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I don't really talk a lot, do I?
I've been on last.fm for a year and 4 days. Coincidentally, my last.fm birthday was also the day of release for Adam Lambert's For Your Entertainment & Lady Gaga's The Fame Monster. So, yay me.
I do a lot of the music surveys that go around out of boredom and never post them. So, here's a survey of my music taste for my own personal use.

1) Britney Spears: 1,196 plays
2) Death Cab for Cutie: 1,103 plays
3) Lady Gaga: 959 plays
4) Coldplay: 905 plays
5) Placebo: 851 plays
6) 3OH!3: 815 plays
7) Franz Ferdinand: 801 plays
8) Breathe Carolina: 790 plays
9) Imogen Heap: 757 plays
10) The Strokes: 735 plays
11) Meg & Dia: 708 plays
12) Snow Patrol: 707 plays
13) Fall Out Boy: 654 plays
14) Kelly Clarkson 568 plays
15) Hellogoodbye: 553 plays
16) Chiodos: 547 plays
17) Keane: 521 plays
18) Linkin Park: 518 plays
19) Crystal Castles: 512 plays
20) Mazzy Star: 493 plays
21) Lily Allen: 468 plays
22) Green Day: 447 plays
23) A Fine Frenzy: 436 plays
24) Paramore: 411 plays
25) Cobra Starship: 394 plays
26) Owl City: 388 plays
27) Cute Is What We Aim For: 368 plays
28) Lights: 352 plays
29) The Postal Service: 351 plays
30) Jason Mraz: 345 plays
31) blink-182: 337 plays
32) Dance Gavin Dance: 336 plays
33) Armin van Buuren: 335 plays
34) Muse: 332 plays
35) Say Anything: 327 plays
36) The All-American Rejects: 307 plays
37) PlayRadioPlay!: 300 plays
38) Katy Perry: 291 plays
39) nevershoutnever!: 287 plays
40) Mika: 276 plays
41) Little Boots: 274 plays
42) Jack Off Jill: 264 plays
43) Norwegian Recycling: 260 plays
43) Watchout! There's Ghosts: 260 plays
45) Kate Nash: 258 plays
46) Shiny Toy Guns: 245 plays
47) Kerli: 244 plays
48) The Killers: 243 plays
49) Radiohead: 238 plays
50) Rilo Kiley: 215 plays


1. How did you get into 29? (The Postal Service)
I heard Such Great Heights on the radio, fell completely in love and bought Give Up.

2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22? (Green Day)
Holiday, on MTV. My 10 year old self was like, omg, rock music.

3. What’s your favorite lyric by 33? (Armin van Buuren)
It's more trance. There aren't any lyrics sung by guest vocalists that really pop out at me. :P

4. What is your favorite album by 49? (Radiohead)
In Rainbows.

5. How many albums by 13 do you own? (Fall Out Boy)
I bought Infinity On High in 2007. Then, I bought Folie à Deux online, along with From Under The Cork Tree and Believers Never Die - Greatest Hits.

6. What is your favorite song by 50? (Rilo Kiley)
Portions For Foxes. It was the first on More Adventurous that really popped out to me.

7. Is there a song by 39 that makes you sad? (nevershoutnever!)
Not really. Even his sad love pleas sound happy.

8. What is your favorite album by 15? (Hellogoodbye)
Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!, since it's the only one they've released.
They're working on a new one, though. I can't wait.

9. What is your favorite song by 5? (Placebo)
Haemoglobin.

10. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy? (3OH!3)
No, not really. There's joy in listening to music, but nothing that stands out.

11. What is your favorite album by 40? (Mika)
The Boy Who Knew Too Much
I especially love the duet with Imogen Heap <3

12. What is your favorite song by 10? (The Strokes)
Between Love & Hate.

13. What is a good memory you have involving 30? (Jason Mraz)
I went to Sonic last week and heard Make It Mine, which made absolutely no impact on US charts. It made me happy.

14. What is your favorite song by 38? (Katy Perry)
Simple. It's such a cute song.

15. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy? (Crystal Castles)
Courtship Dating makes me think of better times. Black Panther also has a beat that sounds very happy to me, so it makes me feel rejuvenated when I listen to it.

16. How many times have you seen 25 live? (Cobra Starship)
I was really close to going to a show in St. Petersburg? once, but the plans fell through. This was before their popularity exploded too. ):

17. What is the first song you ever heard by 23? (A Fine Frenzy)
Almost Lover, on vh1. Such a lovely song.

18. What is your favorite album by 11? (Meg & Dia)
It's hard to pit their last two albums against each other, but I do like here, here and here[/album] better.

19. Who is a favorite member of 1? (Britney Spears)
I LOVE BRITNEY!<3
Ahaha she doesn't really have a band.

20. Have you ever seen 14 live? (Kelly Clarkson)
Ah-no.

21. What is a good memory involving 27? (Cute Is What We Aim For)
One of the last loooong convos I had with Derek involved talking him into listening to Rotation.

22. What is your favorite song by 16? (Chiodos)
Expired In Goreville

23. What is the first song you ever heard by 47? (Kerli)
Walking On Air.

24. What is your favorite album by 18? (Linkin Park)
Meteora, I suppose. I'm not that into them anymore, and haven't listened to their music in a long time now.

25. What is your favorite song by 21? (Lily Allen)
22 (Acoustic). Much better than the album version.

26. What is the first song you ever heard by 26? (Owl City)
Probably Cave In. I got Maybe I'm Dreaming and Ocean Eyes at once, so I can't really remember.
I can tell you it wasn't Fireflies, though! >.>

27. What is your favorite album by 3? (Lady GaGa)
The Fame, doin' it for the fame, coz we wanna live the life of the rich and faamous.
Not saying The Fame Monster is horrible though. I love all of her music.

28. What is you favorite song by 2? (Death Cab for Cutie)
Oh my unicorns. It is seriously so, so hard to choose a favorite song by them. Geniuses, all of them in that band. I guess I'll say Talking Bird (Demo), though.

29. What was the first song you ever heard by 32? (Dance Gavin Dance)
And I Told Them I Invented Times New Roman. Oh, Jonny.

30. What is your favorite song by 8? (Breathe Carolina)
[track artist=Tripped and Fell in Portland[/track], though it's really hard to say I dislike any of their songs.

31. How many times have you seen 17 live? (Keane)
GOOSE EGG.

32. Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy? (Watchout! There's Ghosts)
[track artist=Watchout! There's Ghosts]Remember Me, Oh God, for Good[/track]. It's the perfect love song for that genre.

33. What is you favorite album by 12? (Snow Patrol)
Final Straw, by far. They've never made music that good again since, though I don't mind A Hundred Million Suns.

34. What is the worst song by 45? (Kate Nash)
Oh, her? But I love all of her songssss! ):
Well, [track artist=Kate Nash]Birds[/track] is the closest to "sucky" that I would describe a song by her as.

35. What was the first song you ever heard by 34? (Muse)
[track artist=Muse]Supermassive Black Hole[/track], probably. DON'T THINK BADLY OF ME. I listened to Muse before the whole Twilight movie explosion.
...though I was browsing Stephanie Meyer's playlist when I discovered she listened to Muse.
OH, SHUT UP.

36. What is your favorite album by 48? (The Killers)
Hot Fuss is the only one I've listened to all of the way through, and it's pretty nice.

37. How many times have you seen 42 live? (Jack Off Jill)
Very funny. I could barely add when they broke up.

38. What is your favorite song by 36? (The All-American Rejects)
[track artist=The All-American Rejects]Fallin' Apart[/track].

