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Isao Tomita's version of Clair de lune, 24 plays.

Constant Motion by Dream Theater with 80 plays.

Linkin Park – Faint (22 plays)

Well, for me, it depends on who you ask:

Last.fm says its First Day of My Life by Bright Eyes (57 times).
My iTunes says its Une Fille de L'est by Patricia Kaas (37 times).

As you can probably guess, the Last.fm data goes back farther than the iTunes data.

I'm So Sick - Flyleaf
What can I say, I dig chicks who can actually rock my socks off.

My top 3 in iTunes:
*-Boston by Augustana (419)
*-The Last Night by Skillet (410)
*-Paradigm by All Together Seperate (341)

But I had a corrupted library file in early July, so these numbers are only since July. I can almost guarantee you that my absolute most played song would be How to Save a Life by The Fray, and, counting both the current number and the last number I remember from my old iTunes it should be over 1,000, but I've been losing interest in it lately. My current favorite is Mighty to Save by Hillsong.

• "All is full of love" by Bjork with 3223 plays
• "White Flag" by Dido with 2682 plays
• "I'm Sprung" by T-Pain with 1228 plays
• "Two points for honesty" with 1098 plays

Basically all the songs I used to listen to late at night on repeat while I did work.

I listen to all of these about the same, since they're my Gym Mix and I listen to them while working out, over and over:

• "Simple and Clean" Utada Hikaru
• "Navaras" Juno Reactor/Don Davis, Matrix Revolutions Sountrack
• "They Don't Care About Us" Michael Jackson
• "7th Symphony, 3rd Mvmt" Beethoven
• "Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny" Lemon Demon
• "Lose Yourself" Eminem
• "White and Nerdy" Weird Al Yankovic
• "I Believe I Can Fly" cover by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
• "Young At Heart" Frank Sinatra

Again, I listen to these pretty much in a look throughout the duration of the workout, if I'm not listening to an audiobook (which I usually am).

"Jimmy" by M.I.A.

"Shining Star" by Earth, Wind & Fire

Depends on what you ask:

If you ask Winamp, it is currently "Sitting on the Dock in the Bay" by Ottis Redding.

If you ask my Creative Zen V Plus mp3 player, it's "The Good Soldier" by Nine Inch Nails

If you ask Last.fm it's "The Day The World Went Away" by Nine Inch Nails

And finally if you ask MediaMonkey (which i rarely use) it's "Into the Void" by Nine Inch Nails

The Boggs-Arm in Arm(Shy Child Remix)

Justice's Genesis, according to iTunes, with 49 plays. But last.fm, whose data goes back about a year further, says Lily Allen's LDN with 130 plays.

Last.fm's been recording for about 2 years, and says it's "Modern World" by Wolf Parade. Definitely believe that; I love that song.

Since I got my MB in February, it's "Mr. November" by the National, at only five plays.

In iTunes:
Survivalism Opalheartclinic_Niggy_Tardust (NIN Remix) - Saul Williams
Clocking in at 65 plays.

In Last.fm
Anuism - DeathBoy feat. Mog Xykogen
Clocking in at 102 plays.

itunes:
justice - phantom pt. II

last.fm:
prefuse 73 - busy signal

Unchained Melody by the Rightous Brothers and American Pie by Don McLean. Oldies but goodies.

(from last.fm)
Arcade Fire - Cold Wind
Stereo Total - Europa Neurotisch
Stereo Total - Mother's Little Helper

I've not listened to that Arcade Fire track much for a good long while, but the other two are probably still up there as favourites.

Top Tracks Overall

Bloc Party – The Marshalls Are Dead

Top Artists this Week

CocoRosie

I Will Follow You Into the Dark - Death Cab For Cutie with 66 plays.

I have a lot of songs but I don't listen to them very much. Music distracts me from homework (I'll be singing instead of working), and on my bike ride to and from school I need to listen for traffic. :(

Nights in White Satin by the Moody Blues.

mine is Tu Cárcel by the argentinian band Enanitos Verdes with 197 plays.

It is Black Diamond by Black Diamond Brigade, an uber cool Kiss cover btw

I was worried my most played song would be something really embarrassing - and it IS. "Let It Go", by Luba, with 86 plays. Although "Blessed to be a Witness" by Ben Harper is a close second at 85.

Susan Enan 'Bring on the Wonder'