Neil Diamond at Glastonbury



How the hell did I end up a Neil Diamond fan? This is no recent conversion if you look at my all-time charts over at Last.FM he is at the time of writing this note my No. 2 artist.

I should really learn when to switch scrobbling off - Below is my 10 most listened to artist for last week (22 Jun 2008 - 29 Jun 2008)

Kylie Minogue,
Girlschool,
Rock Goddess,
All About Eve,
The Mission,
The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain,
Cycle Sluts From Hell,
Siouxsie and the Banshees,
Ladyhawke,
S Club 7I can live with the public ( Read more... )

Given that the car is suffering from some mechanical issues I find my self at a loose end tonight so I am listening to some music and as I have unexpected time on my hands I thought it would be rude not to post - so here I am and guess what? I'm going to share some of my favourite music web-sites with you all (gosh, aren't you all ever so lucky ( Read more... )

So by way of giving another plug to Wolfgang's Concert Vault, here is list of concerts I have listened to so far this week...
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Looking at my charts for last week I see that I listened to

Unique Artists: 152
Total Tracks: 582
Total Plays: 645

Question: Am I listening to too much music?

I've always thought you can tell a lot about a person from the music they choose. Now I'm looking at my top 10 artist for last week on last.fm and I'm not sure what it says about me other than perhaps I'm confused ( Read more... )

My niece received a set of Logitech Z10 PC Speakers from me for her birthday. The speakers are heavy and very good looking, they were bought primarily for music listening and they certainly live up to the job - very good sound. After doing a bit of Google type stuff to check that Linux drivers are available for these beauties guess what I'm now ( Read more... )

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Well I just scrobbled my 20,000 track over at Last.fm, you can read the post I made to celebrate here.

This is a copy of a post I made at Last.fm.

There is an interesting article over at The Register titled Big labels are f*cked, and DRM is dead. It as an interview with Peter Jenner, who in his career has managed Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett, T.Rex, The Clash and Billy Bragg. In the interview Peter Jenner speculates on the future of DRM (Digital Rights ( Read more... )