My Last.fm Top 50
(It had to be done.)
1 
The Verve 3,622 | 2 Ride 2,937
3 My Bloody Valentine 2,767 | 4 Oasis 1,971
5 U2 1,797 | 6 Pink Floyd 1,677
7 The Charlatans 1,595 | 8 The La’s 1,590
9 Radiohead 1,384 | 10 Spiritualized 1,353
11 The Stone Roses 1,318 | 12 Led Zeppelin 1,296
13 The Dandy Warhols 1,195 | 14 The Smiths 1,167
15 Spacemen 3 1,142 | 16 The Who 1,111
17 Coldplay 935 | 18 Blur 928
19 Black Rebel Motorcycle Club 864 | 19 Lush 864
21 Working for a Nuclear Free City 791 | 22 Hurricane #1 742
23 Suede 726 | 24 Tears For Fears 657
25 Adorable 623 | 26 Travis 606
27 Primal Scream 541 | 28 The Soup Dragons 463
29 Beck 444 | 30 The Rolling Stones 443
31 Kula Shaker 440 | 32 David Gilmour 429
33 Happy Mondays 427 | 34 Nick Drake 372
35 Mark Owen 368 | 35 The Brian Jonestown Massacre 368
37 The Monkees 362 | 38 Thomas Newman 354
39 Echo & The Bunnymen 330 | 40 Snow Patrol 323
41 Syd Barrett 309 | 42 The Beatles 305
43 Richard Ashcroft 287 | 44 Keane 281
45 Sonic Boom 268 | 46 The Jesus And Mary Chain 255
47 New Order 244 | 48 Joy Division 232
49 The Hives 231 | 50 Ramones 225
- The Charlatans feel very comfortable below Ride - old soulmates. Cutest bands in the world.
- Radiohead below Oasis - for the win.
- U2 feel comfortable in the corner. They’re one of my subtler interests. And omg, I have the biggest guitarist crush ever on The Edge. It’s gotten worse than my infatuation with Jimmy Page. And that’s something…
- Led Zeppelin in the middle of nowhere. No, wait, they’re next to the Stone Roses. XD Hahaha, omg. John Squire - Jimmy fanboy no. 1.
- The Smiths next to Spacemen 3. Yeaaaaah… 80s indie vs 80s underground.
- Black Rebel Motorcycle don’t feel part of anything. But they’re next to Lush, aw, bless. <3
- Suede below Blur. No further comment.
- Travis next to Primal Scream. Scottish brothers.
- Primal Scream are in near proximity to Tears For Fears. Psychology references, lol.
- Happy Mondays below The Soup Dragons. Do they feel offended? Do they think they should be higher up? Yeaaah, Shaun wants it that way.
- And Mark Owen next to Nick Drake. Mark would be ecstatic. :D It looks as if he was dreaming of The Rolling Stones. <3
- The Brian Jonestown Massacre below Kula Shaker, above Syd Barrett and next to The Monkees. They feel at home. I would put them right in the middle of all three.
- I bet Thomas Newman is so smug, being the only film composer among those 50 artists.
- And George Harrison still looks like Liam Gallagher on the Beatles image.
- Keane’s Tom Chaplin is into Radiohead (obviously).
- New Order right before Joy Division? I never noticed that. New Order only recently got that high after I finally bought “International”. I bet half of those 12 plays are “Touched By The Hand Of God”.
- The Hives and The Ramones end my top 50 with some punk.
People who didn’t make it into the top 50 (yet):
51 Donovan 224 | 52 Johnny Marr and The Healers 216
53 Bob Dylan 199 | 54 Interpol 194
(Omg, I just accidentally spotter images of Interpol as a threesome. Yeah, rub it in already…)
55 Take That 192 | 56 Dead Can Dance 178
57 Graduate 177 | 58 Ryan Adams 149
59 Zoé 144 | 60 Kasabian 132
61 R.E.M. 118 | 62 Gorillaz 105
63 Chapterhouse 102 | 64 Biff Bang Pow! 101
65 Elvis Presley 99 | 65 Kashmir 99
67 The Cure 93 | 68 Robbie Williams 80
(Robbie Williams: Old habits die hard.)
69 Kings Of Leon 77 | 70 The Strokes 74
(The remnants of my youth… I remember when both bands were still “indie”. You know… You’d be grateful if they appeared in a magazine. The days of “Molly’s Chamber” and “Reptilia”. The days of my Julian Casablancas obsession…)
My Last.fm Top 50
(It had to be done.)
