Caught In The Whirlwind
QotD: This Week’s Top 25
What are your top 25 most played songs?
Submitted by Cooxie.
Man, I wish I hadn’t just switched my iTunes libraries a couple weeks ago. That had playlist information going back 2 years so I could tell you easily. Best I can do now is use my last.fm profile. After looking at this, I realize I listen to a ton of Dream Theater.
- Spock’s Beard - The Light
- Dream Theater - Peruvian Skies
- Dream Theater - Just Let Me Breathe
- Dream Theater – Pull Me Under
- Dream Theater – The Mirror
- Barenaked Ladies – Another Postcard
- Dream Theater – Regression
- Barenaked Ladies – Testing 1,2,3
- Dream Theater – Lie
- Barenaked Ladies - If I had $1,000,000
- Barenaked Ladies - Be My Yoko Ono
- Dream Theater – Strange Deja Vu
- Dream Theater – The Spirit Carries On
- Dream Theater – Home
- Dream Theater – Overture 1928
- Barenaked Ladies – Call and Answer
- Barenaked Ladies - The Old Apartment
- Dream Theater – A Fortune in Lies
- Dream Theater - Learning to Live
- Dream Theater - Take Away My Pain
- Barenaked Ladies - Maybe You’re Right
- Dream Theater - Through My Words
- Dream Theater – Beyond This Life
- Yes – South Side of the Sky
- Barenaked Ladies - Everything Has Changed
Man, I need to diversify a bit. I do actually listen to other stuff, contrary to popular opinion. It’s just that I have so much of those two (completely different sounding) bands that it overshadows the other things I listen to. Makes my musical tastes look entirely one sided when viewed from that angle.
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