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31/01 Enter Shikari
11/06 Muse

Intro

Well, a few days ago I realised it was my 3rd anniversary. Unfortunately, it was my 3rd birthday back on the 9th October. So, in true Martinesque fashion this journal is well over a month late. So I apologise for this very late journal, hopefully the content is worth the wait.

My 3rd Year

It’s been a bit of a funny old year really. I am sure I haven’t bought as many albums as I had this time last year. Were as last year, I was largely filling in the gaps of my music collection, this year almost all of my purchases have been new artists (except from a few new releases from bands already on my ipod). This seems to have largely been based around my attendance to a few gigs and trying to get as much of the bands back catalogue as possible both before and after the gigs. As well as new artists been added to my charts, there has been some movement in amongst my charts for the more established artists. From about 6 downwards, there has been movement. The top 5 still remains, but below there has been major movement which is an encouraging sign. The top 5 looks like it could finally get broken in the near future too. I feel this is last year’s purchases taking effect which have established some artists into higher positions.

The Gigs

Well since October last year, I have been to some cracking gigs. My first of that period was Priest Feast back in February of this year, were I saw Judas Priest, Megadeth and Testament. Now I had seen Megadeth before and was quite familiar with they’re material (see my charts ;-)) but I hadn’t had the pleasure of seeing Judas Priest or Testament or hearing they’re material. I checked both bands material and frankly both of them were very good. Testament were my favourite of the two though, but I must say that Judas Priest were the best of the bunch live. I have bought almost of each bands material now, which just demonstrates how gigs are a great way of finding great music.

My next gig was in April, with The Prodigy supported by Dizzee Rascal playing at Sheffield. I knew all of The Prodigy material however wasn’t expecting much of Dizzee Rascal and wasn’t intending to check out his material. But despite my low expectations for the bloke, he was brilliant. He had so much energy and he pulled off the beats brilliantly. In fact the whole venue was rocking, including myself! Despite Dizzee Rascal been somewhat of a positive surprise, The Prodigy would truly blow me away. They were absolutely phenomenal and remain the best act I have ever seen. They were so intense and I think I must have lost about a pint in sweat! I came out absolutely fucked and was still fucked in the morning.

The next gig was Progressive Nation in October. This was a good gig, but it wasn’t as good as it could have been. Despite me boning up on some Opeth, the majority of their set was from other albums. The same problem happened with Dream Theater, though this time it was even worse as I actually owned quite a few of their albums, yet they still barely played any material from them! Very disappointing, but just bad luck I suppose.

As a result of these gigs, I have checked out some quality bands who will make an impact on my charts within the next year or two. I am going to see Rammstein next year too, so I am checking out they’re material as we speak :-)

Hip-Hop: A Youtube Phenomenon?

One of the more bizarre events of this last year on Last FM was my “discovery” of Hip Hop via You Tube. Don’t ask me why, but one day I decided I would check out some Hip Hop/Rap on You Tube. I was at work and was a little bored. I decided rather than spend my time browsing the internet; I would design a signature for another site I post on. I started having a go, but couldn’t concentrate. I needed some music, but unfortunately my ITunes library at work was out of action. So I turned to You Tube and sat they’re thinking what I could listen to. I didn’t want to listen to rock/metal, I wanted something different or maybe something I hadn’t heard before. In the end, I thought of what was the opposite of metal. In a split second I thought Rap and decided to check some out. I instantly thought of Wu Tang Clan because I had heard Gravel Pit a few times and kinda liked it. That was the beginning of the end and I started checking out other Wu Tang Clan stuff. In a strange way, it helped me concentrate; I could appreciate the intelligent word play as well as the subtle beats in the background. Amongst my favourites of Wu Tang Clan were Protect Ya Neck, Da Mystery of Chessboxin' and Triumph. I then checked out some N.W.A, BodyCount and some Skee-Lo. So, for a genre I once hated, I discovered stuff I liked within a week. I haven’t bought any Hip Hop stuff, but it’s certainly a genre I would want to check out in future. So, watch this space guys!

Stats

As with the last “Last FM Birthday” journal I will analyse my top 10 and what’s happened well since last October/November within my top 10.

