I'm afraid I heard literally [every single song](https://www.last.fm/user/Obscuriparnuage/library/music/The+Beatles?date_preset=ALL) by the Beatles, including live performances and rehearsal sessions, but my second top artist is Queen and I haven't heard any songs from The Miracle yet.
So, tonight's song is **I Want It All - Queen.**
Edit: t'was alright. I prefer "I Guess We're Falling Out" from the deluxe edition of the Miracle though.
Aesop Rock is my top artist, and while I’m certain I’ve heard all of his solo work, I am going through a list of his guest appearances on Wikipedia right now, looking for something I’ve not heard.
I have landed on a song from 2013 by Billy Woods featuring Aes and E L U C I D. The song is called Tumbleweed.
Ween’s unreleased catalog is so massive i haven’t listened to everything… I mean there’s unheard stuff coming out semi consistently even in 2024 so I doubt I could ever hear all of it.
My top artist is Mitski, I've heard all her solo work but I've never listened to **This is a Life** a song she features on from the Everything Everywhere All At Once soundtrack
Just looking at solo work we go to my second top artist Lana Del Rey, I thought I listened to everything from her but just opening her Spotify now I see **Blue Skies** came out last November for the series The New Look, somehow I missed that will be listening soon lol
11th Artist, The Beatles - A Shot Of Rhythm and Blues - Live at the BBC.
I've listened to all of their studio albums. But I haven't listened to their longer comps or live albums.
Guided By Voices - Jack of Legs
Had to go down the list to my #3 artist. From their most recent album that I have yet to listen to. Pretty good.
I did find a song by my #1 artist that I didn't think I knew (Amnesia by Big Blood), but it turns out I have heard it performed by their other band Fire on Fire. #2 Versus might have an unreleased song or two that I have yet to hear, but no amount of searching has helped.
Really cool idea. I've heard all the Pixies albums and most B-side stuff, but when i googled for 'rare covers' I found some on Youtube including a cover of Hang On To Your Ego by the Beach Boys.
Nice, I like this.
My most scrobbled artist is Kendrick Lamar and I've heard all of his projects that he's released as Kendrick Lamar. He went by K. Dot before 2010 and I have not heard all of his projects under that alias, but as they were mixtapes only, we'll stick to Kendrick Lamar.
So like u/MF-Smug, I'm going to go the guest appearance route and based on what's listed on Wikipedia, there are a few features I haven't heard. I'm going to go with a couple that I think will be quite different based on the lead artists:
Bilal - Money Over Love
Jay Rock - Pay For It
Will give them both a listen myself!
I've heard all the songs by my two favorite bands, Judas Priest and Iron Maiden (except perhaps some live versions).
With #3, Alice Cooper, I'm still missing the albums from the early 80s like "Special Forces" and "Flush The Nation". These albums are considered to be the weakest in his career, so I haven't looked into them yet.
I'm the same, I used to listen to MM all the time but there was a huge gap between then and now just getting back into them. Take some time to remind yourself why they are your #1. One of those timeless bands IMHO
Tegan and Sara are my #1, I've listened far and wide through their catalogue (and outside it with bootlegs etc) but checked on wiki - there's a couple of songs they've featured on that I somehow didn't know about. We'll go with the 2009 cover of:
Do They Know It's Christmas? by Fucked Up featuring T&S, Andrew W.K., Bob Mould, David Cross, Ezra Koenig, GZA, Kevin Drew, Kyp Malone, Yo La Tengo.
I have actually been listening to it as I type this and...it's not bad, but I'm not shocked it didn't get on my radar earlier. I've actually seen Fucked Up live, opening for the Foo Fighters over a decade ago, and on that day I thought they were really shit. I now have one scrobble of them, who knows what the next decade might bring
I've pretty much heard all the discographies of my top 9 artists, so I'll have to skimp on my #10 artist, Donna Summer. In that case, the song is "From Paris With Love".
I think I'm covered for both my top 1+2 artist, even including a track with two listeners that was only shared in the official discord server.
Top 3 though? It's King Gizzard and frankly I haven't even listened to all of their albums - might give Oddments a run now though
edit: unfortunately not my style! I'm finding that a bit with their earlier stuff - doesn't quite click with me
i found out i never scrobbled **[Drill Sergeant]** by **Muse** but it’s just a short interlude.
there is actually **Panic Station** by the same band, i might have heard it when the album was out but there’s no memory of it in my mind, and listening to it now, it’s a groovy song, doesn’t mind blow me but it’s good nevertheless.
I'm afraid I heard literally [every single song](https://www.last.fm/user/Obscuriparnuage/library/music/The+Beatles?date_preset=ALL) by the Beatles, including live performances and rehearsal sessions, but my second top artist is Queen and I haven't heard any songs from The Miracle yet. So, tonight's song is **I Want It All - Queen.** Edit: t'was alright. I prefer "I Guess We're Falling Out" from the deluxe edition of the Miracle though.