39. What was the first song you ever heard by 28? (Lights)
[track artist=Lights]Ice[/track], probably.

40. What is your favorite album by 7? (Franz Ferdinand)
I'm feeling Tonight lately. Especially [track artist=Franz Ferdinand]What She Came For[/track] and [track artist=Franz Ferdinand]Dream Again[/track], along with their remixes on Blood.

41. Is there a song by 41 that makes you happy? (Little Boots)
[track artist=Little Boots]Remedy[/track] is really uplifting. [track artist=Little Boots]Not Now[/track] also has a really pounding beat that gets me going.

42. What is your favorite album by 31? (blink-182)
Haven't really listened to any of their albums in full. I'm waiting for the new one to really dive in.
Most of the songs that I like on their Greatest Hits come from blink-182, though.

43. What is your favorite song by 24? (Paramore)
I hate this question. [track artist=Paramore]Where the Lines Overlap[/track]?

44. What is a good memory you have involving 46? (Shiny Toy Guns)
Ooh, this kid at a party had We Are Pilots. He was really cool.

45. What is your favorite song by 35? (Say Anything)
[track artist=Say Anything]Crush'd[/track] is cute.
[track artist=Say Anything]Alive with the Glory of Love[/track] reins supreme, though.

46. Is there a song by 9 that makes you happy? (Imogen Heap)
[track artist=Imogen Heap]Earth[/track] is really nice. [track artist=Imogen Heap]Loose Ends[/track] puts a smile on my face, too.
All of her music makes me happy. Not in the music-is-joyful way, either. Listening to it makes me feel happy.

47. What is your favorite album by 4? (Coldplay)
Tough tie between A Rush Of Blood To The Head and X&Y.

48. Who is a favorite member of 37? (PlayRadioPlay)
Dan Hunter's the only one there, eh?
OMG NEW ALBUMS IN JANUARY 2010 OMGGGGGG AAAAAAAAAH FANGIRL SCREAM OVER 50 SONGS AAAAAAAAAH
His music makes me so happy! (:

49. What is the first song you ever heard by 43? (Watchout! There's Ghosts)
[track artist=Watchout! There's Ghosts]I'll Take Famous Murders for 500[/track]? I listen to albums in their tracklist order. :P

50. How many albums do you own by 20? (Mazzy Star)
Two. She Hangs Brightly and So Tonight That I Might See

I'll do another in 6 months. Yay(:
I spent like, 2 hours doing this. Ah, the joys of not going shopping on Black Friday, instead listening to Christmas music and Michael Jackson specials on TV Guide Network.
Some of the track BBcode isn't showing up in the preview, and it's making me nervous. Lol. Yay.

GREG'S SINGLES CHART
View the whole chart in PDF with additional information :)



22 November 2009 (Week 47)
TW LW ARTIST - TITLE LABEL WC PP
1 2 Ellie Goulding - Under the Sheets | Neon Gold 5 1
2 3 The Hot Melts - Edith | Epitaph Europe 4 2
3 4 Paolo Nutini - Pencil Full of Lead | Atlantic 6 2
4 5 Mumford & Sons - Little Lion Man | Universal 3 4
5 NEW Daughtry - What About Now | RCA 1 5
6 1 Snow Patrol - Just Say Yes | Fiction 10 1
7 6 Florence + The Machine - You've Got The Love | Island 2 6
8 10 Röyksopp - This Must Be It | Wall of Sound 5 5
9 14 Alicia Keys - Doesn't Mean Anything | J 7 9
10 7 The Amplifetes - It´s My Life | AMP 6 4

11 8 30 Seconds To Mars - Kings And Queens | Virgin 2 8
12 9 Jamie T - The Man's Machine EP | Virgin UK 5 9
13 NEW Mr Hudson - White Lies | Mercury 1 13
14 25 Alphabeat - The Spell | Polydor 6 3
15 11 Asher Roth feat. Keri Hilson - She Don't Wanna Man | Universal 6 6
16 20 Agnieszka Chylińska - Nie mogę Cię zapomnieć | EMI Poland 6 2
17 33 David Guetta feat. Will.I.Am - I Wanna Go Crazy | EMI France 5 4
18 NEW Cheryl Cole - Fight For This Love | Polydor 1 18
19 13 Muse - Undisclosed Desires | WM UK 2 13
20 RE Nirvana - Come As You Are | DGC 3 20

21 23 Wave Machines - Punk Spirit | Neapolitan 10 8
22 NEW The Black Eyed Peas - I Gotta Feeling | Polydor 1 22
23 27 La Roux - Quicksand | Polydor 2 23
24 RE Nirvana - Lithium | Geffen 2 24
25 16 Foo Fighters - Wheels | RCA 6 7
26 22 The xx - Islands | Young Turks 4 10
27 RE Nirvana - About A Girl | Geffen 3 27
28 41 Ian Brown - Just Like You | Polydor 2 28
29 60 One eskimO - Hometime | Little Polar 9 15
30 NEW X Factor Finalists - You Are Not Alone | Syco 1 30

31 NEW Róisín Murphy - Orally Fixated | Micky Murphy's Daughter 1 31
32 NEW David Guetta feat. Estelle - One Love | EMI France 1 32
33 RE Hold Fire - Connection EP | Hold Fire 4 15
34 18 Them Crooked Vultures - Mind Eraser, No Chaser | RCA 2 18
35 21 The Drums - Let's Go Surfing | Moshi Moshi 7 1
36 12 Snow Patrol - Run | Polydor 6 12
37 RE Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit | DGC 13 37
38 19 Calvin Harris - Flashback | Columbia 6 2
39 30 P!nk - I Don't Believe You | LaFace 4 30
40 31 The Crystal Method feat. Emily Haines - Come Back Clean | Tiny e 6 10

41 35 The Dykeenies - Sounds of the City | Moustache 19 19
42 36 MSTRKRFT feat. John Legend - Heartbreaker | Geffen 17 6
43 NEW Shakira - She Wolf | Epic 1 43
44 38 Lily Allen - Who'd Have Known | EMI UK 2 38
45 77 Arctic Monkeys - Cornerstone | Domino 6 23
46 90 Dead by Sunrise - Crawl Back In | Warner Bros. 6 5
47 97 The Dead Weather - I Cut Like a Buffalo | The Dead Weather / Third Man 4 47
48 96 The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition | Infectious Music 7 23
49 RE Nirvana - All Apologies / Rape Me | Geffen 3 49
50 63 Matt & Kim - Daylight | Artwerk 3 32

51 57 Noah and the Whale - Love of an Orchestra | Mercury 2 51
52 66 Boy Crisis - Dressed To Digress | B-Unique 23 1
53 72 Hockey - Song Away | Virgin 10 6
54 92 Grizzly Bear - While You Wait for the Others | Warp 11 2
55 RE The Raveonettes - Last Dance | Universal 8 4
56 45 Gossip - Love Long Distance | Columbia 10 6
57 24 The Hot Melts - Red Lips | Epitaph Europe 9 11
58 32 VHS Or Beta - Feel It When You Know | Chromosome 3 27
59 NEW Nirvana - Aneurysm | DGC 1 59
60 37 Dizzee Rascal - Dirtee Cash | Dirtee Stank 2 37

