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from redappleskin and givethesignal
Number of Songs Total: 3,515
Total Length of Songs: 8.9 days
Most recently played: "Tom's Dinner" Suzanne Vega
Most recently added: "No Voy a Morir" Palenke Soultribe
Sort By Song Title
First Song: "Á Quai" Yann Tiersen (soundtrack: Amelie from Montmartre)
Last Song: "1921" The Who
Sort by Artist
First Song: "Chiquitita" Abba
Last Song: "Be Like That" 3 Doors Down
Sort by Time
Shortest Song: "One Last 'Whoo-hoo!' for the Pullman" Sufjan Stevens (0:06)
Longest Song: "Beethoven's Symphony No. 9" Agnes Baltsa, et al. (18:14)
Sort by Album
First Song: "Here Comes the Sun" The Beatles (Abbey Road)
Last Song: "Where Is the Love?" Black Eyed Peas (2004 Grammy Nominees)
Top 10 most played songs
1. "I Found a Reason" Cat Power (554)
2. "The Mistress Witch from McClure (Or the Mind that Knows Itself)" Sufjan Stevens (497)
3. "The Three of Us" Ben Harper (367)
4. "Heartbeats" José González (327)
5. "World Spins Madly On" The Weepies (296)
6. "Fresh Feeling" The Eels (292)
7. "Fidelity" Regina Spektor (258)
8. "New Soul" Yael Naim (256)
9. "You Belong To Me" Jason Wade (255)
10. "Run" Snow Patrol (250)
First 10 Songs That Come Up on Shuffle
1. "For Clyde Tombaugh" Sufjan Stevens
2. "Chapter 1D The Boy Who Lived" Jim Dale (Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone)
3. "Fever" Ella Fitzgerald
4. "Goodnight Irene" Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly and Pete Seeger
5. "State of Mind" Raul Midón
6. "Tommy Can You Hear Me?" The Who
7. "When I'm Sixty Four" The Beatles
8. "Man in Black" Johnny Cash
9. "People Watching" Jack Johnson
10. "Un Amour Comme Le Notre" Jean Sablon
In other news, I just came back from an awesome evening hanging around with my Ecuadorian friend, Alejandro, a classmate from my architecture class at Unv. Catolica. He took me to a spectacular indies cinema that was connected to an open bar with great music (and the place was called "Ocho medio" or "8 1/2"--clearly after Fellini; how perfect is that?) We watched a Spanish documentary of an anarchist who goes on to create a whole business with counterfeit bills and passports. After the film, Alejo drove us to one of his favorite places on the top of a hill that overlooks the city. We talked about our childhood and art fascinations over hot wine and free garlic toast. All in all, it was an awesome night! :D
from redappleskin and givethesignal
Number of Songs Total: 3,515
Total Length of Songs: 8.9 days
Most recently played: "Tom's Dinner" Suzanne Vega
Most recently added: "No Voy a Morir" Palenke Soultribe
Sort By Song Title
First Song: "Á Quai" Yann Tiersen (soundtrack: Amelie from Montmartre)
Last Song: "1921" The Who
Sort by Artist
First Song: "Chiquitita" Abba
Last Song: "Be Like That" 3 Doors Down
Sort by Time
Shortest Song: "One Last 'Whoo-hoo!' for the Pullman" Sufjan Stevens (0:06)
Longest Song: "Beethoven's Symphony No. 9" Agnes Baltsa, et al. (18:14)
Sort by Album
First Song: "Here Comes the Sun" The Beatles (Abbey Road)
Last Song: "Where Is the Love?" Black Eyed Peas (2004 Grammy Nominees)
Top 10 most played songs
1. "I Found a Reason" Cat Power (554)
2. "The Mistress Witch from McClure (Or the Mind that Knows Itself)" Sufjan Stevens (497)
3. "The Three of Us" Ben Harper (367)
4. "Heartbeats" José González (327)
5. "World Spins Madly On" The Weepies (296)
6. "Fresh Feeling" The Eels (292)
7. "Fidelity" Regina Spektor (258)
8. "New Soul" Yael Naim (256)
9. "You Belong To Me" Jason Wade (255)
10. "Run" Snow Patrol (250)
First 10 Songs That Come Up on Shuffle
1. "For Clyde Tombaugh" Sufjan Stevens
2. "Chapter 1D The Boy Who Lived" Jim Dale (Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone)
3. "Fever" Ella Fitzgerald
4. "Goodnight Irene" Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly and Pete Seeger
5. "State of Mind" Raul Midón
6. "Tommy Can You Hear Me?" The Who
7. "When I'm Sixty Four" The Beatles
8. "Man in Black" Johnny Cash
9. "People Watching" Jack Johnson
10. "Un Amour Comme Le Notre" Jean Sablon
In other news, I just came back from an awesome evening hanging around with my Ecuadorian friend, Alejandro, a classmate from my architecture class at Unv. Catolica. He took me to a spectacular indies cinema that was connected to an open bar with great music (and the place was called "Ocho medio" or "8 1/2"--clearly after Fellini; how perfect is that?) We watched a Spanish documentary of an anarchist who goes on to create a whole business with counterfeit bills and passports. After the film, Alejo drove us to one of his favorite places on the top of a hill that overlooks the city. We talked about our childhood and art fascinations over hot wine and free garlic toast. All in all, it was an awesome night! :D