iTunes meme

[hector_rashbaum]

yoinked from badfalcon, who has almost the same amount of music I do

How many songs total: 13625
How many hours or days of music: 36 days, 17 hours, 11.5 minutes
Most recently played: Ladies in Their Sensitivities - Various (Sweeney Todd)
Most played: Hallelujah - Bon Jovi
Most recently added: Common People - William Shatner

Sort by song title
First Song: A.C.D.C. - Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
Last Song: ---- - Snow Patrol

Sort by time
Shortest Song: He's Up to Something - Roger Miller (0:04)
Longest Song: Strategic Grill Locations - Mitch Hedberg (1:03:04)

Sort by album
First album: A Christmas Present - Merle Haggard
Last album: 7800 Farenheit - Bon Jovi

First song that comes up on Shuffle: The Cinema Show - Genesis

Search the following and state how many songs come up:
Death: 77 (if I specify song only: 18)
Life: 308 (if I specify song only: 133)
Love: 916 (if I specify song only: 627)
Hate: 19 (if I specify song only: 17)
You: 1622 (if I specify song only: 1349)
Sex: 57 (if I specify song only: 28)

in other iTunes news, someone shoot me for not adopting a logical music organization scheme back when it was feasible, because I'm trying to prune now and DEAR GOD NO

and in other Mac news, screwthedaisies switching to Mac reminds me I keep meaning to do a post of Mac apps I can't live with out (cue melodrama). So look for that, and another brainz om nom nom nom post dissecting a vaguely coherent MIT piece on RPF in the near future.

Comments

[heatherwells.myopenid.com (from livejournal.com)]

So look for that, and another brainz om nom nom nom post dissecting a vaguely coherent MIT piece on RPF in the near future.

Awesome.

(Something's wrong with your link, though.)

[hector-rashbaum.livejournal.com]

yeah. closing the tag would've helped with that

[heatherwells.myopenid.com (from livejournal.com)]

(Oh, AND! It gets here Tuesday. I just got the tracking info. Tuesday! It can't come fast enough. I was telling my friend Dave that I don't freaking understand why the MacMall guys weren't standing around in my driveway waiting for me to place the order. What's up with that? What is this, 2007? Retail stores can read our minds yet? Luddites.)

[heatherwells.myopenid.com (from livejournal.com)]

(Er, that was supposed to be "can'T read our minds yet." I hate when I forget the all-important negative contraction bit.)