Faz2

Warm greetings fellow scrobblers! I hope you are well! :)

I enjoy listening to music from a wide range of decades from the 70's, 80's and 90's, although not so much modern music. I absolutely love it when Last.fm helps me rediscover an old classic!! :)

Thanks to Last.fm, the genres I now enjoy is broadening, ranging from classic rock, eurodance and guilty pleasures to neoclassical, ambient, soothing and tranquil melodies. This has resulted in my own station now playing quite an odd mix of tunes!! Never mind, just use that skip button, I always am.

Around 70% of all tracks I scrobble are streamed from Last.fm, with the remaining likely to be via Spotify, an instant playback music streaming service. IMHO, one of it's best features is the ability to seek to anywhere within the currently playing track, saving a hell of a lot of time when you're looking for that elusive tune!! You you can also listen to any tune as often as you like and no restrictions on playlists. It also compliments Last.fm very nicely as it can scrobble all your tracks too! (Check it's preferences section)

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"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace."
-Jimi Hendrix

80s 90s alternative ambient blues british britpop classic rock classical dance electronic eurodance female vocalists guitar guitar virtuoso indie instrumental new age piano pop rock singer-songwriter soul

Take your top 50 artists. For each of these artists, collect the top 20 similar artists (where the artist itself is the #1 most similar). The resulting number of unique artists is your super-eclectic score. You can compute your own score at http://anthony.liekens.net/pub/scripts/last.fm/supereclectic.php

My super-eclectic score is currently




The most similar artists for my profile are Led Zeppelin (7), The Who (6), The Yardbirds (6), Cream (6), The Rolling Stones (5), Pink Floyd (5), The Doors (5), Natalie Imbruglia (4), Jewel (4), Mike & The Mechanics (4)