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coraaMusic Library meme. It looked like I was going to get off without any embarrassing results, and as soon as that happened I turned up an embarrassing result. (It should be obvious when you get to it.) Oh well. I never pretended to have good taste. ;)
Instructions: Open up your iTunes and fill out this survey, no matter how embarrassing the responses might be.
(Except I use Winamp, so that and not iTunes. Also, I eliminated all podcasts and audiobooks.)
How many songs total: 3191
How many hours or days of music: 17 days, 11 hours
Most recently played: Goldfrapp - Twist
Most played: Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation
Most recently added: Weird Al Yankovic - Hardware Store
Sort by song title:
First Song: The Magnetic Fields - (Crazy For You But) Not That Crazy
Last Song: 目黒将司 - 飢え (Last song with an English title is Yuki Kajiura - Zodiacal Sign)
Sort by time:
Shortest Song: Hitoshi Sakimoto - Level Up! (Final Fantasy XII Soundtrack) (0:06)
Longest Song: Loreena McKennitt - The Lady of Shalott (11:34)
Sort by album:
First album: (Last Night We Were) The Delic (Hawksley Workman)
Last album: Zhanna Aguzarova (Zhanna Aguzarova)
First song that comes up on Shuffle: Hanson - A Minute Without You
Search the following and state how many songs come up:
Death - 18
Life - 42
Love - 149
Hate - 4
You - 261
Sex - 6
***
On a semi-related-but-not-really note, I figured out why I always find the 'genre' selection in ID3 tags somewhat useless. For one thing, there are a lot of songs I think of as being part of more than one genre. But more importantly, my mental categorization of songs is completely idiosyncratic. In my head, the relevant categories aren't things like 'pop,' 'rock,' and 'jazz' (in fact I frequently can't figure out if something is pop or rock or what), but things like 'waif trance,' 'bands who only wish they were as angry as System of a Down,' 'bands that are actually angrier than System of a Down,' 'bounce,' 'good cover,' 'hilarious cover,' 'music that is actually terrible but has overpowering nostalgia value,' 'geek rock,' and 'sad panda.' Among others. Which, you know, tends not to fit so well in the little genre dropdown.
Instructions: Open up your iTunes and fill out this survey, no matter how embarrassing the responses might be.
(Except I use Winamp, so that and not iTunes. Also, I eliminated all podcasts and audiobooks.)
How many songs total: 3191
How many hours or days of music: 17 days, 11 hours
Most recently played: Goldfrapp - Twist
Most played: Elvis vs. JXL - A Little Less Conversation
Most recently added: Weird Al Yankovic - Hardware Store
Sort by song title:
First Song: The Magnetic Fields - (Crazy For You But) Not That Crazy
Last Song: 目黒将司 - 飢え (Last song with an English title is Yuki Kajiura - Zodiacal Sign)
Sort by time:
Shortest Song: Hitoshi Sakimoto - Level Up! (Final Fantasy XII Soundtrack) (0:06)
Longest Song: Loreena McKennitt - The Lady of Shalott (11:34)
Sort by album:
First album: (Last Night We Were) The Delic (Hawksley Workman)
Last album: Zhanna Aguzarova (Zhanna Aguzarova)
First song that comes up on Shuffle: Hanson - A Minute Without You
Search the following and state how many songs come up:
Death - 18
Life - 42
Love - 149
Hate - 4
You - 261
Sex - 6
***
On a semi-related-but-not-really note, I figured out why I always find the 'genre' selection in ID3 tags somewhat useless. For one thing, there are a lot of songs I think of as being part of more than one genre. But more importantly, my mental categorization of songs is completely idiosyncratic. In my head, the relevant categories aren't things like 'pop,' 'rock,' and 'jazz' (in fact I frequently can't figure out if something is pop or rock or what), but things like 'waif trance,' 'bands who only wish they were as angry as System of a Down,' 'bands that are actually angrier than System of a Down,' 'bounce,' 'good cover,' 'hilarious cover,' 'music that is actually terrible but has overpowering nostalgia value,' 'geek rock,' and 'sad panda.' Among others. Which, you know, tends not to fit so well in the little genre dropdown.