MOG Stats 5- 100K-Many Lists
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Track:Sunday Kind Of Love
Since July 12 2007, according to lastfm◄, I just crossed the 100,000 songs listened to threshold. It was Ella Fitzgerald with A Sunday Kind Of Love doing the trick in turning over my listening odometer.
This works out to about 152 songs a day. This seems like a lot, because it also includes my wife's listening to her ipod during that period . Since I load her ipod there isn't too much skewed in these numbers, except for the grand total of songs.
The stats show I listened to 10,425 different artists, so I get around a little and listen to a lot of compilations...I did this real quick, so please don't quibble with my genre groupings too much. I don't really use 'em myself. Just wanted to get a few more names into the mix. I listened to at least 75 tracks from any artist on these lists. No stats for the car..
Here are a few Top 10's for my most listened to tracks since 6/2007..
Overall
- James Brown
- Funkadelic
- Duke Ellington
- Parliament
- The Meters
- Tom Waits
- Memphis Minnie
- Isaac Hayes
- Marvin Gaye
- Gil Scott-Heron
"Rock"
- Tom Waits
- Grateful Dead
- The Kinks
- Bruce Springsteen
- Bob Dylan
- Frank Zappa
- NRBQ
- Rolling Stones
- Joni Mitchell
- Bo Diddley
Country
- Carter Family
- Uncle Dave Macon
- Hank Williams
- Woody Guthrie
- Johnny Cash
- Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys
- Merle Haggard
- Bill Monroe
- The Delmore Brothers
- Townes Van Zandt
Reggae
- Lee "scratch" Perry (includes Upsetters)
- Burning Spear
- Bob Marley
- Dub Syndicate
- African Headcharge
- Augustus Pablo
- Toots and the Maytals
- Bim Sherman
- Jackie Mittoo
- Peter Tosh
Blues
- Memphis Minnie
- Big Bill Broonzy
- Muddy Waters
- Blind Willie McTell
- BB King
- Lightning Hopkins
- T-Bone Walker
- Lowell Fulson
- Blind Boy Fuller
- Etta James
Jazz
- Duke Ellington
- Louis Armstrong
- Miles Davis
- Billie Holiday
- Ella Fitzgerald
- Thelonious Monk
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk
- Cannonball Adderly
- Django Reinhardt
- Lester Young
Soul/Funk Bands
- Funkadelic
- Parliament
- The Meters
- Ohio Players
- The Temptations
- Booker T & The MG's
- Sly and the Family Stone
- Earth, Wind, and Fire
- The Four Tops
- The Isley Brothers
Soul/Funk Artist
- James Brown
- Isaac Hayes
- Marvin Gaye
- Gil Scott-Heron
- Aretha Franklin
- Stevie Wonder
- Al Green
- Millie Jackson
- Curtis Mayfield
- Rufus Thomas
Soul Singer/Male
- James Brown
- Marvin Gaye
- Stevie Wonder
- Al Green
- Curtis Mayfield
- Rufus Thomas
- Aaaron Neville
- Joe Tex
- Otis Redding
- Solomon Burke
Soul Singer/Female
- Aretha Franklin
- Millie Jackson
- Carla Thomas
- Nina Simone
- Doris Duke
- Betty Davis
- Mavis Staples
- Lyn Collins
- Tina Turner
- Eula Cooper
"Modern, 1980+"
- Elvis Costello
- Art Of Noise
- Talking Heads
- The Clash
- Los Lobos
- XTC
- Prince
- Meat Puppets
- Fishbone
- Sonic Youth
"Modern, 1990+"
- Drive By Truckers
- Wilco
- Stereolab
- of Montreal
- Guided By Voices
- Lucinda Williams
- Magnetic Fields
- Massive Attack
- Portishead
- Nightmares On Wax
"Modern Hip Hop/R&B"
- Eric B & Rakim
- Common
- Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings
- De La Soul
- Donnie
- Alice Smith
- Ultramagnetic MC's
- J Dilla
- Kool Keith
- A Tribe Called Quest
Everything Else (Gospel,Unclassifiable,World)
- Swan Silvertones
- Glenn Gould
- Miriam Makeba
- David Axelrod
- Tim Maia
- Terry Callier
- Fela Kuti (quite an number for a cat with most songs over 10 minutes)
- Joyce
- Celia Cruz
- The Soul Stirrers
Comments (14)
Kudos, my friend. In the same period of time, since I joined A DAY before you (weird), I've only amassed 31K, and I feel like that's me listening nearly 24/7.
Your penchant for James Brown is borderline unhealthy, but I can't talk because my numbers are eerily similar for my number 1, Mr. Adams.
heh, you have a point there..and if you add up everything under the JB umbrella, I'm even sicker. Of course, the P-Funk umbrella might beat out James Brown for me..In the end though, JB and P-funk make up 4% of the total listens. heheh, I'm crazy.
My list is wimpy compared to....yours and almost everyone's....but, as with MOG, I only play it at work
I am home with my schoolwork and son a lot..I have grown accustomed to this computer listenin' thing.
impressive sir, loving the fact that Eric B is number one in your hip hop category
As Spike once said..proudly old school here..thanks Rawk.
is there any other school to attend?
I sometimes think I'm beyond old school..back in pre-school, but yeah..Old School is the way to go.
Have you figured a way to purge the memory of the shuffle option on an iPod? I thought it was our crappy little shuffle that was messed up, always repeating the same song, but even our touch has issues playing certain artists or songs.
Oh hi, CBW..aaah, no, I sure don't know a whole heckuva lot about the ipod..other than how to load it. I'm sorry. I have barely even listened on one. Hope all is well with you. Haven't see you in ages.
You are a madman! But in a good way.
I bet you can guess my top 10s easily ;)
BTW, I got the Gliss album you mentioned, and I shall be spinning it soon. If it's not good, I'll hunt you down. I will!
Don't take my word..it's Dale's record. :) I give he and Michael all the credit for Gliss, but I promise you will like it..unless you've changed into a person I just don't recognize anymore....uh,um,nooooooo, that's my neck....no,no,hellllllp........*THUD* (
Dale didn't tell me anything... I see how it is! Can't be bothered to EMCD his own twin sister! {this all means that you're out of the woods for now, and instead I'll go yell at Dale; well played, funk fiend...}
Dale is the essence of good in all things..except one...He is the head of the largest Music Crack Dealership Network in the world. A Music Crack Kingpin, if you will..Of course, for his junkies this is a blessing.