61 50 Editors - Papillon | Kitchenware 8 15
62 67 Deastro - Tone Adventure #3 | Ghostly International US 7 11
63 NEW Chipmunk - Oopsy Daisy | Jive 1 63
64 NEW Jamie Cullum - I'm All Over It | Decca 1 64
65 73 Ladyhawke - Magic | Universal 4 65
66 82 Naive New Beaters - Get Love | Wagram Music / Cinq 7 14 4
67 89 The Authors - In Conscience | Do They Dance 7 16
68 100 Basement Jaxx feat. Sam Sparro - Feelings Gone | XL 9 1
69 NEW Stereophonics - Innocent | Mercury 1 69
70 99 The Golden Filter - Solid Gold | Dummy 7 5

71 NEW The Antlers - Two | Frenchkiss 1 71
72 17 Spinnerette - All Babes Are Wolves | Queen of Herats Inc. 6 3
73 28 Snow Patrol - Ask Me How I Am | Jeepster 2 28
74 34 Snow Patrol - Hands Open | A&R 20 4
75 44 Bombay Bicycle Club - Always Like This | Universal 6 44
76 49 Drink Up Buttercup - Even Think | Yep Roc 6 6
77 51 Death Cab For Cutie - Meet Me On The Equinox | Atlantic 5 51
78 54 Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Heads Will Roll | Polydor UK 21 2
79 62 Kings of Convenience - Boat Behind | Mawlaw 388 6 13
80 65 Biffy Clyro - The Captain | 14th Floor 4 37

81 RE Nirvana - Pennyroyal Tea | Geffen 2 76
82 78 Pony Pony Run Run - Hey You | 3éme Bureau 7 4
83 79 Tough Love - Stress | White Mischief 7 17
84 80 The Reindeer Section - You Are My Joy | Bright Star 2 80
85 NEW The Hot Melts - (I Wish I Had) Never Been In Love | Epitaph 1 85
86 81 Lostprophets - It's Not The End Of The World But I Can See It From Here | Visible Noise 6 52
87 85 Biffy Clyro - That Golden Rule | 14th Floor 13 24
88 98 Kill It Kid - Burst Its Banks | One Little Indian 5 5
89 69 The Blackout - I Don't Care (This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things) | Epitaph 2 69
90 NEW Empire of the Sun - Standing On The Shore | EMI Australia 1 90

91 NEW Nirvana - In Bloom | DGC 1 91
92 NEW Nirvana - Sliver / Dive | Sub Pop 1 92
93 15 Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars | Polydor 24 8
94 42 The Cribs - We Share The Same Skies | Wichita 2 42
95 46 Mr Hudson feat. Kanye West - Supernova | Mercury 7 8
96 48 Newton Faulkner - If This Is It | Peer-Southern 8 7
97 59 Emilíana Torrini - Me and Armeni | Rough Trade 3 15
98 64 I Concur - Sobotka | Club AC30 6 25
99 83 Miike Snow - Black & Blue | Columbia 6 35
100 NEW ChartJackers - I've Got Nothing | Hat Trick 1 100

The Singles Chart is based on weekly playcount.

DROP OUTS (26)
LW ARTIST - TITLE LABEL WC PP
26 Snow Patrol - Crack The Shutters | Polydor 14 1
29 Snow Patrol - Chocolate | Fiction 1 29
39 Snow Patrol - You're All I Have | Polydor 20 2
40 Snow Patrol - Take Back The City | Polydor 14 1
43 White Lies - Taxidermy | Polydor UK 2 39
47 Snow Patrol - The Planets Bend Between Us | Fiction 12 6
52 Snow Patrol - Shut Your Eyes | Polydor 7 18
53 Snow Patrol feat. Martha Wainwright - Set The Fire To The Third Bar | Polydor 13 1
55 Reverend And The Makers - No Soap (In a Dirty War) | Wall Of Sound 6 14
56 Snow Patrol - Signal Fire | Polydor 19 9
58 Frank Turner - Poetry of the Deed | Xtra Mile 1 58
61 Snow Patrol - Open Your Eyes | Polydor 12 5
68 Camera Obscura - The Sweetest Thing | 4AD 2 26
70 Subsource - Disarm | Doombox 1 70
71 La Roux - I'm Not Your Toy | Polydor 7 5
74 Paramore - Brick By Boring Brick | Fueled by Ramen 1 74
75 Little Boots - Earthquake | Atlantic UK 1 75
76 Snow Patrol - Spitting Games | Polydor 7 35
84 Weezer - (If You Are Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To | DGC/Interscope 8 39
86 Snow Patrol - Starfighter Pilot | Jeepster 5 17
87 Black Kids - I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You | Almost Gold US 5 14
88 Animal Kingdom - Signs & Wonders | Warner 5 10
91 Chew Lips - Salt Air | Kitsuné 7 1
93 Graham Coxon - Dead Bees / Brave The Storm | Transgressive 7 9
94 Green Day - East Jesus Nowhere | Reprise 6 42
95 Nneka - Heartbeat | Yo Mama's 9 3

WEEKLY PLAYLIST
22 November 2009

94 playlisted tracks (including new entries)

PLAYLISTED TRACKS
Agnieszka Chylińska - Nie mogę Cię zapomnieć
Alicia Keys - Doesn't Mean Anything
Alphabeat - The Spell (Digital Dog Radio Edit)
The Amplifetes - It´s My Life (Original)
The Antlers - Two
Arctic Monkeys - Cornerstone
Asher Roth feat. Keri Hilson - She Don't Wanna Man
The Authors - In Conscience
Basement Jaxx feat. Sam Sparro - Feelings Gone
Biffy Clyro - The Captain
The Black Eyed Peas - I Gotta Feeling
Bombay Bicycle Club - Always Like This
Boy Crisis - Dressed To Digress
Calvin Harris - Flashback
Cheryl Cole - Fight For This Love
Chipmunk - Oopsy Daisy
The Crystal Method feat. Emily Haines - Come Back Clean (Kaskade Radio Edit)
Daughtry - What About Now
David Guetta feat. Will.I.Am - I Wanna Go Crazy
David Guetta feat. Estelle - One Love
Dead By Sunrise - Crawl Back In
The Dead Weather - I Cut Like a Buffalo
Deastro - Tone Adventure #3
Death Cab for Cutie - Meet Me On the Equinox
Dizzee Rascal - Dirtee Cash
Drink Up Buttercup - Even Think
The Drums - Let's Go Surfing
The Dykeenies - Sounds of the City
Editors - Papillon
Ellie Goulding - Under The Sheets
Empire of the Sun - Standing On The Shore
Florence + The Machine - You've Got The Love
Foo Fighters - Wheels
The Golden Filter - Solid Gold
Gossip - Love Long Distance
Green Day - 21st Century Breakdown
Grizzly Bear - While You Wait for the Others
Hockey - Song Away
Hold Fire - Connection
The Horrors - Whole New Way
The Hot Melts - Edith
The Hot Melts - (I Wish I Had) Never Been In Love
The Hot Melts - Red Lips
Ian Brown - Just Like You
Jamie Cullum - I'm All Over It
Jamie T - The Man's Machine
Kill It Kid - Burst Its Banks
Kings Of Convenience - Boat Behind
La Roux - Quicksand
Ladyhawke - Magic
Leona Lewis - Happy
Lily Allen - Who'd Have Known
Matt & Kim - Daylight
Mika - Rain
Mr Hudson - White Lies
MSTRKRFT feat. John Legend - Heartbreaker
Mumford & Sons - Little Lion Man
Muse - Undisclosed Desires
Naive New Beaters - Get Love
Newton Faulkner - If This Is It
Noah and the Whale - Love of an Orchestra
One eskimO - Hometime
P!nk - I Don't Believe You
Paolo Nutini - Pencil Full of Lead
Paramore - Brick By Boring Brick
Pony Pony Run Run - Hey You
The Raveonettes - Last Dance
Röyksopp - This Must Be It
Róisín Murphy - Orally Fixated
Shakira - She Wolf
Snow Patrol - Just Say Yes
Spinnerette - All Babes Are Wolves
Stereophonics - Innocent
The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition
Them Crooked Vultures - Mind Eraser, No Chaser
Tough Love - Stress
VHS Or Beta - Feel It When You Know (LA Riots Remix)
Wave Machines - Punk Spirit
X Factor Finalists - You Are Not Alone
The xx - Islands
Yeah Yeah Yeahs Heads Will Roll
30 Seconds To Mars Kings And Queens