1. Megadeth

Overall Plays – 4,312
Plays Since Last Birthday – 1,193
Summary – Still top by a comfortable margin and frankly not much has changed. A new album gave these guys a boost but I think by and large these guys are living off the sheer amount of material I have of theirs already. They’re large discography allows them to have a heavy presence in the shuffles I play, so it’s certainly going to be a long time before these guys from the top spot. Not saying they are not a great band, but I have been listening to them a while and I am not as much of a fan boy as I used to be.

2. Iron Maiden

Overall Plays – 3,658
Plays Since Last Birthday – 1,078
Summary – Much the same as the Megadeth situation really. No new material for a while now and I say they are less likely to release new material than Megadeth are. Iron Maiden are, unsurprisingly, another non mover.


3. Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Overall Plays – 2,981
Plays Since Last Birthday – 862
Summary – Yet another band who have “stagnated” really. A new album is supposedly on its way. But I can’t see it making enough impact to move the RHCP’s into the top two. The only way is down really, especially as I have been listening to them even longer than I have Iron Maiden or Megadeth.

4. Led Zeppelin

Overall Plays – 2,445
Plays Since Last Birthday – 779
Summary – A band that I hold in higher esteem than RHCP’s but not Iron Maiden or Megadeth. I have by and large got they’re material except the odd live album and session album which I would be interested in. Unfortunately that’s not going to happen, because frankly I want to concentrate on either new bands or artists near the bottom of my charts who have little material. Another band I expect to go downhill in my charts, despite the new material I feel this will be of minimal impact.

5. Thin Lizzy

Overall Plays – 1,984
Plays Since Last Birthday – 586
Summary – Man o man, I cannot remember the last time I bought an album by these guys. A cracking rock band too. Despite been one of the more established artists in my charts, I still have plenty of material to purchase of theirs. I am very surprised they are still in the same place in my charts to be honest, they are obviously still relying by and large on the plays from the double disc greatest hits album I bought ages ago. Expect them to maybe fall before making a rise again once I get more material.

6. Madness

Overall Plays – 1,836
Plays Since Last Birthday – 791
Summary – A great year for these guys, they have moved up three places in my charts. They even have had more plays in the last 12 months than both Led Zeppelin and Thin Lizzy. Frankly it’s deserved after they have released what must be one of the albums of 2009 in Liberty of Norton Folgate. I still have plenty of material to check out and they are looking increasingly likely to be the first band to break the “big five”.

7. Jimi Hendrix

Overall Plays – 1,832
Plays Since Last Birthday – 741
Summary – Hot on heels of Madness, Jimi Hendrix is another artist that will break into the top five in my opinion. The man is an absolute genius and produces music that is simply out of this world. I still have a few more albums to purchase of his and like Madness, he has had more more plays in the last 12 months than Led Zeppelin and Thin Lizzy.

8. Black Sabbath

Overall Plays – 1,783
Plays Since Last Birthday – 505
Summary – A terrible 12 months for Black Sabbath. They have dropped like a stone by two places and could drop even further. However, like Thin Lizzy, there is hope. I do not own the majority of their albums, so hopefully they guys might “recover” if you like. Black Sabbath are another band who have been riding high on a greatest hits package and a few albums, only for the plays to dry up as other bands have developed and they haven’t. In fact, they are only rated 22nd out of 36 bands with regards to plays for the last 12 months. I think that tells its own story.

9. The Prodigy

Overall Plays– 1,761
Plays Since Last Birthday – 835
Summary – Well, the electro punks have finally gate crashed the party. I can’t think of many bands that I rate higher right now. The wall of noise they produce is downright astonishing and they are certainly trailblazers in my charts. They are the only electronica band in my charts and for them to even reach the top 10 is fantastic. They’re live show is fantastic and they’re new album is a return to form. I must say the amount of brilliant b-sides which I downloaded from ITunes recently won’t exactly have hindered they’re progression. Expect them to overtake Black Sabbath.

10. Electric Light Orchestra

Overall Plays – 1,703
Plays Since Last Birthday - 724
Summary – Certainly the nicest band in my top ten, and I can’t help feeling they’re feeling the benefit of been great revising music. But, let’s not take anything away from them. They make lush, layered, progressive rock music. They are innovators and they’re whole sound fits in well together. It helps having a cracking front man and songwriter in Jeff Lynne too. They have produced classic albums and I have barely scratched the service with these guys really. Potentially another band who could find themselves moving up my charts.

