Amazon Music – How to Import Playlists

As with transfers between almost any two competing applications, transferring music from Amazon Music to Google Play Music is not as simple as clicking a couple buttons. You are unfortunately going to need to download from Amazon and then upload to Google.

However, you do not have to use Music Manager to upload music to Google Play. While, in my own experience, uploading using Music Manager tends to be quite a bit faster (when it works like it's supposed to), if you have Google Chrome and have also installed the Google Play Music for Chrome app, you can open up Play Music in Chrome and simply drag your downloaded Amazon music files from your file browser and drop them into the Play Music tab; this commences the uploading process, which uses Chrome itself rather than a dedicated client like Music Manager, for whatever you dropped in.

For more information on uploading using Chrome and its official Play Music app, check out this Google Play Help Center article.

If you inspect the source code of the page you will see:

<td class="popularity">
   <div class="trackPopularityContainer">
   </div>
</td>

It's the popularity of the songs. iTunes has a similar thing.

The yellow bars you're seeing indicate the popularity of the track. The more yellow bars that are displayed, the more popular the song.