My Weekly Music Charts

Artists

1	Live	130
2	Stuart Davis	68
3	Matthew Good	56
4	Broken Social Scene	28
5	Weezer	27
6	Lisa Loeb	17
7	Poe	16
8	Hope of the States	14
9	In-Flight Safety	12
9	Finger Eleven	12
11	The Arcade Fire	11
11	M.I.A.	11
13	Melissa Etheridge	9
14	Our Lady Peace	7
14	Foo Fighters	7
16	Ballamy, Iain	5
17	North American Hallowe’en Prevention, Inc.	4
17	The Veronicas	4
17	Ashley MacIsaac	4
17	Stars	4
17	Bryan Adams	4
22	TSO	3
23	Emm Gryner	2
23	Davis, Stuart featuring Kowalczyk, Ed	2
23	The Smashing Pumpkins	2

Songs

1	Live – I Alone	9
2	Live – Lightning Crashes	8
3	Stuart Davis – Karma Pyre	7
3	Live – All Over You	7
5	Live – Selling the Drama	6
5	Live – Lakini’s Juice	6
5	Stuart Davis – Smoke	6
8	Stuart Davis – Sexy Messiah	5
8	Live – The River	5
8	Live – The Dolphin’s Cry	5
8	Stuart Davis – Dharma Drama	5
8	Stuart Davis – Human Girl	5
13	Matthew Good – Weapon	4
13	Stuart Davis – Elizabeth Ascends	4
13	Stuart Davis – Flower of a Zero	4
13	Matthew Good – Haven’t Slept in Years	4
13	Lisa Loeb – Sandlewood (Full Band Version)	4
13	Matthew Good – Apparitions	4
13	Matthew Good – Alert Status Red	4
13	North American Hallowe’en Prevention, Inc. – Do They Know It’s Hallowe’en	4
13	Live – Heaven	4
13	Live – Show	4
23	Matthew Good – The Future Is X-Rated	3
23	Stuart Davis – The Glimpse	3
23	Matthew Good – In a World Called Catastrophe	3

Via Last.FM.

2 comments on “My Weekly Music Charts”

I find it interesting that Live would be associated with all those (can I say lesser) less spiritual groups. “Lightning Crashes” and the rest of Live’s songs have such a rich spiritual and integral (I’m not obsessed with integral, I swear 😉 ) dimension that most other music of the time lacked.

I think my LJ notifications have been arriving on time.

I understood what you meant. I just find Live to be such an anomaly of popular music. “Dolphin’s Cry” is indeed another of their hits.

Apollo Lemmon says:

October 24, 2005 at 3:52 am

I find it interesting that Live would be associated with all those (can I say lesser) less spiritual groups. “Lightning Crashes” and the rest of Live’s songs have such a rich spiritual and integral (I’m not obsessed with integral, I swear 😉 ) dimension that most other music of the time lacked.

Apollo Lemmon says:

October 24, 2005 at 12:38 pm

I think my LJ notifications have been arriving on time.

I understood what you meant. I just find Live to be such an anomaly of popular music. “Dolphin’s Cry” is indeed another of their hits.

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