I'm a little lacking for anything exciting to say, so I'm going to post this iPod survey that I gacked from Melissa's LiveJournal. Of course the responses are mine; I didn't need to gack the answers. Hehe...
1). How many songs do you have? A mere 2,157.
2). Which artist/group do you have the most of? U2.
3). How many songs by them? 166. Van Morrison is close behind at 141.
4). Top 5 Most Played Songs: (this owing mostly to the fact that these are all on my most-played playlist)
#5: Drop the Pilot, Joan Armatrading
#4: Somebody Told Me, The Killers
#3: Chocolate, Snow Patrol
#2: Sleeps With Butterflies, Tori Amos
#1: Have A Nice Day, Stereophonics.
5). Any songs with a foreign language in them? Loads!
6). Name one: Melodramma, Andrea Bocelli
7). Words translated into English:
This song of mine
Hymn of love
I sing to you now
with my pain
so strong, so great
it stabs my heart.
But the morning is clear
among the fields the scent of wine
I dreamt of you and now
I see you there
Ah, what memories
fresco of hills
I cry -- what madness
it was to leave and go
Blah blah blah. It sounds better in Italian.
8). What Genres do you have? Alternative; Alternative & Punk; Blues; Classical; Country; Disney (since when is THIS an actual genre of music??); Electronica/Dance; Folk; Gospel & Religious; Hip Hop/Rap; Jazz; Metal; New Age; Pop; R&B; R&B/Soul; Reggae; Rock; Soundtrack; Unknown.
9). Artists Under "S": Sarah Brightman; Scissor Sisters; Shakira (yikes!); Shannon Curfman; Sheryl Crow (eww, how'd that get there??); The Shins; Shonen Knife; Simon & Garfunkel; Simple Plan; Smash Mouth; Smile Empty Soul; Snow Patrol; Social Distortion; South; Split Enz; Spoon; Squeeze; Stardust; Stars on 54 (hehe); Stereophonics; Stimulator; Sugababes; Super Furry Animals; Susan Ashton (hehe); Switchfoot (yuck. Clearly I'm not very discerning).
10). Songs under "F": Way too many to list, but a random sample includes Factory (Bruce Springsteen); Fairytale of New York (The Pogues); Fakin' It (Simon & Garfunkel); Fall Like Rain (Eric Clapton); Falling (Ben Kweller); Fame (Van Morrison); Family Tree (Loretta Lynn); Father and Son (Cat Stevens); Feel Flows (The Beach Boys); Fill It Up Again (Indigo Girls); Filthy/Gorgeous (Scissor Sisters); Fire (U2); Firecracker (Ryan Adams); First Date (Blink 182); Float On (Modest Mouse); Flower (Moby); For Lovin' Me (Gordon Lightfoot); Forever Dancing (Rawlins Cross); actually loads of variations on the "Forever" theme; Full Force Gale (Van Morrison); Further On Up the Road (Bruce Springsteen).
11). Albums under "L": Language. Sex. Violence. -- Stereophonics; Last Chance for A Thousand Years -- Dwight Yoakam; Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs -- Derek and the Dominoes; Let's Face It -- The Mighty Mighty Bosstones; Life For Rent -- Dido; Lilo & Stitch Soundtrack; Live at the Isle of Wight -- The Who; Living River -- Rawlins Cross; London Calling -- The Clash; Los Lonely Boys; Love Actually Soundtrack; Love It For What It Is -- Acoustic Junction.
12). What I'm Listening to Right Now: Guns of Brixton, The Clash.
13). Next Song: 20th Century Boy, Placebo.
14). 5-10 Songs in Recently Played List: The whole of U2's How to Dismantle An Atomic Bomb.
1 comment:
We have some of the same stuff. :)
I just realized that I don't have 'London Calling' on the iPod. I have 'The Singles' on there... *makes note to put it on with Bruce Springsteen's Greatest Hits and Kelly Clarkson next time I update*
Once I put DMB's 'Busted Stuff' on it, I think I'll have more DMB than U2. Of course, I can STILL only listen to two songs off of 'Stand Up' because of the whole copyright crap.
'Chocolate'...I love that song. :)
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