I'm re-setting my play count tonight. My iPod, Jackson Braddock, is almost a year old. Considering how I feel about play counts, this is a fairly big step for me to take. However, it is time. But, because I am me, my Top 100 Listened To tracks, from late October 2008 to late October 2009:
100. "Everybody Finds Out", Fleetwood Mac, Say You Will
99. "Must Be the Water", Marc Broussard, Must Be the Water
98. "The Beauty of Letting Go", Green River Ordinance, Way Back Home
97. "To the Beat of Our Noisy Hearts", Matt Nathanson, Some Mad Hope
96. "Save Me", Marc Broussard, Carencro
95. "Mandolin Moon", Sister Hazel, Absolutely
94. "Will You Be There", Michael Jackson, The Essential Michael Jackson
93. "17", Kings of Leon, Only by the Night
92. "Got Me Going Crazy", Jonas Brothers, A Little Bit Longer
91. "I Have You to Thank", Gavin DeGraw, Gavin DeGraw
90. "Oh Well", Fleetwood Mac, Live
89. "The Stuff You Gotta Watch", The Band, Jericho
88. "One Man Show", Jonas Brothers, A Little Bit Longer
87. "In the City", Hanson, This Time Around
86. "Thirteen", Stephen Kellogg, Bulletproof Heart
85. "Something Coming Over", O.A.R., Live from Madison Square Garden
84. "Dying to be Alive", Hanson, This Time Around
83. "Eyes of the World", Fleetwood Mac, Live in Boston
82. "Black or White", Adam Lambert, American Idol
81. "What Christmas Means to Me", Hanson, Snowed In
80. "I'm On a Boat (featuring T-{Pain)", The Lonely Island, Incredibad
79. "BB Good", Jonas Brothers, A Little Bit Longer
78. "Where's the Love", Hanson, The Middle of Nowhere
77. "A Daily Anthem/Kiss on the Neck", David Cook, David Cook
76. "Mission Responsible", Michael Tolcher, I Am
75. "Great Divide", Hanson, The Walk
74. "Where You Are", Marc Broussard, Carencro
73. "Arizona", Kings of Leon, Because of the Times
72. "Change in My Life", Hanson, Take the Walk
71. "Faker", Everybody Else, 1 1/2
70. "Silver Springs", Fleetwood Mac, The Dance
69. "It's About Time", The Beach Boys, Sunflower
68. "Ophelia", The Band, Northern Lights - Southern Cross
67. "Georgia", Hanson, The Walk
66. "Madeline", Hanson, Middle of Nowhere
65. "Charmer", Kings of Leon, Because of the Times
64. "Wait Here For You", Hanson, Hanson.net 2009
63. "Never Going Back Again", Fleetwood Mac, Rumours
62. "Rock 'n' Roll Band", Boston, Boston
61. "You Are the Best Thing", Ray LaMontagne, Gossip in the Grain
60. "Something Going Round", Hanson, The Walk Tour Live
59. "Summertime", New Kids on the Block, The Block
58. "Kiss and Run", Fleetwood Mac, Tusk [Bonus Tracks]
57. "The Shape I'm In", The Band, Stage Fright
56. "Change Your Mind", Sister Hazel, Before the Amplifiers
55. "All For You", Sister Hazel, Before the Amplifiers
54. "Someday I Suppose", The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Don't Know How to Party
53. "Golden Slumbers", The Beatles, Abbey Road
52. "Starfish", Sister Hazel, Before the Amplifiers
51. "Bold as Love", John Mayer, Continuum
50. "The Longest Hour of My Life", Everybody Else, Everybody Else
49. "Hungry Heart", Bruce Springsteen, The River
48. "Glory Days", Bruce Springsteen, Born in the U.S.A.
47. "Stumbling Through the Dark", Trevor Jackson, Kyle Riabko and Boots Factor Are...
46. "Say Goodbye", Everybody Else, Everybody Else
45. "Oh! Darling", Dana Fuchs, Across the Universe
44. "Crazy Beautiful", Hanson, Underneath
43. "Meat Market", Everybody Else, Everybody Else
42. "Oh! Darling", The Beatles, Abbey Road
41. "Bus Song", Trevor Jackson, Kyle Riabko and Boots Factor Are...
40. "Love Me", Taylor Hanson, Live in Poughkeepsie NY 10/25/08
39. "The Wanderer", Marc Broussard, Carencro
38. "Milk", Kings of Leon, Aha Shake Heartbreak
37. "Love Bug", Jonas Brothers, A Little Bit Longer
36. "China Grove", The Doobie Brothers, Best of The Doobie Brothers
35. "River Song", Dennis Wilson, Pacific Ocean Blue
34. "Be Somebody", Kings of Leon, Only By the Night
33. "Camaro", Kings of Leon, Because of the Times
32. "Second Hand News", Fleetwood Mac, Rumours
31. "Not Down With That", Trevor Jackson, Kyle Riabko and Boots Factor Are...