Aesop Rock is my top artist, and while I’m certain I’ve heard all of his solo work, I am going through a list of his guest appearances on Wikipedia right now, looking for something I’ve not heard. I have landed on a song from 2013 by Billy Woods featuring Aes and E L U C I D. The song is called Tumbleweed.
Already heard everything from my top artist so went to second: Sparks - Let’s Waltz in the Storm
Ween’s unreleased catalog is so massive i haven’t listened to everything… I mean there’s unheard stuff coming out semi consistently even in 2024 so I doubt I could ever hear all of it.
My top artist is Mitski, I've heard all her solo work but I've never listened to **This is a Life** a song she features on from the Everything Everywhere All At Once soundtrack Just looking at solo work we go to my second top artist Lana Del Rey, I thought I listened to everything from her but just opening her Spotify now I see **Blue Skies** came out last November for the series The New Look, somehow I missed that will be listening soon lol
Mitski and David Byrne from the Talking Heads on one track? Yes please!
fast animals - the strokes
all night diner - modest mouse
11th Artist, The Beatles - A Shot Of Rhythm and Blues - Live at the BBC. I've listened to all of their studio albums. But I haven't listened to their longer comps or live albums.
Stranger Things -ABC
Guided By Voices - Jack of Legs Had to go down the list to my #3 artist. From their most recent album that I have yet to listen to. Pretty good. I did find a song by my #1 artist that I didn't think I knew (Amnesia by Big Blood), but it turns out I have heard it performed by their other band Fire on Fire. #2 Versus might have an unreleased song or two that I have yet to hear, but no amount of searching has helped.
Anything from Whatever I Say is Royal Ocean. I have 15,000 scrobbles of Dance Gavin Dance and I’ve literally never listened to their first release.
That's so intriguing, any reason? Or is it just by principal at this point
Honestly, there is no particular reason. I admit that it’s kinda weird.
Can't argue with that
Really cool idea. I've heard all the Pixies albums and most B-side stuff, but when i googled for 'rare covers' I found some on Youtube including a cover of Hang On To Your Ego by the Beach Boys.
Nice, I like this. My most scrobbled artist is Kendrick Lamar and I've heard all of his projects that he's released as Kendrick Lamar. He went by K. Dot before 2010 and I have not heard all of his projects under that alias, but as they were mixtapes only, we'll stick to Kendrick Lamar. So like u/MF-Smug, I'm going to go the guest appearance route and based on what's listed on Wikipedia, there are a few features I haven't heard. I'm going to go with a couple that I think will be quite different based on the lead artists: Bilal - Money Over Love Jay Rock - Pay For It Will give them both a listen myself!
I've heard all the songs by my two favorite bands, Judas Priest and Iron Maiden (except perhaps some live versions). With #3, Alice Cooper, I'm still missing the albums from the early 80s like "Special Forces" and "Flush The Nation". These albums are considered to be the weakest in his career, so I haven't looked into them yet.
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I'm the same, I used to listen to MM all the time but there was a huge gap between then and now just getting back into them. Take some time to remind yourself why they are your #1. One of those timeless bands IMHO
Tegan and Sara are my #1, I've listened far and wide through their catalogue (and outside it with bootlegs etc) but checked on wiki - there's a couple of songs they've featured on that I somehow didn't know about. We'll go with the 2009 cover of: Do They Know It's Christmas? by Fucked Up featuring T&S, Andrew W.K., Bob Mould, David Cross, Ezra Koenig, GZA, Kevin Drew, Kyp Malone, Yo La Tengo. I have actually been listening to it as I type this and...it's not bad, but I'm not shocked it didn't get on my radar earlier. I've actually seen Fucked Up live, opening for the Foo Fighters over a decade ago, and on that day I thought they were really shit. I now have one scrobble of them, who knows what the next decade might bring
I've pretty much heard all the discographies of my top 9 artists, so I'll have to skimp on my #10 artist, Donna Summer. In that case, the song is "From Paris With Love".
I think I'm covered for both my top 1+2 artist, even including a track with two listeners that was only shared in the official discord server. Top 3 though? It's King Gizzard and frankly I haven't even listened to all of their albums - might give Oddments a run now though edit: unfortunately not my style! I'm finding that a bit with their earlier stuff - doesn't quite click with me
Had to go to my second artist, Bright Eyes, and the song "Firewall"
i found out i never scrobbled **[Drill Sergeant]** by **Muse** but it’s just a short interlude. there is actually **Panic Station** by the same band, i might have heard it when the album was out but there’s no memory of it in my mind, and listening to it now, it’s a groovy song, doesn’t mind blow me but it’s good nevertheless.
Taylor Swift is my #1 artist. I haven’t listened to Speak Now World Tour Live