Conclusion

Boy, I never realised what an interesting year on Last FM it has been until I actually sat down and thought about it. It’s been a nice surprise really, rather than simply filling in gaps in my music collection I have found myself integrating new bands into my music library. This is down to the gigs mainly, which have forced me to discover some cracking music. Judas Priest, Testament and Opethall have exciting futures ahead of them in my charts. I am checking out Rammstein as we speak because I am seeing them in February, which should be cool. While I am in the mode of checking out new stuff, I thought I might as well action some recommendations that Stubbsy67 gave me aaaggeesss ago - Machinae Supremacy and Soulcage. So do not despair Shaun, I have been listening ;-) So another exciting year of music beckons and frankly I can’t wait to get my teeth into it. Keep your eyes peeled for my next journal by the way, which will be my top 10 album discoveries of 2009.

Hope you enjoyed reading this journal, your comments would be much appreciated :-)

(IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER)

Nickelback x2
Trivium x2
Slipknot
Metallica
The Friday Night Boys
Black Spiders
White Lies
The Streets x2
Enter Shikari x3
Sonic Boom Six x6
The Skints x5
Random Hand
ACID DROP
Catch-It Kebabs
Electric Six x3
Tragedy
Killing Joke
Gimp fist
Major Accident
The King Blues
Stephen Lynch
The Qemists
Frank Turner
Urban Scum
GG Elvis
Eagles of Death Metal x2
Human League
New Youth
No Americana
The View x2
Vampire Weekend
Arctic Monkeys x2
Faith No More
Mariachi El Bronx
Leftöver Crack
The Aggrolites x2
The Ronald Ray Guns
The Dickies
Pretty Machine
The Dead Weather
Manic Street Preachers
Keane
Babyshambles
Peter Doherty
Hadouken!
Bowling for Soup
Zebrahead
MC Lars
The Devil Wears Prada
Green Day
Prima Donna
Hot Leg
The Darkness x2
Joe Lean + the Jing Jang Jong x2
Ash
Gojira
Default
Do Me Bad Things
Midterm Break
Delays
The Ark
God Forbid
Mendeed
Polytechnic
Annihilator
Dizzee Rascal x5
The Prodigy x2
Pendulum
Does It Offend You, Yeah?
Duffy
Kate Nash
Sam Sparro
Sneaky Sound System
South Central
Lets Talk Tactics
Gabriella Cilmi
Richard John Thompson
The Last Shadow Puppets
Ipso Facto
The Black Keys
Basement Jaxx
Liam Finn
Jessica Lea Mayfield
Children of Bodom
Machine Head x2
The Sword
The Crave
Dot Allison
Drew McConnell
Kieran Leonard
Adam Ficek
The Wombats
Black Stone Cherry x2
Editors x2
Calvin Harris x2
VV Brown
All Time Low
The Audition
The Friday Night Boys
The Wildhearts
White Belt Yellow Tag
Howling Bells
The Futureheads
Reverend & The Makers
Lights Go Blue
Sounds Of Swami
Papa Roach
Madina Lake
Heaven's Basement
Wintersleep
The Joy Formidable
The Leftovers
Streetlight Manifesto
Five
The Parlor Mob
Duff McKagan's Loaded
Creature With The Atom Brain
Mr Hudson
The Difference Engine
Last Rough Cause
Newham Generals x2
Vandal Supreme
Sanctity
Master Shortie
Cosmo Jarvis
Grand National
free runner
La Roux
The Rakes
Fightstar
The Courteeners
Maxïmo Park
3OH!3

A
The Airborne Toxic Event
Alesha Dixon
Alexandra Burke
Amy Winehouse
Angels & Airwaves
Art Brut
Attack! Attack! (x2)

B
Baddies
Basement Jaxx
BeardyMan
Blur
Bombay Bicycle Club
Bon Iver
Brand New
Bruce Springsteen
Broken Records

C
Calvin Harris
Chairlift
Chipmunk
Coldplay
Craig David
The Cribs

D
Dan Black (x3)
Daniel Evans
Daniel Merriweather
The dead formats
Diana Vickers
Dizzee Rascal
DJ Pdex
Does It Offend You, Yeah?