NEW ENTRIES
Animal Collective - Brother Sport
The Cheek - Hung Up (Everything Everything remix)
Fischerspooner - Supply & Demand (Autoerotique Remix)
Flashguns - I Don't Not Love You* from Matching Hearts, Similar Parts EP
(re) Grizzly Bear - Two Weeks
LCD Soundsystem - Bye Bye Bayou
The Maccabees feat. Roots Manuva - Empty Vessels*
Mumford & Sons - Winter Winds
Passion Pit - Little Secrets
The Prodigy - Invaders Must Die (Liam H Re-amped Version)
Two Door Cinema Club - I Can Talk
3OH!3 feat. Katy Perry - Starstrukk
* added 27/11/2009

UPFRONT LIST
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FEATURED ALBUMS
Foo Fighters - Greatest Hits
Nirvana - Live at Reading
(new) Queen - Absolute Greatest
Snow Patrol - Up To Now
(new) Susan Boyle - I Dreamed A Dream

OFF THE PLAYLIST
Animal Kingdom - Signs and Wonders
Biffy Clyro - That Golden Rule
The Blackout - I Don't Care (This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things)
Camera Obscura - The Sweetest Thing
ChartJackers - I've Got Nothing
Chew Lips - Salt Air
The Cribs - We Share The Same Skies
Emilíana Torrini - Me and Armeni
Frank Turner - Poetry of the Deed
I Concur - Sobotka
Little Boots - Earthquake
Lostprophets - It's Not The End Of The World But I Can See It From Here
Miike Snow - Black & Blue
Mr Hudson feat. Kanye West - Supernova
Reverend and The Makers - No Soap (In A Dirty War)
Subsource - Disarm
Weezer - (If You Are Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To
White Lies - Taxidermy

First, make a list of your top-20 artists overall. Then, for each of these artists, add the 8 most similar artists to your list. Delete any duplicates, count up the number of entries on your list and this will give you some idea of how eclectic your listening habits are. A score of 9 represents an extremely unvaried musical taste while a 160 represents an extremely varied one.

1. Tokio Hotel
Devilish
Cinema Bizarre
LaFee
Nevada Tan
Killerpilze
Panik
Aloha From Hell


2. Imogen Heap
Frou Frou
Kate Havnevik
A Fine Frenzy
Jem
Regina Spektor
Florence + The Machine
Sia
The Bird and the Bee

3. Lady GaGa
Britney Spears
The Pussycat Dolls
Space Cowboy
Ashley Tisdale
Katy Perry
Ke$ha
Little Boots
Madonna

4. Paramore
Hey Monday
VersaEmerge
Flyleaf
Boys Like Girls
Automatic Loveletter
All Time Low
Fake Number

5. Coldplay
Keane
Snow Patrol
Travis
The Killers
Radiohead
Oasis
The Fray
Thirteen Stones

6. Muse
Franz Ferdinand
Placebo
Kasabian
Arctic Monkeys
Kaiser Chiefs


7. The Beatles
John Lennon
George Harrison
Paul McCartney
Paul McCartney & Wings
Wings
The Who
The Rolling Stones
The Kinks

8. MGMT
The Management
Klaxons
Vampire Weekend
Passion Pit
Black Kids
The Kooks
Empire of the Sun
Late of the Pier

9. Johan Palm
Kevin Borg
E.M.D.
John ME
Anna Bergendahl
Erik Hassle
Alice Svensson
Lasse Lindh
Simon Norrsveden

10. Los Campesinos!
Johnny Foreigner
Dananananaykroyd
Sky Larkin
Slow Club
Titus Andronicus
The Cribs
Ra Ra Riot
Matt & Kim


11. Panic at the Disco
Fall Out Boy
The Academy Is...
Cobra Starship
The Cab
Forgiven Durden
The Hush Sound
My Chemical Romance
This Providence

12.Mars Argo
The Golden Revelry
fun.
Mark Gardener and Andy Bell
The Soft Hills
Slowlands
Nelson Bragg
The Homophones
Eureka Brown

13.Hayley Williams
Low Shoulder
Zac Farro
Death in the Park

14.Owl City
Swimming With Dolphins
Lights
A Rocket To The Moon
Breathe Carolina
nevershoutnever!
The Secret Handshake
Breathe Electric
PlayRadioPlay!

15.Bat for Lashes
My Brightest Diamond
Patrick Wolf
St. Vincent
Lykke Li
Fever Ray
Cat Power
PJ Harvey

16.Simon & Garfunkel
Paul Simon
Cat Stevens
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Bob Dylan
Art Garfunkel
Peter, Paul & Mary
Donovan
The Mamas & The Papas

17.Jim Sturgess
Evan Rachel Wood
Dana Fuchs
Joe Anderson
T.V. Carpio
Dana Fuchs & Jim Sturgess
Martin Luther McCoy
Dana Fuchs & Martin Luther McCoy
Carol Woods & Timothy T. Mitchum

18.Fräulein Wunder
Debbie Rockt!
Eisblume
Jennifer Rostock
peilomat
Queensberry

19.Crystal Castles
You Love Her Coz She's Dead
HeartsRevolution
Kap Bambino
Bondage Fairies
Does It Offend You, Yeah?
Metronomy

20.School of Seven Bells
A Sunny Day in Glasgow
Lotus Plaza
Telepathe
Asobi Seksu
M83
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
Maps
Beach House


147 :D

First, make a list of your top-20 artists overall. Then, for each of these artists, add the 8 most similar artists to your list. Delete any duplicates, count up the number of entries on your list and this will give you some idea of how eclectic your listening habits are. A score of 9 represents an extremely unvaried musical taste while a 160 represents an extremely varied one.