30. "Dreaming with a Broken Heart", John Mayer, Continuum
29. "Rock 'n' Roll Razorblade", Hanson, The Best of Hanson Live and Electric
28. "Sweetest Goodbye", Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers, Glassjaw Boxer
27. "Rich Girls, Poor Girls", Everybody Else, Everybody Else
26. "I Am", Hanson, The Walk
25. "One Man Band (of Brothers)", Trevor Jackson, Kyle Riabko and Boots Factor Are...
24. "Ragoo", Kings of Leon, Because of the Times
23. "Been There Before", Hanson, The Walk
22. "Swan Dive", Sister Hazel, Chasing Daylight
21. "Long Train Runnin'", The Doobie Brothers, Best of The Doobie Brothers
20. "Love Runs Deeper", Lindsey Buckingham, Gift of Screws
19. "Every Word I Say", Hanson, The Best of Hanson Live and Electric
18. "Get Up and Go", Hanson, Underneath
17. "Sweet Sophia", Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers, Glassjaw Boxer
16. "Lost Without Each Other", Hanson, Underneath
15. "What Did I Get Myself Into", Kyle Riabko, Before I Speak
14. "Sex on Fire", Kings of Leon, Only by the Night
13. "Gift of Screws", Lindsey Buckingham, Gift of Screws
12. "Down", Hanson, 2.0 Membership Kit
11. "Faker", Everybody Else, Everybody Else
10. "Makeup", Everybody Else, Everbody Else
9. "Watch Over Me", Hanson, The Walk
8. "Running Man", Hanson, The Walk
7. "Bleed to Love Her", Fleetwood Mac, The Dance
6. "Manhattan", Kings of Leon, Only by the Night
5. "Notion", Kings of Leon, Only by the Night
4. "Something Going Round", Hanson, The Walk
3. "Use Somebody", Kings of Leon, Only by the Night
2. "Fans", Kings of Leon, Because of the Times
1. "Fire on the Mountain", Hanson, The Walk
Showing posts with label classic rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label classic rock. Show all posts
Friday, October 23, 2009
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
good music is good times
Kyle Riabko needs to come back to NYC and play some gigs. I just went on a spree, buying his new album and the Trevor Jackson album and gah, his original stuff is just so good. The TJ stuff is hilarious too, tuba! Plus, The Parkdale Sessions has a straight version of "Left Behind" that is just gorgeous and an R&B version of "The Guilty Ones", and Kyle Riabko and Boots Factor Are... has this awesome cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Everywhere" that reminds me a bit of "Say You Love Me" from The Dance. Love it. Can more people I already love cover Fleetwood Mac for me?
I'm really on a kick of bands I saw open for other people and ended up loving. I still can't stop listening to Everybody Else. It felt like legit love from the start, but considering it's been over a month since I last saw them live, I think it's really legit now. I go through phases with some new bands I like where I'm like "OMG LOVE" for a bit until I wear the song out and it no longer feels as awesome as it did, but pretty much every song I loved of theirs is still on high rotation. I still listen to Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers quite a bit too. I never got quite that actively into them, but those fave songs of theirs that I loved in May still get a lot of play and now I'm back into listening to the other stuff quite a bit too and loving it. Then there's Kyle, who kind of slides into that group even though he wasn't in the Sixers anymore by the time I saw them because he was already rehearsing for Spring Awakening which I then saw him in which prompted me to buy his solo album and see him at Joe's Pub and then Stephen and Boots were there! And did songs with him, including a cover of "Up on Cripple Creek"! A little convoluted but awesome! And hell, I'm even stuck on a few Dave Barnes songs lately!
In addition to that, I'm also listening to a lot of classic rock lately. Doobie Brothers, Boston, Allman Brothers, The Band, those types. "The Shape I'm In" and "Ophelia" and "Long Train Runnin'" and "China Grove" and "Soulshine" and "Foreplay/Long Time" and stuff that is so much more than just music. The stuff that reminds me that I was born into the wrong era.
I'm really on a kick of bands I saw open for other people and ended up loving. I still can't stop listening to Everybody Else. It felt like legit love from the start, but considering it's been over a month since I last saw them live, I think it's really legit now. I go through phases with some new bands I like where I'm like "OMG LOVE" for a bit until I wear the song out and it no longer feels as awesome as it did, but pretty much every song I loved of theirs is still on high rotation. I still listen to Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers quite a bit too. I never got quite that actively into them, but those fave songs of theirs that I loved in May still get a lot of play and now I'm back into listening to the other stuff quite a bit too and loving it. Then there's Kyle, who kind of slides into that group even though he wasn't in the Sixers anymore by the time I saw them because he was already rehearsing for Spring Awakening which I then saw him in which prompted me to buy his solo album and see him at Joe's Pub and then Stephen and Boots were there! And did songs with him, including a cover of "Up on Cripple Creek"! A little convoluted but awesome! And hell, I'm even stuck on a few Dave Barnes songs lately!
In addition to that, I'm also listening to a lot of classic rock lately. Doobie Brothers, Boston, Allman Brothers, The Band, those types. "The Shape I'm In" and "Ophelia" and "Long Train Runnin'" and "China Grove" and "Soulshine" and "Foreplay/Long Time" and stuff that is so much more than just music. The stuff that reminds me that I was born into the wrong era.
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