iTunes trivia

[jwgh]

For the record, here are the songs that iTunes says I've listened to the most:

1. Cow Cow Blues by Paul Gayten -- 11 times.
2. Jesus and Bartenders by Larry Cordle And Lonesome Standard Time -- 10 times.
3. Waterbugs by The Flaming Lips -- 9 times.
4. "Pumpkin, Mrs. Farnsworth" (English Country Garden Mix) by Interröbang Cartel -- 9 times
5. Au Contraire by They Might Be Giants -- 9 times.
6. Born Under A Bad Sign by Albert King -- 8 times.
7. That'll Never Happen No More by Dave Van Ronk -- 8 times.
8. La Petite Mort by Erin McKeown -- 8 times.
9. Slung-Lo by Erin McKeown -- 8 times.
10. Pigskin Loofah (rip cut) by Interröbang Cartel -- 8 times.
11. "Pumpkin, Mrs. Farnsworth" (Spaghetti West End Mix) by Interröbang Cartel -- 8 times.
12. Eleven Past Two by Jacob Haller -- 8 times.
13. Rocket 88 by James Cotton -- 8 times.
14. Sloppy Drunk by Jimmy Rogers -- 8 times.
15. Early in the Mornin' by Louis Jordan -- 8 times.
16. Cow Cow Blues by Mr. B -- 8 times.
17. The Christian Life by The Whitstein Brothers -- 8 times.

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[mmcirvin.livejournal.com]

1. "Pumpkin, Mrs. Farnsworth" (Spaghetti West End Mix) by Interröbang Cartel - 100 times
2. "Poison Flowers" by Mono Puff - 86 times
3. "Jocko Homo" by Devo - 81 times
3. "Thank You For Sending Me An Angel" by Talking Heads - 81 times
5. "Sunny Again" by Shark Tornado - 75 times (I thought I was the only human being who was ever a fan of this song, but it turned out I was wrong.)
6. "Metal Detector" by They Might Be Giants - 71 times

Groups start to repeat after that. The Rolling Stones first appear with "Hang Fire" tied for #8; dumplechan appears at #10 with his short piece "No. 86"; The White Stripes' "Fell In Love With a Girl" is at #14 and David Amram's "Rondo A La Turca" is right after that.

The Beatles first show up with #33 with "Dear Prudence", 50 plays, right between "Wicked Little Critta" and "Chalice of Fire". I thought I listened to them more.

[mmcirvin.livejournal.com]

Correction, that was the London Share House Mix up at the top. jwgh's version, however, is also in frequent rotation.