E
Easy Star All-Stars
Elliot Minor
Emarosa
Enter Shikari
Eoghan Quigg

F
Faithless
Farewell
Florence + The Machine
Franz Ferdinand
Friendly Fires
Frontiers

G
Gareth Gates
Go: Audio
Gossip

H
Hellogoodbye
Houston Calls

I

J
Jamie T (x2)
Jason Mraz
JLS (x2)
Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong

K
Kasabian
Kid British
Kylie Minogue

L
Lady GaGa
Laura White
Lil' Chris
Lily Allen
Lostprophets

M
Madness
McFly (x2)
Metric
The Metros
Metro Station
Mr Hudson (x3)
Mystery Jets

N
N*E*R*D
N-Dubz
Nelly Furtado
The Noisettes

O
Out of Sight

P
Paolo Nutini
Peter Andre
Pete Doherty
Pendulum

Q

R
Rachel Hylton
The Rifles
The Rumble Strips (x2)
Ruth Lorenzo

S
S Club 7
S Club Juniors
The Saturdays
Saving Aimee
Shontelle
The Script
Sherwood
Shontelle
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
The Spill Canvas
Steps
The Subways
Sugababes

T
Taio Cruz
Tinchy Stryder
The Ting Tings (x2)
Tom Jones
Tonight Is Goodbye

U

V
Victoria Beckham

W
Westlife
White Lies
Will Young (x2)
The Wombats (x2)

X

Y
You Me At Six (x5)
Young Guns

Z
Zoe Birkett
The Zutons

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Met
You Me At Six - Josh Franceschi (x3), Matt Barnes (x3), Max Heyler, Dan Flint.
The Blackout
The Wombats
We Are The Ocean - Dan Brown
Tonight Is Goodbye - Anton West

Coming Up:
You Me At Six (x2)
We The Kings (x2)
Forever the Sickest Kids (x2)
Bombay Bicycle Club (x2)
All Time Low
The Blackout
Young Guns
The Maccabees
The Big Pink

1. Lady GaGa - Poker Face
Went through a phase earlier this year where female vocalists appealed to me. This song was also my birthday #1 back in March. Catchy tune.
Originally a #1 hit in March 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ngf5Oo_XrjI

2. Little Boots - Remedy
Female vocalists appealing to me, again. But this song really caught my eye, especially with the wonderful use of synths.
Originally a #6 hit in August 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McdqerXrwXE

3. La Roux - Bulletproof
The only La Roux song I like from their debut album (it's alot less squeakier than 'In For The Kill'). Once again, I also love the use of synths, especially with it's 80's effect.
Originally a #1 hit in July 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOYufRHQSms

4. David Guetta feat. Kelly Rowland - When Love Takes Over
Was used at the fashion show down at the college where Marina was attending. Also used alot when I went away for a weekend for a family get together.
Originally a #1 hit in June 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zudbz4hOcbc

5. Aqua - Back To The 80's
Aqua's comeback! Shame this hasn't been released as a single in the UK yet though... but the lyrics are awesome! Great use of synths also.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kw5s3CB_1pE

6. Calvin Harris - Ready For The Weekend
The theme song for the summer of 2009. I remember discussing this track to Marina and my friend, Chelsea and apparently, they only like the verses where Calvin sings...
Originally a #3 hit in August 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq8ByKxj5nA

7. Black Eyed Peas - I Gotta Feeling
Played everywhere, probably even more popular than their predecessor (Boom Boom Pow), yet another catchy tune, and apparently, it helps cheer us lot (the UK) up because of the credit crunch, so cheers B.E.P!
Originally a #1 hit in July 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_2rrxONlLo

8. Dizzee Rascal & Armand van Helden - Bonkers
...What? Some people thinks he's bonkers, but he knows he's free. Catchy tune, dunno what Armand van Helden was thinking though...
Originally a #1 hit in May 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci40ae8BlcE

9. Pitbull - I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)
Great use of sampling The Bucketheads 1995 smash, 'The Bomb'. I also love how vain this man sounds, makes me laugh.
Originally a #4 hit in July 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2tMV96xULk

10. Harry J All-Stars - Liquidator
This song just makes me laugh. A reggae instrumental? Different. Also because it's used in them adverts, y'know, the ones that promote food and shizz. Been listening to this tune all year round.
Originally a #9 hit in October 1969.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRp75slMFII

11. Yello - Oh Yeah
Kyle's (my tutor) theme tune. He has this deep, soothing voice, which reminds me of this song. But then it's also used as Duffman's theme tune alongside that pervert on one episode of American Dad where he has his 'Ice Cream Van' and lets all the kids run to him... creepy. But still, a good tune of which the video seems to have a constipated baby trying to have a poo...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Q7FFjUpVLg

