For as long as I’ve kept a music library with some form of software, I’ve always enjoyed tracking what songs float to the top of my play counts. Unfortunately, through years of switching computers and reformatting Ubuntu machines, I’ve managed to lose that multiple times…
Then, last October I found Last.fm. It’s awesome. I have a piece of software that runs on my laptop (or in the case of Ubuntu machines, I just put my login information into the music player…) and submits every single song I listen to from my laptop. My Squeezebox (which I love, btw) has a similar thing - every song I listen to, be it on Pandora, Slacker, or out of my library, gets submitted.
About a year later and I’ve got over 14,000 plays submitted to last.fm.
Last.fm then allows me to sort by top artists, top albums, or top tracks. It’s always interesting to see what floats at the top, so here’s my top 15: (There’s 3 songs tied for 14th place, so there’s actually 16)
I really love all these songs, and find it really cool that last.fm is free. Check it out! It’s awesome.
Anyways, I need to get back to school work.
‘Till later
-Josh