will wait for the much better last fm version.
That’s right, too indie for spotify - where are my points?
will wait for the much better last fm version.
That’s right, too indie for spotify - where are my points?
167% more non-mainstream, hurrah etc etc. Although I as I still buy/download music, I mainly use Spotify to find new music/decide which new bands I want to buy, so the lists aren’t too accurate - other than I apparently spent 16 hours listening to Sean Nicholas Savage to see if I liked his sort of annoying voice. (I sort of do)
I must really flog bands when they come out here touring. I doubt i’ve listened to The National or BRMC since the start of the year!
I got 99% ranking
I wonder if I will get on the billboard!
Where is everyone seeing this %age ranking of their mainstream-ness?
Anyway here’s mine:
4 out 5 of your top artists were not rock but your top genre was rock. Oh, how boring.
Likewise my Last.FM is totally different but that’s because I buy the stuff I like and have a free Spotify so I only tend to be using Spotify for trying things out
Still, heavy @ericIX rotation too, @UncleRetrospective
whats your instagram ??
Over 1,000 plays for The Fall over the course of this year. Ought feature quite highly on my AOTY list.
that’s still less than half a play per Fall song so you’re clearly not that much of a fan.
I am glad my listening on Spotify was varied and interesting this year and not 3 of the artists I have listened to since I was 14 haha. However, it has been good going through Frightened Rabbit a lot in memory of Scott, what a great songwriter.
Q: What date range does the data in the Wrapped website cover?
A: January 1st to October 31st
^maybe it’s because they miss two months off
Like I say in my case it’s because everything in my MP3 collection I play on other software so Spotify is only racking up curiosity or back catalogue stuff while Last.FM is also capturing all the music I play to and from work or stuff I bought and play while working etc.
Massively impressed at the success of this incredibly transparent marketing campaign