still using iTunes, you've probably noticed mccain healthy choice that the Shuffle feature

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If you're still using iTunes, you've probably noticed mccain healthy choice that the Shuffle feature doesn't always seem the most random. In fact, at times Shuffle may have seemed completely set in stone (which, of course, would make no sense). As one user at AskDifferent points out , there's a method to this madness mccain healthy choice and it's easy to fix your non-random shuffle.
Essentially, when you turn on Shuffle, iTunes creates a randomly generated Shuffle order of your entire library (assuming that's where you turned on Shuffle). While Shuffle remains enabled, this "random" order will remain static that is, if Let It Be precedes Like a Rolling Stone , it will always precede it, no matter how many times you restart playback.
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