1. Tokio Hotel
Devilish
Cinema Bizarre
LaFee
Nevada Tan
Killerpilze
Panik
Aloha From Hell


2. Imogen Heap
Frou Frou
Kate Havnevik
A Fine Frenzy
Jem
Regina Spektor
Florence + The Machine
Sia
The Bird and the Bee

3. Lady GaGa
Britney Spears
The Pussycat Dolls
Space Cowboy
Ashley Tisdale
Katy Perry
Ke$ha
Little Boots
Madonna

4. Paramore
Hey Monday
VersaEmerge
Flyleaf
Boys Like Girls
Automatic Loveletter
All Time Low
Fake Number

5. Coldplay
Keane
Snow Patrol
Travis
The Killers
Radiohead
Oasis
The Fray
Thirteen Stones

6. Muse
Franz Ferdinand
Placebo
Kasabian
Arctic Monkeys
Kaiser Chiefs


7. The Beatles
John Lennon
George Harrison
Paul McCartney
Paul McCartney & Wings
Wings
The Who
The Rolling Stones
The Kinks

8. MGMT
The Management
Klaxons
Vampire Weekend
Passion Pit
Black Kids
The Kooks
Empire of the Sun
Late of the Pier

9. Johan Palm
Kevin Borg
E.M.D.
John ME
Anna Bergendahl
Erik Hassle
Alice Svensson
Lasse Lindh
Simon Norrsveden

10. Los Campesinos!
Johnny Foreigner
Dananananaykroyd
Sky Larkin
Slow Club
Titus Andronicus
The Cribs
Ra Ra Riot
Matt & Kim


11. Panic at the Disco
Fall Out Boy
The Academy Is...
Cobra Starship
The Cab
Forgiven Durden
The Hush Sound
My Chemical Romance
This Providence

12.Mars Argo
The Golden Revelry
fun.
Mark Gardener and Andy Bell
The Soft Hills
Slowlands
Nelson Bragg
The Homophones
Eureka Brown

13.Hayley Williams
Low Shoulder
Zac Farro
Death in the Park

14.Owl City
Swimming With Dolphins
Lights
A Rocket To The Moon
Breathe Carolina
nevershoutnever!
The Secret Handshake
Breathe Electric
PlayRadioPlay!

15.Bat for Lashes
My Brightest Diamond
Patrick Wolf
St. Vincent
Lykke Li
Fever Ray
Cat Power
PJ Harvey

16.Simon & Garfunkel
Paul Simon
Cat Stevens
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Bob Dylan
Art Garfunkel
Peter, Paul & Mary
Donovan
The Mamas & The Papas

17.Jim Sturgess
Evan Rachel Wood
Dana Fuchs
Joe Anderson
T.V. Carpio
Dana Fuchs & Jim Sturgess
Martin Luther McCoy
Dana Fuchs & Martin Luther McCoy
Carol Woods & Timothy T. Mitchum

18.Fräulein Wunder
Debbie Rockt!
Eisblume
Jennifer Rostock
peilomat
Queensberry

19.Crystal Castles
You Love Her Coz She's Dead
HeartsRevolution
Kap Bambino
Bondage Fairies
Does It Offend You, Yeah?
Metronomy

20.School of Seven Bells
A Sunny Day in Glasgow
Lotus Plaza
Telepathe
Asobi Seksu
M83
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
Maps
Beach House


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Just one more month to go after this, then my ludicrous monthly assignments can finally calm down... I don't mind listening to all of this music, but writing, linking and tagging all of this stuff can be very tiresome. Still, November's been a good month thus far, but before I get started... X Factor, despite not having any really good contestants this year (Stacey is adorable but not strictly an international star, same going for Olly and Joe, Lloyd shouldn't have been in the finals in the first place really and Danyl is quite clearly so unlikeably loathsome with his big voice as to make me try to scratch my eyeballs out), is still as galvanisingly awesome as ever, what with everyone FINALLY coming around to appreciating how lovely and astute Dannii Minogue is compared to the others; Christmas is nearly here, which means I'll have to unearth both versions of Black Christmas for yuletide merriment (and on top of that both versions of the remake, featuring two different death scenes for Michelle 'I Nearly Ruined Buffy' Trachtenberg); and my talent show performance is nearly here!!! Will post a P.S. comment below to let anyone who cares know how it all went, rest assured I don't have a chance in Hell, but should still be fun... Wish me luck!

And with that, on with the show...

JLS by JLS
Given her amazing success after last year’s shenanigans, we can all be in agreement that Cheryl Cole was the winner of The X Factor last year, eclipsing Alexandra Burke's debut both in terms of unit shifts and the quality of the tracks themselves (it still bemuses me, to be honest). And to be honest, given the continued media frenzy surrounding the supposed runners-up of last year's competition, it seems that poor Alexandra has been relegated to third place, which is a shame (still ahead of Eggnog Prick and Die In Her Knickers though... it's not much but still!). Song-wise, JLS have the weaker album; it’s positively awash with the same amount of cynical button-pushing as Burke's and it offers up a handful of decent guilty pleasures (One Shot will probably be their next single for sure); but there is not enough of a distinct personality present to warrant this band’s following and exposure compared to Burke, who at least tries to make the songs given her own. Admittedly, they’re still very cute though!

Echo by Leona Lewis
And the Reality TV juggernaut continues, this time with the UK's first such worldwide crossover star (as lovely as Will Young may be, he’s still yet to attain worldwide platinum sales and Grammy nominations, isn’t he?) delivering an album which, by its title alone, dispiritingly suggests more of the same kind of material found on her major debut. And whilst the familiar formulas of power ballads with major key changes and trendy beats is still present and correct throughout (lead single Happy, though more warbly, is but a lesser sequel to her smash Bleeding Love, and Oasis cover Stop Crying Your Heart Out isn’t remotely as genius as her version of Snow Patrol's Run), Miss Lewis sells it with enough vocal authority to out-caterwaul every other R&B-pop diva to emerge in the charts right now, breathing life into songs that register as less-than-fluff from girls bestowed with lesser pipes (particularly the uplifting I Got You and Brave).

DJ Stupac Presents... Super Lupe Bros. 1st Coin & 15th Credit Edition by DJ Stupac and Lupe Fiasco
(P.S. Sorry, but cannot find a legit site anywhere, so a pic file will have to do on the link to assure its existence...!)
This mixtape certainly receives the prize for Best Artwork Of The Year so far from me, my fondness for all Super Mario adventures pretty much hardwiring that sentiment to my brain. But of course, this is just a promotional appetiser for Mr Fiasco’s upcoming Lasers album, collating a few new cuts (particularly his latest collaboration with Matthew Santos, Shining Down) with older wares and remixes, such as Pharrell's quite lovely re-do of Paris, Tokyo featuring special guests Q-Tip and Sarah Green. As mixtapes go though, DJ Stupac doesn’t really interpolate as well as some of his peers (nothing is really remixed here, rather compiled), and I’m personally a little disappointed that he didn’t carry on the Super Mario motif all of the way through, seeing as those games feature some of the most highly-regarded scores in video game history. But as a precursor to Lupe’s upcoming opus, it whets the appetite wantonly.

Sainthood by Tegan and Sara
Ten years after their full-length debut release, identical twin sister duo Tegan and Sara Quin are still plying their trade of pop-flavoured indie rock, this year seeing the release of their sixth effort despite taking time out to collaborate with other artists. Sounding a lot like how Gwen Stefani could have sounded if she was content to write good pop songs rather than collaborate with production-line hitmakers, both girls are in fine voice here as well as sharing disarming chemistry, particularly on lead single Hell and the longing surge of The Ocean. It’s light, lithe, pretty, knocks shades out of other over-produced pop-rock girl bands permeating the airwaves these days (hear The Veronicas, or not) and proof once again that these girls are far more interesting than the pigeonholes ascribed to them.

In And Out Of Control by The Raveonettes
More timeless pop-punk-rock from The Raveonettes with their fourth full length album, following through on their New Wave homages with some spiky-yet-lovely soft rock that takes as many cues from ‘60s girl group pop as they do from New Wave icons, the spirit of Debbie Harry looming especially large amidst the sweet harmonies of Boys Who Rape (Should All Be Destroyed). It happens to steer on just the right side of honorary homage to not appear overly cynical or soulless in its mimicry for most of the time, the fuzzy guitars and Sharin Fo’s hazily demure vocals summoning enough proving to disarming to resist on the likes of lead single Last Dance and especially on closer Wine. To make modern-day misery sound this lovely and gossamer light takes as much gravitas as it does panache, and this likeable duo do more than enough to keep their fans happy; it’s not going to blaze the trails of pop-rock, but its still a fine pop album in its own right.

