Hudson's Mid-Year Report Of Most Played Albums/Artists

I'm one of those dopes who feels the need to log everything I listen to on LastFM. As 2020 is now (finally) half completed, here's the reports regarding most-played albums and artists so far this year. Looking at the album plays, it seems like the year was dominated by box sets, which sort of makes sense. A 50 track Wilco box set is, after all, the equivalent of listening to a regular album around four times. Otherwise, this is a pretty typical half-year mix of old faves and new releases.

Most Played Artists
1. Wilco
2. The Replacements
3. Shoes
4. The Rolling Stones
5. Bob Dylan
6. Guided by Voices
7. Drive-By Truckers
8. Lucinda Williams
9. Nap Eyes
10. Supergrass
11. The Primitives
12. Fats Domino
13. Dinosaur Jr.
14. Lou Reed
15. Beach Slang
16. Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers
17. X
18. Archers of Loaf
19. Alex G
20. Daniel Romano
21. Flat Worms
22. Wings
23. Mark Lanegan
24. Waxahatchee
25. Paul Westerberg
26. Paul Kelly
27. The Kinks
28. The No Ones
29. Dead Ghosts
30. Neil Young
31. Redd Kross
32. David Bowie
33. Buzzcocks
34. CTMF
35. Superchunk
36. The Black Lips
37. The Exbats
38. Rowland S. Howard
39. Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit
40. Shadow Show
41. The Resonars
42. The Pedaljets
43. The Scientists
44. Wire
45. John Moreland
46. Soul Asylum
47. Idles
48. The Beatles
49. The Whiffs

50. Habibi

Most Played Albums 
1. The Primitives, Bloom! The Full Story: 1985-1992
2. Fats Domino, I've Been Around - The Complete Imperial & ABC Paramount Recordings
3. Nap Eyes, Snapshot of a Beginner
4. The Replacements, Dead Man's Pop
5. Bob Dylan, The Best Of The Cutting Edge 1965-1966
6. Guided by Voices, bee thousand (the director's cut)
7. Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, The Live Anthology
8. Flat Worms, Antarctica
9. Wilco, Alpha Mike Foxtrot (Rare Tracks 1994-2014)
10. Various Artists, Burning Britain: A Story of Independent U.K. Punk 1980–1983
11. Mark Lanegan, Straight Songs of Sorrow
12. The No Ones, The Great Lost No Ones Album
13. Dead Ghosts, Automatic Changer
14. Lucinda Williams, Good Souls Better Angels
15. CTMF, Brave Protector
16. Lou Reed, The Raven
17. The Black Lips, In A World That's Falling Apart
18. Shadow Show, Silhouettes
19 .Beach Slang, The Deadbeat Bang of Heartbreak City
20. Drive-By Truckers, Heathens Homecoming 2020
21. The Pedaljets, Twist the Lens
22. Rowland S. Howard, Six Strings That Drew Blood
23. Rum Bar Records, Somebody Out There Is Having A Party Vol 2 Summer Sampler
24. Waxahatchee, Saint Cloud
25. The Whiffs, Another Whiff
26. Various Artists, Garden of Earthly Delights - An XTC Celebration
27. Wilco, Kicking Television: Live in Chicago
28. Habibi, Anywhere But Here
29. John Moreland, Lp5
30. Shopping, All Or Nothing
31. The Replacements, For Sale: Live at Maxwell's 1986
32. The Scientists, A Place Called Bad
33. Various Artists, Screwballs and Curveballs
34. Drive-By Truckers. The Unraveling
35. George Harrison, All Things Must Pass
36. The Rolling Stones, Voodoo Lounge Uncut
37. The Victims, The Victims
38. Wings, Venus And Mars
39. Sonic Boom, All Things Being Equal
40. The Beatles, 1
41. The Everly Brothers, Down In The Bottom: The Country Rock Sessions 1966 - 1968
42. Guided by Voices, Surrender Your Poppy Field
43. Neil Young, Homegrown
44. Paul Kelly, Paul Kelly's Greatest Hits - Songs From The South 1985-2019
45. Supergrass , Live (Strange Ones)
46. The Cowboys, Room of Clons
47. Various Artists, C90
48. Car Seat Headrest, Making A Door Less Open
49. Dinosaur Jr., Green Mind
50. Dropkick Murphys, Streaming Up From Boston 03-17-2020


Comments

Will Neville said…
This really begs the question - why is Venus And Mars up there so high? Not your typical Scott record I'd have thought...
Scott said…
It's because I found a used copy of the expanded reissue. You're right, though. Not a typical selection.

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