1 The Verve 3,622 | 2 Ride 2,937
3 My Bloody Valentine 2,767 | 4 Oasis 1,971
5 U2 1,797 | 6 Pink Floyd 1,677
7 The Charlatans 1,595 | 8 The La’s 1,590
9 Radiohead 1,384 | 10 Spiritualized 1,353
11 The Stone Roses 1,318 | 12 Led Zeppelin 1,296
13 The Dandy Warhols 1,195 | 14 The Smiths 1,167
15 Spacemen 3 1,142 | 16 The Who 1,111
17 Coldplay 935 | 18 Blur 928
19 Black Rebel Motorcycle Club 864 | 19 Lush 864
21 Working for a Nuclear Free City 791 | 22 Hurricane #1 742
23 Suede 726 | 24 Tears For Fears 657
25 Adorable 623 | 26 Travis 606
27 Primal Scream 541 | 28 The Soup Dragons 463
29 Beck 444 | 30 The Rolling Stones 443
31 Kula Shaker 440 | 32 David Gilmour 429
33 Happy Mondays 427 | 34 Nick Drake 372
35 Mark Owen 368 | 35 The Brian Jonestown Massacre 368
37 The Monkees 362 | 38 Thomas Newman 354
39 Echo & The Bunnymen 330 | 40 Snow Patrol 323
41 Syd Barrett 309 | 42 The Beatles 305
43 Richard Ashcroft 287 | 44 Keane 281
45 Sonic Boom 268 | 46 The Jesus And Mary Chain 255
47 New Order 244 | 48 Joy Division 232
49 The Hives 231 | 50 Ramones 225
- The Charlatans feel very comfortable below Ride - old soulmates. Cutest bands in the world.
- Radiohead below Oasis - for the win.
- U2 feel comfortable in the corner. They’re one of my subtler interests. And omg, I have the biggest guitarist crush ever on The Edge. It’s gotten worse than my infatuation with Jimmy Page. And that’s something…
- Led Zeppelin in the middle of nowhere. No, wait, they’re next to the Stone Roses. XD Hahaha, omg. John Squire - Jimmy fanboy no. 1.
- The Smiths next to Spacemen 3. Yeaaaaah… 80s indie vs 80s underground.
- Black Rebel Motorcycle don’t feel part of anything. But they’re next to Lush, aw, bless. <3
- Suede below Blur. No further comment.
- Travis next to Primal Scream. Scottish brothers.
- Primal Scream are in near proximity to Tears For Fears. Psychology references, lol.
- Happy Mondays below The Soup Dragons. Do they feel offended? Do they think they should be higher up? Yeaaah, Shaun wants it that way.
- And Mark Owen next to Nick Drake. Mark would be ecstatic. :D It looks as if he was dreaming of The Rolling Stones. <3
- The Brian Jonestown Massacre below Kula Shaker, above Syd Barrett and next to The Monkees. They feel at home. I would put them right in the middle of all three.
- I bet Thomas Newman is so smug, being the only film composer among those 50 artists.
- And George Harrison still looks like Liam Gallagher on the Beatles image.
- Keane’s Tom Chaplin is into Radiohead (obviously).
- New Order right before Joy Division? I never noticed that. New Order only recently got that high after I finally bought “International”. I bet half of those 12 plays are “Touched By The Hand Of God”.
- The Hives and The Ramones end my top 50 with some punk.
People who didn’t make it into the top 50 (yet):
51 Donovan 224 | 52 Johnny Marr and The Healers 216
53 Bob Dylan 199 | 54 Interpol 194
(Omg, I just accidentally spotter images of Interpol as a threesome. Yeah, rub it in already…)
55 Take That 192 | 56 Dead Can Dance 178
57 Graduate 177 | 58 Ryan Adams 149
59 Zoé 144 | 60 Kasabian 132
61 R.E.M. 118 | 62 Gorillaz 105
63 Chapterhouse 102 | 64 Biff Bang Pow! 101
65 Elvis Presley 99 | 65 Kashmir 99
67 The Cure 93 | 68 Robbie Williams 80
(Robbie Williams: Old habits die hard.)
69 Kings Of Leon 77 | 70 The Strokes 74
(The remnants of my youth… I remember when both bands were still “indie”. You know… You’d be grateful if they appeared in a magazine. The days of “Molly’s Chamber” and “Reptilia”. The days of my Julian Casablancas obsession…)