12. Zig & Zag - Them Girls, Them Girls
Discovered this tune on a 90's compilation album. I loved it as soon as I heard it. Such creepy, but awesome lyrics such as 'Rubber-dub stylee' and 'You put the sky in my skyscraper'. It's a must-listen with their rip-take of Reel 2 Real's #5 smash 'I Like To Move It', listen to it, it's awesome.
Originally a #5 hit in December 1994.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU5bnHaLOOI&feature=related

13. Apollo 440 - Stop the Rock
Rediscovered this track when the social music site 'Last.fm' recommended me this artist, so I got the top track on the artist's profile and this was it. I was so amazed at Last.fm's recommendation because this song is really awesome! Great sample of Status Quo's 'Caroline'.
Originally a #10 hit in August 1999.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UO4Usj3hHNc

14. Katy Perry - Waking Up In Vegas
First saw the video to this song when I was away for that weekend to see my family. The music channel was on mute so that I could have a bit of light in my room (as it was huge and I was the only one in there) whilst I was sleeping... then for some reason, the volume kicked on and this song was blasting. Was creepy, but what a song!
Originally a #19 hit in May 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-pUaogoX5o

15. Noisettes - Never Forget You
What a lovely song for the summer/winter. It has that retro feel which makes me feel all good inside. Good song.
Originally a #20 hit in July 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4dSEyaT6R8

16. Nouvelle Vague - Teenage Kicks
Was used for the trailer to promote the new series of E4's 'The Inbetweeners', I liked it because of the Bossa Nova feel (and it seems to make me think of college...), but what I completely forgot about was that it was a cover of the Undertones classic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bnSW2a_H80

17. Meat Loaf - Paradise By The Dashboard Light
For 8 and a half minutes, this song is kick ass! The lyrics completely remind me of Marina and myself and it just lets you rock out until your hearts content! Have a listen, you won't regret it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0ns8t9iQck

18. The Trashmen - Surfin' Bird
Family Guy. 'Nuff said.
Originally a #50 hit in May 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IS_j8KYuUs

19. Blur - Parklife
Got back into this song in September when I bought NOW 29. Go on Kevin! You talk them verses through!
Originally a #10 hit in September 1994.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSuHrTfcikU

20. Just Jack - The Day I Died
When I was incredibly depressed (due to the temporary split between Marina and myself) this song made alot of sense to me, so it was my depressing tune of 2009.
Originally a #11 hit in August 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9Dfgbz61RQ

I know 2009 isn't over yet but here is my list of albums of the year:

5) Metric - Fantasies

Favourite track: Gold Guns Girls

4) Dizzee Rascal - Tongue'n'Cheek

Favourite track: Dirtee Cash

3) Tinchy Stryder - Catch 22

Favourite track: Take Me Back (feat. Taio Cruz)

2) The Asteroid Galaxy Tour - Fruit

Favourite track: around the bend

1) The Prodigy - Invaders Must Die

Favourite track: Piranha

I'm sure number one on next years list will be the new The Beastie Boys album which I am REALLY excited about. So excited that I can't even express it in words. I almost put The Fame by Lady GaGa on this list because I've listened to it so much this year that I forgot that it actually came out last year.

Other musical highlights of the year for me include:

* Girls Aloud live at the Odyssey Arena, Belfast.
* Flo Rida - Right Round which was my favourite song of the year.
*David Guetta - Sexy Bitch which came a close second.
* Free live Pixies mp3s.
* 20 year anniversary edition of the selft titled The Stone Roses album.

Comments appreciated, I'd love to hear your thoughts :)

Peace out!

Jem
x

sorry, i'm getting lazy.
so this time - it's all together for october.