5 : Five Years Of Hyperdub by Various Artists
In celebration of its emergence as the hip genre of choice for the end of the decade, bolstered by the likes of The Spaceape and Burial who feature prominently on this compilation, London-based label Hyperdub has seen fit to give to the world a double-disc set that collates some of the finer contributors to the world of dubstep, disc one featuring more recent work from Kode9, Martyn and Samiyam whilst disc two includes past work entrenched in the 16-bit sounds that summoned such a cult following in the first place. Comprehensive isn’t the word to describe this set, and there’s plenty to enjoy, though admittedly the first disc edges out the second for listenability, if only because the wealth of sounds being explored by these artists now seems to promise something a lot more epic and amazing than the humble-yet-enjoyable offerings found on disc two, despite some great tracks from The Bug featuring Warrior Queen and Kode9 collaborations with The Spaceape.

Strict Joy by The Swell Season
Musicians Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová's path to breakout success is one of the most heartwarming of the decade; a well-received debut album of ornate folk music followed by a small independent film that happened to break big in America and reward the songwriters with their very own Academy Awards for for their rather lovely piece, Falling Slowly. Being the first album out of the gate for the pair since that win, Strict Joy is one that feels positively alive with hushed wonder, of filling up with irrepressible happiness and feeling as if you’re about to burst, only to rein it in at the last second (which is possibly down to Hansard and Irglova’s actually becoming a couple shortly after the film Once’s release after years of knowing one another and making music together). Though Hansard is a damn fine singer (evidenced here best on Feeling The Pull), it’s the Irglová-helmed songs that strike the chords most resonantly, highlights of hers including Fantasy Man and I Have Loved You Wrong.

Glee: Season One - The Music, Volume 1 by Various Artists
Debuting during the final week of this year’s American Idol competition, Glee is the brainchild of Nip/Tuck creator Ryan Murphy, charting the ongoing trials and travails of a high school glee club (like a choir, but singing more contemporary pop songs), and plays like High School Musical for anyone over 12-years-old, but with actual pop standards rather than especially-written, sound-alike drivel. So, we have winsome, precocious high schoolers letting rip on hits by Rihanna, The Supremes, Jill Scott, Kanye West, Queen and Neil Diamond, to name a few. Some are a touch derivative and add nothing new (particularly Amber Riley's take on Jazmine Sullivan's Bust Your Windows), but it’s fabulously produced and when it hits (like on take-no-prisoners cheese-fest Don’t Stop Believin’ or the Broadway Diva-Off between Kristin Chenoweth and Lea Michele on Cabaret’s Maybe This Time), it’s the stuff of drama queen dreams. You have been warned; it will be HUGE...

Whip It - Music From The Motion Picture by Various Artists
Pinned as a possible teen hit in the vein of Juno (featuring star Ellen Page on Oscar nominated form), Drew Barrymore’s directorial debut Whip It stalled at the American box office in spite of its good-natured goof-ballsiness and boasting one of the cooler ensemble casts of the year (as well as Page and Barrymore, you had Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden, Saturday Night Live alumni Kristen Wiig, the ever-watchable Juliette Lewis, even Har Mar Superstar himself!) Charting one high school girl’s self-discovery as a jammer for her local Roller Derby team, the soundtrack released to coincide with the movie could have been a little edgier; though there’s some lovely stuff from Jens Lenkman, Dolly Parton (the classic Jolene, natch!) and Gotye in particular, slow schmoozing from the normally-raucous Superstar and The Ettes dull the mood a little too much.

Phrazes For The Young by Julian Casablancas
It takes someone of questionably high self-esteem and swaggering intent (or perhaps oblivious homage) to invite comparisons to the legendary Oscar Wilde with their debut solo effort after spending a good decade at the undeniably hip end of the international indie pop spectrum. But, with Phrazes, this is what Casablancas has done; that he’s pretty much gotten away with it won’t surprise his fans as much as the music within, however, his being content to concoct a diverting pop record with various wide-reaching influences that would belie his rockier credentials if he hadn’t spent the past couple of years collaborating with seemingly out-of-leftfield cohorts (Santigold and Pharrell, Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse). Highlights include lead single 11th Dimension, which is just shy of being a pop-rock stunner, its strident synths striking through the soundscape with unabashed joy, and finale Tourist, which enmeshes Eastern and Western influences brilliantly.

Only Revolutions by Biffy Clyro
Claiming by the band to have been informed by frontman Simon Neil’s recent marriage as well as Mark Danielewski’s novel of the same name, Only Revolutions sees the Scotch three-piece rockers as ebullient as ever, following the breakthrough success of their third album Puzzle in 2007 and Neil’s side-project with Sucioperro’s JP Reid, Marmaduke Duke. The result is a slightly off-kilter rock album full of warm vibes and joyous rabble, played by a band brimming with confidence and more than up for a good time; lead single Mountains is still as enjoyably over-the-top as it was on first listen during the summer months, whilst quieter moments such as God & Satan are proof enough that they are capable of straight-faced sincerity despite their goofball interview techniques. It may not provide as dramatic a sucker punch as efforts from The Horrors and Muse earlier this year, but Biffy’s is still a fine rock album for ‘09.

Them Crooked Vultures by Them Crooked Vultures
Rock supergroups intimidate me somewhat, especially those without a lack of artistic concept, such is the case for this latest venture featuring Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme, Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl and Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, seemingly thrown together just to see what rock and roll majesty is brought forth. And I suppose if the results were as reliably full throttle as what these three musicians have wrought on this debut; unquantifiably epic, heartfelt, nonsensical and featuring some of the most exemplary rock instrumental moments of the year. True, it crunches the pedal into the ground a little too often, though there is some versatility in the late going from the one-two of Interlude With Ludes (which grinds drunkenly away on a looped sample as Homme delivers a woozy monologue) and the slow-burn frenzy of Warsaw Or The First Breath You Take After You Give Up.

Kingdom of Welcome Addiction by IAMX
Now happily ensconced in Berlin, wherein he claims he can work outside of the music industry much better, Sneaker Pimps founder Chris Corner delivers his third full-length album, self-described as a tour through “Disney World, with lipstick, cynicism and wit”. Of course, many can level that all things Disney are pretty much cynical by design (and the amount of makeup caked upon those pre-teen princesses suggests no shortage of lipstick whatsoever!), but that shouldn’t deter from the dark delights followed through by Corner on this disc. Going it alone without cohort Sue Denim on vocal duties (though receiving welcome help from Imogen Heap on standout track My Secret Friend (Feat. Imogen Heap)), Corner heads in a more relatively commercial direction this time; the influences of Depeche Mode are inescapable (as with pretty much any electro-rock album released these days), but give Corner his due in being able to sweep you into his industrial miserabilism so effectively anyway (hear An I For An I).

Turning The Mind by Maps
Riding high off of garlands from those fickle music critics and a Mercury Prize nomination for his debut album We Can Create, Northampton native James Chapman continues on his electro-pop pledge with this fine sophomore album, which embraces elements of rock, house, trance and pop to create a nebulous whitewash of at-times inspired electro symphonies. Described by Chapman himself as being of a darker hue that his previous effort (which comes to the fore most ominously on the opening title track and Papercuts), it eventually gives way to an understanding Zen-like attitude to existence, cheerily exemplified by penultimate number Die Happy, Die Smiling. For those who are a little dismayed by how perky and bright most of the electropop this year has been, this one is most certainly for you.

