If the random number generator should be badly implemented than certainly many unexpected things can happen. But be aware that "real" randomness is usually not what normal people expect from a "random" sequence. In mathematics it's a know problem that "real" random number generators always produce some clustering if you do not go to extremely long sequences. That must be like this because there is a certain probability of clusters. What normal people would expect from a "random" sequence looks pretty equally distributed. But that is not random! If one wants something that is almost random but still close to equally distributed one has to use quasi-random generators, e.g. Halton sequences. I certainly would prefer a more equal distribution in my "random" playlists...
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