Tracks played by Maarten Clark

@ A+ Elektro-Seminar @ Astra, Berlin
@ Fritz Club @ Postbahnhof, Berlin


Rotation & New & Classics:

Paul Kalkbrenner - Aaron
Does It Offend You, Yeah? - Se7en
La Roux - Bulletproof
Bodyrox - Yeah Yeah (D. Ramirez Instrumental)
Booka Shade - In white rooms
DJ Flucks - Astium (Original Mix)
2 Beaten Power - Error
Proxy - Who Are You
John Dahlbäck - Autumn
Sebastian Ingrosso - Kidsos
David Guetta - Sexy Bitch
Markus Gardeweg - Not Over You (Club Mix)
Bass Kleph - Keyboard Cat (Original Mix)
Tom Deluxx - Reactivate
Adam K & Soha - Question
Deadmau5 - FML (Original Mix)
Tocadisco - 2 Many Shots of Jägermeister (Club Mix)
Fake Blood - Mars (Original Mix)
Dizzee Rascal - Bonkers
Black Eyed Peas - I Gotta Feeling (David Guetta Remix)
Moguai - I.D.Y. (I Dance You) (Gorilla Ribs Remix)
Paul Kalkbrenner - Gebrünn Gebrünn
Format: B - Cosa Nostra Funk
The Cut & Mind Electric - Sweat (Original Mix)
Fukkk Offf - I Give You Bass
Mr. Magnetik - Erupt
Benny Benassi - Satisfaction
Felix Cartal - Redheads
Cirez D - On Off
Michael Mind – LOVE'S GONNA GET YOU (CLUB MIX)
Zoo Brazil & Adam Sky - Circle Jerk (Original Mix)
Electrixx - Tetris (Original Mix)
MITTEKILL - Wasser oder Wodka (Maarten Clark Remix)
Tocadisco - 2 Many Shots of Jägermeister (Ahmet Sendil Remix)
Skipbase - Uhh Yeahh (Waveboy Remix)
Les Petits Pilous - Wake Up
Boys Noize - Kill the Kid
Paul Kalkbrenner - Sky & Sand
Simian Mobile Disco - 10000 Horses Can't Be Wrong
MGMT - Kids (Soulwax Mix)
Wolfgang Gartner - The Grey Agenda (Original Mix)
D.I.M. & TAI - Lyposuct (Original)
Mr. Oizo - Positif (Pink is Punk Remix)
Michael Mind - Show Me Love (Club Mix)
Jesper Dahlbäck - Snara
Kid Cudi vs Crookers - Day N Nite
Etienne de Crecy & Monsieur Jo - Hanukkah (Beni's Swap Mix for Monsieur De Crecy)
Joachim Garraud - The Computer (Laidback Luke)
Little Boots - stuck on repeat (fake blood)
Maarten Clark - Milton Security
Tiga - Shoes (Noob remix)
Spencer & Hill - Dumb Party
Alec Troniq - Sub Aquers
Butch - Mushroom Man
Proxy - Raven
Daft Punk - Rollin' & Scratchin'
Scan X - Midnight (Laurent Garnier Edit)
Deadmau5 - Not Excactly (Original Mix)
Madonna - Celebration (Benny Benassi Edit)
The Bloodhound Gang - The Bad Touch


cheers,
maarten

Total number of tracks: 2777
Total Length of Music: 7.7 days

Sort by Name:
First Song: A-Punk
Last Song: 2000007 [Feat. TTC]

Sort by Time:
Shortest Song: One Last "Whoo-Hoo!" For The Pullman - 0:07
Longest Song: Amériques, for orchestra - 24:48

Sort by Album:
First Album: Actor - St. Vincent
Last Album: † - Justice

Sort By Artist:
First Artist: Air
Last Artist: Yeasayer

Sort By Genre:
First Song: The Giants Causeway - ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail of the Dead - Alternative
Last Song: Sebeke - Amadou & Mariam - World

Top 10 Most Played Songs:

10. To Protect And Entertain (Crookers Remix) - Busy P
Tears For Affairs - Camera Obscura
Can You Discover? - Discovery
Fences - Phoenix
Backdrifts - Radiohead
Save Me From What I Want - St. Vincent
9. Lloyd, I'm Ready To Be Heartbroken - Camera Obscura
Pussyole (Old Skool) - Dizzee Rascal
Lisztomania - Phoenix
8. My Delirium - Ladyhawke
Phantom Pt. II - Justice
Girlfriend - Phoenix
7. 1901 - Phoenix
6. The Strangers - St. Vincent
5. Life After Sundown - Glass Candy
4. Osaka Loop Line - Discovery
3. Young Adult Friction - The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
Two Weeks - Grizzly Bear
2. Hold The Line [Feat. Mr. Lex & Santigold] - Major Lazer
1. Souvenirs - Architecture in Helsinki

First 5 songs that come up on shuffle:

Mountains Of Yaffa - Matt Valentine
Feel The Love - Cut Copy
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