Everybody by Ingrid Michaelson
If ever there was a pop singer for whom the term “under the radar” applied, none could be better suited to the phrase than modest little Ingrid, an American pop-folk songstress who’s quietly sold nearly half a million records (on her own label too), enjoys sold-out shows all over the world, takes in professional songwriting assignments (the latest being for a certain X Factor judge) and whose work has featured on nearly as many soundtracks as Moby's Play album. Now, with this fourth album charting respectably in the Top 20 in the US, it would appear Michaelson’s finally ready to breakthrough properly; she’s certainly not hampered by a lack of bustlingly enjoyable ditties, sounding more like Aimee Mann's protégé rather than Taylor Swift's moody older sibling. Be it on the childlike singalong of the title track, the multi-layered vocals on The Chain or the adorable entirety of Once Was Love, it’s hard to not be taken in by her charms.

Greatest Hits by Foo Fighters
There are normally hoots of derision from the press regarding a Greatest Hits compilation for rock acts whose fanbases provide some of the most fervent examples, but it’s always worth noting when the respective musicmakers themselves join in on calling out such a cynical moneymaking exercise. Dave Grohl and company are the latest band to make such a fuss, this single-CD playlist timed for just before the Christmas rush and without the consent from a single band member. The dispiritedness is more than valid; Grohl is quoted as saying that the band would have sooner waited for the band to retire and then release a retrospective, something more indicative and expansive of the band’s back catalogue rather than an hour-long CD with half of their singles. The only reason it’s high on my list though is the fact that all of the songs here are worth their weight in rock gold, and there’s no arguing about that!

Beast Rest Forth Mouth by Bear In Heaven
It’s not hard to hear why this four-piece rock collective from Brooklyn scored a recent Best New Music plaudit from Pitchfork for their sophomore album, for the most part straddling the line perfectly between radio-friendly indie pop and reverent electronic homage. Coming across as a slightly more downtrodden cousin to The Pains of Being Pure at Heart's debut earlier this year, it keeps the sonic indulgences to a minimum and never outstays its welcome (running time is a trim forty minutes for ten songs). One could accuse it of never really announcing its presence and going for the rockier jugular compared to other electro-flavoured indie releases this year (one case in point being The Big Pink's A Brief History of Love), but that shouldn’t detract from what is at times the most thoughtfully calibrated pop release of the year, making up for a lack in passion, perhaps, with plenty of intelligence.

Hospice by The Antlers
Boasting a production history so hideously melodramatic it inspires a certain kind of awe (progenitor Peter Silberman locked himself away from family and friends in Brooklyn for two years to write a musical narrative wherein a man says goodbye to his loved one whilst she succumbs to bone cancer), it would be easy to dismiss The Antlers’ debut album as the kind of pretentious claptrap the alt-art rock world is famous for. However, Silberman’s work isn’t so easy to wipe clean from the memory, summoning up comparisons of Jason Pierce's similarly-themed Songs in A&E from last year as well as Atlas Sound's debut that create a sound that is mournful, angry, delicate, forgiving and ultimately very moving, especially when the lullaby qualities of Bear segueing into the kind of feelgood raucousness that makes the tragedy all the more horrible. An assured, startling debut, but Lord knows where they could possibly go from here!

Don't Stop by Annie
Its release postponed for over a year because of now-infamous differences with Island Records as a result of the more-shocking-than-assumed performance of would-be lead single I Know Ur Girlfriend Hates Me, this Norwegian popstrel’s sophomore effort arrives a little late to the party after the successes of Little Boots, La Roux and Pixie Lott. Which in the end, is more than a shame, because Annie’s album is arguably the better out of the four (yes, even Boots’ album!), benefiting from production wares from established hitmakers Xenomania (including another source of some controversy, the Girls Aloud-featuring My Love Is Better), Paul Epworth and old friend Richard X, Songs Remind Me of You in particular reminding listeners just how well these two work together. For sophisticated Europop, it’ll be hard not to find anything better this year; shiny, danceable, classy and delicious.

Lovetune for Vaccuum by Soap&Skin
I’m a little late to the party with adorning 19-year-old Anja Plaschg with plaudits like “debut album of the year” and such, but hey, I’m glad I took the time to listen to her striking premier work at all, never mind seven months after its release. Influences from the likes of Xiu Xiu, Björk and Aphex Twin in particular find plenty of room on her debut, which is a mix of layered vocals (at times anguished, at times sultry, never less than swoonsome) and frankly gorgeous piano work spliced with surging electronic beats and bass synths that never ceases to impress among the thirteen tracks on offer here. “Prodigious” is a word often tossed around when writing about breakthrough artists, but the assured hand with which she composes and produces these works (standout moments being the instrumental Turbine Womb and the mounting industrial glitch of DDMMYYYY) promises an interesting future ahead of her.

And that is why Lovetune For Vaccuum is my Album Of The Month For November...

Now, don't worry, the review next will be quite a bit shorter, but that is in a vain effort to make up for the usual end-of-year malarkey involving Top 100 charts and all that gubbins...

Watch this space, December should be journal-tastic!!

In the meantime, keep listening... x

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02 01 05 Florence and The Machine - You've Got The Love [2-2-2-2-1]
04 02 02 Norah Jones - Chasing Pirates [4-2]
01 03 03 Pearl Jam - Just Breathe [11-1-3]
06 04 06 Dashboard Confessional - Belle Of The Boulevard [23-20-15-12-6-4]
50 05 02 Lady GaGa - Bad Romance [50-5]
32 06 04 Rihanna - Russian Roulette [39-37-32-6]
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35 08 04 Chris Brown - I Can Transform Ya (Featuring Lil' Wayne & Swizz Beatz) [50-40-35-8]
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05 11 07 Miike Snow - Black & Blue [47-7-5-3-3-5-11]
10 12 06 Beyoncé - Broken-Hearted Girl [9-6-5-5-10-12]
14 13 02 Lily Allen - Fuck You [14-13]
15 14 03 Robbie Williams - You Know Me [16-15-14]
07 15 09 The Twilight Sad - Seven Years Of Letters [46-20-14-14-10-8-4-7-15]
17 16 02 Adam Lambert - Time For Miracles [17-16]
12 17 06 Foo Fighters - Wheels [16-14-9-9-12-17]
13 18 08 Athlete - Black Swan Song [1-1-3-4-7-7-13-18]
11 19 12 Leona Lewis - Happy [3-4-6-8-9-11-1-1-4-6-11-19]
24 20 06 Death Cab for Cutie - Meet Me On the Equinox [48-40-30-29-24-20]
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16 21 07 Nneka - Heartbeat [3-2-3-6-10-16-21]
20 22 06 Kasabian - Underdog [46-38-25-22-20-22]
22 23 09 Newton Faulkner - If This Is It [17-14-10-10-9-13-15-22-23]
18 24 08 Placebo - Ashtray Heart [21-9-8-8-10-13-18-24]
23 25 08 Pearl Jam - The Fixer [49-42-33-25-21-19-23-25]
19 26 07 Arctic Monkeys - Cornerstone [21-17-15-16-18-26]
21 27 11 David Gray - Fugitive [29-20-11-4-4-4-7-11-14-21-27]
28 28 05 Paolo Nutini - Pencil full of lead [32-29-27-28-28]
45 29 02 Stereophonics - Innocent [45-29]
26 30 10 Whitney Houston - Million Dollar Bill [49-40-37-34-37-36-26-23-26-30]
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30 31 05 Calvin Harris - Flashback [41-38-32-30-31]
34 32 06 Alicia Keys - Doesn't Mean Anything [49-49-45-36-34-32]
46 33 02 The Swell Season - Low Rising [46-33]
25 34 12 Skunk Anansie - Because Of You [50-3-3-2-2-2-5-11-14-17-25-34]
29 35 18 Kelly Clarkson - Already Gone [1-1-1-1-1-4-2-2-1-1-6-8-15-16-20-25-29-35]
27 36 12 Robbie Williams - Bodies [22-21-19-16-15-18-19-17-18-21-27-36]
31 37 13 Florence and The Machine - Drumming Song [10-10-8-7-6-3-5-6-13-19-24-31-37]
33 38 13 Miley Cyrus - The Climb [7-11-10-11-13-18-23-12-12-17-20-33-38]
42 39 02 Lifehouse - Halfway Gone [42-39]
39 40 13 The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition [29-15-13-10-7-5-6-11-19-22-26-39-40]
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41 41 18 The Twilight Sad - I Became A Prostitute [33-29-24-20-18-18-18-20-26-31-34-36-38-42-44-41-41-41]
36 42 16 Erik Hassle - Don't Bring Flowers [6-4-3-5-7-9-9-10-13-16-21-23-28-31-36-42]
37 43 16 Kasabian - Where Did All the Love Go? [33-18-12-8-1-1-2-3-7-7-13-21-23-28-37-43]
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38 45 14 The Gossip - Love Long Distance [4-2-5-7-8-9-11-15-18-22-24-30-38-45]
ne 46 01 Mika - Rain [46]
47 47 07 P!nk - I Don't Believe You [39-44-44-46-45-47-47]
44 48 09 Editors - Papillon [50-43-38-40-39-36-35-44-48]
ne 49 01 Iglu & Hartly - Dedication [49]
49 50 15 Lily Allen - 22 [46-8-6-6-5-5-5-12-17-25-29-35-44-49-50]
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Bat for Lashes - Sleep Alone [13-12-10-12-20-24-27-34-43]
Muse - Uprising [46-43-42-40-32-28-23-22-26-28-32-39-48]

