[QUOTE=guitrguy;16071854]reinstall iTunes[/QUOTE]

Or don't use iTunes :p

Exactly. :p

I also have a change in my top artist list, so here goes:

1 The Angelic Process 682
2 Katatonia 599
3 Nadja 495
4 Ulver 494
5 Arcturus 453
6 Necrophagist 308
7 Fallen 269
8 Candlemass 268
8 Criterion 268
10 Immolation 232

:cool:

1 Girl Talk 64
2 Nick Drake 55
3 Wolves in the Throne Room 24
4 Grizzly Bear 21
5 Godspeed You! Black Emperor 17
6 Atlas Sound 16
7 Times New Viking 15
8 John Cage 14
9 Brian Eno 12
10 Dirty Projectors 11
11 Animal Collective 4
12 Owen 2
13 Ampere 1
13 DJ Shadow 1

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids;16071055]In the Fishtank I presume. How is it?[/QUOTE]

It's a really cool release, but generally I'd sooner listen to each band individually.

[QUOTE=guitrguy;16071854]reinstall iTunes[/QUOTE]

i just ****ing did :[

[B]Unique Artists: 481
Total Tracks: 1410
Total Plays: 1517[/B]

1. Bad Religion 69
2. Neil Perry 35
3. At the Drive-In 28
4. Queens of the Stone Age 26
5. Pere Ubu 23
6. Explosions in the Sky 22
6. Shpongle 22
6. *shels 22
9. Elvis Costello 18
9. Burial 18

[url]http://www.last.fm/user/Metushelach/[/url]

[QUOTE=i am the robots;16072136]i just ****ing did :[[/QUOTE]

iTunes is mad homo bro

Matthew you gotta restart if you haven't, iTunes is one of the programs that actually does require a restart.

I think last.fm should implement an hour tally.

I would imagine that would lead to even more updating problems.

[QUOTE=Cocaine;16072903]I think last.fm should implement an hour tally.[/QUOTE]

explain plz

one update for every x hours of music scrobbled?

1 Wu-Tang Clan 64
2 Daggermouth 58
3 Notorious B.I.G. 49
4 New Found Glory 34
5 Set Your Goals 31
6 Defiance, Ohio 28
7 Ampere 26
8 Magrudergrind 19
8 At the Drive-In 19
10 Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution 16
11 Aesop Rock 13
11 The Dillinger Escape Plan 13
13 God Is an Astronaut 12
14 Transplants 11
15 Taking Back Sunday 10

Massive Attack 12
Sunny Day Real Estate 11
Sigur Ros 11
John Coltrane 3

Yeah that's like 2 days.

What do you guys use to scrobble your iPod?

[QUOTE=1338 h4x0r;16072929]explain plz

one update for every x hours of music scrobbled?[/QUOTE]

no, like:

1 - Band - 6hr
2 - Band - 5hr

Cause playcounts can be misleading. Like, I had 19 Reverend Bizarre plays on my computer last week, which is like 48 hours of music.

...seriously?



Last.fm provides the scrobbler for you, you just have to connect your iPod and set up settings for scrobbling your plays.

@Chris

What are the settings?

Well, if you have the normal scrobbler... when you connect your iPod, a box should pop up saying "This is the first time you've connected your iPod while last.fm scrobbler is running" or something to that effect. Then it asks you if you want to scrobble tracks whenever the iPod is connected and you're all like "yes." So then when you connect your iPod, this box pops up and lets you choose tracks to scrobble or just scrobble them all.

last.fm only scrabbles your iPod if it auto-synchs.

[QUOTE]...seriously?[/QUOTE]
Yes

[QUOTE=Cocaine;16074190]no, like:

1 - Band - 6hr
2 - Band - 5hr

Cause playcounts can be misleading. Like, I had 19 Reverend Bizarre plays on my computer last week, which is like 48 hours of music.[/QUOTE]

Yeah I agree. I can have 18 Repulsion plays, and then have 8 Godspeed You! Black Emperor plays, and I would have spent a crap load more time listening to Godspeed than Repulsion. I've got Blood Freak at number 2 on my overall list, and there's bands below it that I've listened to a whole lot more, simply because Blood Freak's songs are so short (not to say I don't think Blood Freak is great or anything).

it would have to scrabble after a whole song

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;16074176]What do you guys use to scrobble your iPod?[/QUOTE]

I don't have an iPod, but I'm frankly tired of fielding iTunes help questions—iTunes is a piece of sh[size=2]i[/size]t—so I should like to point out there are alternatives such as LastPod

[url]http://www.lastpod.org/[/url]

I use the built-in scrobbling in Sonata btw; it's a great program

[url]http://i28.tinypic.com/k0lzmd.png[/url]

[QUOTE=Cocaine;16074238]Yes[/QUOTE]

I was talking to Chris.

Thanks guys.

Chris...relax brah.

[QUOTE=Cocaine;16074190]no, like:

1 - Band - 6hr
2 - Band - 5hr

Cause playcounts can be misleading. Like, I had 19 Reverend Bizarre plays on my computer last week, which is like 48 hours of music.[/QUOTE]

Yes, I was thinking about that myself

Summoning has some very long tracks and, while they'd still be my #1 artist in any case, they get overrepresented somewhat because they take a huge chunk of any finite amount of time.

I think Nadja would jump up quite a bit on a few people's lists.

Om too.

boner

1 CunninLynguists 54
2 Afghan Whigs 46
3 Frank Zappa 21
4 King Geedorah 15
5 Ghostface 14
6 Oh No 13
7 Minus the Bear 7
8 Colour Haze 6
8 Aesop Rock Meets The J. Kingz 6
10 Binary Star 5

Sweet list, Pulse.

1. Minutemen - 322
2. Hüsker Dü - 171
3. The Replacements - 167
4. Gang of Four - 125
5. Mission of Burma - 52
6. Queensrÿche - 49
6. Morrissey - 49
8. Mötley Crüe - 14
9. The Rolling Stones - 13
9. Paul McCartney - 13

ouch.

There was that thing where it took an average and gave you an adjusted overall list based on time.

[QUOTE=1338 h4x0r;16074254]I don't have an iPod, but I'm frankly tired of fielding iTunes help questions—iTunes is a piece of sh[size=2]i[/size]t—so I should like to point out there are alternatives such as LastPod

[url]http://www.lastpod.org/[/url]

I use the built-in scrobbling in Sonata btw; it's a great program

[url]http://i28.tinypic.com/k0lzmd.png[/url][/QUOTE]

iTunes is good.

Uh, no it's not.

i am a winamp simpleton

Winamp ftw!

I hate Winamp

winamp rules all over iTunes tbh.

winamp freezes as soon as i open it because my music library is too large

kinda like me and females


only they melt instead of freeze

and it's penis instead of music library

[QUOTE=i am the robots;16076144]winamp freezes as soon as i open it because my music library is too large[/QUOTE]

Same

[QUOTE=i am the robots;16076144]winamp freezes as soon as i open it because my music library is too large[/QUOTE]winamp is better when you just drag the folder into the player

which is what i do

and is a lot easier

**** music libraries

Winamp >>> iTunes. Winamp supports more far more file types and you can actually get plug-ins for more functionality. With iTunes you only get what it comes with, and it's annoying. Plus, Winamp's got milkdrop, which is pretty awesome.

I actually don't use Winamp though, I use foobar2000, because it's not bloated with tones of **** like iTunes and Winamp are, and it's pretty much as customizable as it gets. I don't recommend it to everyone though, because most people aren't willing to spend the time to figure it out.