Well I've neglected my last.fm for a long time, and have severely slowed my music listening as I've been busy with university the past year and a half (and sadly I like listening to the music instead of having it as background noise which distracts me).

Anywho, quick note as a reminder my 50 000 track was

Back In That Room by
Nic Armstrong from the amazing The Greatest White Liar

The track was completely random on shuffle (didn't notice I passed 50k until today, where I'm at 50099). However, it IS a fantastic garage blues rock track from an…

So 40,000, this time I took my time, approximately 1/2 a year to get another 10,000 tracks played.

This time the winner is the epic Stuck Between Stations from The Hold Steady

1. The Beatles
2. The Allman Brothers Band
3. Bob Dylan
4. The White Stripes
5. The Black Keys
6. The Rolling Stones
7. Neil Young
8. The Who
9. Badfinger
10. Cheap Trick

Counting backwards, it was Smokestack Lightnin'…no real significance, just a very nice classic rock live track. I don't want to delete the 50+ tracks played after the 30k mark, that'd be weird…o well, missed it =/

Well here we are again. Approximately two months after the 10k mark, it's 20k now. My 20,000th track is Open Heart Surgery which is a great tune by an awesome band (I believe all there albums are up for download for FREE at their official site…y? I still don't know but it seems legit). Newho I think it seems fitting that BJM got the 20k track, since I've recently gotten into them from here while playing around with similar artists to The Velvet Underground. It sorta gave me a little hope and made me a little less ignorant into…

So 74 days later, I've hit 10,000 tracks. The track is: Desdemona; this is one of my favourite tracks from one of if not my favourite band. I chose this because it was from they're latest album Hittin' The Note, which for me was their return to form after a great comeback on Seven Turns, and some average follow ups, this was the big one. Also it featured a line-up without Dickey Betts, which signals another harsh change, but left The Allman Brothers Band unphased, which to me is a wonderful thing, and just makes me hope…

Well, it's been said many times already but, 24 years later…The Who return.

With the death of Entwistle in 2002, many people including yours truly never thought this would happen. Than the mini opera (Wire and Glass) came about earlier, and Endless Wire (which is essentially 9 new songs + Wire and Glass) was soon born.

Before you continue to read, note that I AM a Who fan, I love their old stuff and I'm not bashing, and please don't bash me lol, this is just one kid's opinion (Yes, I think this statement is needed for the following…