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11 01 02 Pearl Jam - Just Breathe [11-1]
02 02 04 Florence and The Machine - You've Got The Love [2-2-2-2]
01 03 03 Skunk Anansie - Squander [1-1-3]
ne 04 01 Norah Jones - Chasing Pirates [4]
03 05 06 Miike Snow - Black & Blue [47-7-5-3-3-5]
12 06 05 Dashboard Confessional - Belle Of The Boulevard [23-20-15-12-6]
04 07 08 The Twilight Sad - Seven Years Of Letters [46-20-14-14-10-8-4-7]
08 08 05 Snow Patrol - Just Say Yes [24-18-12-8-8]
ne 09 01 Michael Jackson - This Is It [9]
05 10 05 Beyoncé - Broken-Hearted Girl [9-6-5-5-10]
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06 11 11 Leona Lewis - Happy [3-4-6-8-9-11-1-1-4-6-11]
09 12 05 Foo Fighters - Wheels [16-14-9-9-12]
07 13 07 Athlete - Black Swan Song [1-1-3-4-7-7-13]
ne 14 01 Lily Allen - Fuck You [14]
16 15 02 Robbie Williams - You Know Me [16-15]
10 16 06 Nneka - Heartbeat [3-2-3-6-10-16]
ne 17 01 Adam Lambert - Time For Miracles [17]
13 18 07 Placebo - Ashtray Heart [21-9-8-8-10-13-18]
18 19 06 Arctic Monkeys - Cornerstone [21-17-15-16-18]
22 20 05 Kasabian - Underdog [46-38-25-22-20]
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14 21 10 David Gray - Fugitive [29-20-11-4-4-4-7-11-14-21]
15 22 08 Newton Faulkner - If This Is It [17-14-10-10-9-13-15-22]
19 23 07 Pearl Jam - The Fixer [49-42-33-25-21-19-23]
29 24 05 Death Cab for Cutie - Meet Me On the Equinox [48-40-30-29-24]
17 25 11 Skunk Anansie - Because Of You [50-3-3-2-2-2-5-11-14-17-25]
23 26 09 Whitney Houston - Million Dollar Bill [49-40-37-34-37-36-26-23-26]
21 27 11 Robbie Williams - Bodies [22-21-19-16-15-18-19-17-18-21-27]
27 28 04 Paolo Nutini - Pencil full of lead [32-29-27-28]
25 29 17 Kelly Clarkson - Already Gone [1-1-1-1-1-4-2-2-1-1-6-8-15-16-20-25-29]
32 30 04 Calvin Harris - Flashback [41-38-32-30]
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24 31 12 Florence and The Machine - Drumming Song [10-10-8-7-6-3-5-6-13-19-24-31]
37 32 03 Rihanna - Russian Roulette [39-37-32]
20 33 12 Miley Cyrus - The Climb [7-11-10-11-13-18-23-12-12-17-20-33]
36 34 05 Alicia Keys - Doesn't Mean Anything [49-49-45-36-34]
40 35 03 Chris Brown - I Can Transform Ya (Featuring Lil' Wayne & Swizz Beatz) [50-40-35]
31 36 15 Erik Hassle - Don't Bring Flowers [6-4-3-5-7-9-9-10-13-16-21-23-28-31-36]
28 37 15 Kasabian - Where Did All the Love Go? [33-18-12-8-1-1-2-3-7-7-13-21-23-28-37]
30 38 13 The Gossip - Love Long Distance [4-2-5-7-8-9-11-15-18-22-24-30-38]
26 39 12 The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition [29-15-13-10-7-5-6-11-19-22-26-39]
33 40 10 Paloma Faith - New York [47-44-38-35-32-32-31-33-33-40]
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41 41 17 The Twilight Sad - I Became A Prostitute [33-29-24-20-18-18-18-20-26-31-34-36-38-42-44-41-41]
ne 42 01 Lifehouse - Halfway Gone [42]
34 43 09 Bat for Lashes - Sleep Alone [13-12-10-12-20-24-27-34-43]
35 44 08 Editors - Papillon [50-43-38-40-39-36-35-44]
ne 45 01 Stereophonics - Innocent [45]
ne 46 01 The Swell Season - Low Rising [46]
45 47 06 P!nk - I Don't Believe You [39-44-44-46-45-47]
39 48 13 Muse - Uprising [46-43-42-40-32-28-23-22-26-28-32-39-48]
44 49 14 Lily Allen - 22 [46-8-6-6-5-5-5-12-17-25-29-35-44-49]
ne 50 01 Lady GaGa - Bad Romance [50]
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out this week...
Coldplay - Strawberry Swing [21-17-19-28-27-31-38]
Madonna - Celebration [11-7-3-2-2-1-4-6-4-4-8-13-22-26-34-42]
Friendly Fires - Kiss Of Life [43-27-13-12-11-12-14-16-20-27-33-37-43]
Arctic Monkeys - Crying Lightning [2-4-5-7-8-7-12-14-15-16-19-22-24-31-35-41-46]
Jay-Z - Empire State of Mind (Featuring Alicia Keys) [37-31-28-29-30-40-47]
Imogen Heap - First Train Home [40-33-30-27-29-25-30-34-43-48]
Mika - We Are Golden [41-36-33-30-27-34-37-42-49]
50 Cent - Baby By Me (Featuring Ne-Yo) [50]