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Top Artists, Albums And Track Scrobbles On Last FM Of 2011

Karen — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 15:16:38 +0000

Ok I promise that this is going to be the last “Top List” post that I do for updates from last year, but as a lot of you who read Blazing Minds also know me for my love of music, I thought I would do a musical based “Top List” post using my personally scrobbles via Last.fm so this is my Top Artists, Albums And Track Scrobbles list.

Ever since I got my iPod Classic a couple of years ago, my music collection has been growing and though it’s not as big as some peoples music lists, so far I have around 6,320 tracks on my iPod, it is great for me and I get to add some amazinging unsigned artists to it quite frequently and have even had the honour of working with a few on my Remergence project.

So as you can expect I do have a tendency to play a lot of music on my iPod and when it is plugged in to iTunes it syncs up with last.fm and records what I have been listening to, though sometimes last.fm has a bit of a fit and doesn’t “scrobble” the tracks, but besides from that it’s all automatically done for me

Top Artists And Track Scrobbles Of 2011

Hope you see something new in my lists and don’t forget to check out my last.fm profile for more great artists and tracks

Top Artists in 2011

Pink Floyd
Enigma
Royksopp
Remergence
Orbital
Yello
Lemon Jelly
Pendulum
Thomas Dolby

Top Artists Albums in 2011

The Asteroids Galaxy Tour – Fruit
Lemon Jelly – Lemon Jelly.ky
Pink Floyd Floydhead – The Floydian Propulsion Project
Pendulum – Immersion
Orbital – Live at Glastonbury 1994-2004
Ells – Meet The Eels – Essential Eels (1996-2006) Vol 1
Infected Mushroom – IM The Supervisor
Pendulum – In Silico
Infected Mushroom – The Legend of the Black Shawarma
Lemon Jelly – Lost Horizons

Top Artists Tracks in 2011

Lemon Jelly – A Tune For Jack
Lemon Jelly – In The Bath
Lemon Jelly – His Majesty King Raam
Lemon Jelly – Nervous Tension
The Asteroids Galaxy Tour – The Golden Age
Layo & Bushwacka! – Blind Tiger
Lemon Jelly – The Staunton Effect
Lemon Jelly – Home To Patagonia
Peace Orchestra – Who Am I (Animatrix Edit)

So there you go my Top Artists, Albums And Track Scrobbles of 2011, hope you enjoyed my little list and if you haven’t heard of some of these artists and albums them why don’t you look them up your may find you like them as much as I do

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The Definitive Playlist for Music from the Amazing Show Monkey Dust!

Karen — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 10:12:28 +0000

Ok everyone! This could possibly be the final update to this post, so lets get on with it

Now I’ve always been a fan of the TV show Monkey Dust that used to be on BBC Three some years ago with it’s quirky characters and amazing music, this is the show that introduced me to the wonderful musical talents of Goldfrapp and Boards of Canada!

So since having a trusty iPod I’ve been collecting the tracks that have been on the several series that the show ran over and when I originally typed this post I had 22 tracks, now at my most recent count I have 56 tracks that were used over the three series on Monkey Dust, yes that many!

And now I’m calling on fans of the series and the music to help me out, if you know of any tracks that are not listed below that have been used in the Monkey Dust episodes, then please let me know so that I can complete my collection on my iTunes playlist, so here is my current updated list, thanks everyone

That’s Not Really Funny – Eels

Lovely Head – Goldfrapp

Reach – S Club 7

6 Underground – Sneaker Pimps

Somebody Hurt You – A Girl Called Eddy

Child Psychology – Black Box Recorder

Elemental – Robin Guthrie

A Place In the Wilderness – Roger Eno

The Weekend Starts Here – Fatboy Slim

Carmina Burana: O Fortuna – Carl Orff

Dual Tone – Small World

Hayling – FC Kahuna

It’s Only the End of the World – Black Box Recorder

Radian – Air

Fast Food Song – Fast Food Rockers

Deer Stop – Goldfrapp

One and Only Love – Kiki Dee

Melissa Juice – Boards of Canada

Freefall – Robin Guthrie

As You Fall – Bent

Incredible (What I Meant to Say) – Darius

Come – Eddie Warner

Colour Me – Dot Allison

Up Town Top Ranking – Black Box Recorder

I Begin to Wonder – Dannii Minogue

Utopia – Goldfrapp

Your Love Means Everything – Faultline

Hymne à l’Amour – Jeff Buckley & Gary Lucas

Turquoise Hexagon Sun – Boards Of Canada

Your Lucky Day In Hell – Eels

The Arrival Of The Queen Of Sheba – English Chamber Orchestra, Nigel Kennedy & Paul Barritt

Pilots – Goldfrapp

Crossing the Line – Robin Guthrie

Biological – AIR

Open The Light – Boards Of Canada

All I Think About Is You – Harry Nilsson

(Dancing) On a Saturday Night – Barry Blue

Sunrise – Pulp

It’s You – PJ Harvey

I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll – Britney Spears

Hooray Hooray (It’s A Cheeky Holiday) – Cheeky Girls

Message Personnel – Dot Allison

Hated Sunday – Black Box Recorder

Horse Tears – Goldfrapp

Pele – Arakatuba & The Ballistic Brothers

Think Twice – The Detroit Experiment

It’s Raining Men – The Weather Girls

No Good Advice – Girls Aloud

Adore – I:Cube

Offshore (Original) – Chicane

Satisfaction – Benny Benassi Presents The Biz

Early – Chicane

Place de la Concorde – Fila Brazillia

Imperial – Robin Guthrie

Up With People – Lambchop

This Love – Craig Armstrong featuring Liz Fraser

World of Shit – Eels

Still Trying to get hold of….

My Doreen – Bob Hewerdine and Darden Smith

Dirty Weekend – Jim Blake (Cheeze)

Sanson Ki Mala Pey – Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Party

La Sonadora – Son Para Ti

No Man’s Land (from Sweeney The Movie OST)

Rehab Messiah – Ilya

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So there you have it, my list on the Music from Monkey Dust so far, so if you do know any that I’ve missed and you are 110% they were in the show, then please let me know…

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In Darklight EP – Music Review, Pin Back Those Lugholes People

Karen — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 07:46:26 +0000

As a lot of you who read Blazing Minds will know, from time to time I get the chance to review some new music by some amazing artists. The other day I was sent the new forthcoming EP from the band In Darklight, you may have seen the review I did of their album “Dying To Confess” so I was over the moon to get a chance to hear and review their latest work.

Tell me more about the In Darklight EP!

The “In Darklight EP” features five tracks: Slaves, Turn Your Back, Break, Quick Fire and Greenhouse, all of which have that In Darklight sound and feel that I’ve become accustomed to since first hearing them on the album I reviewed some time back.

What appeals to me with In Darklight and specially with this EP is the quality of the recordings, they are top quality with the sound production being spot on with plenty of power for me to have the music blasting out of my 1,000 watt system and still keeping any distortion away.

What about the music?

I can’t fault In Darklight, ok I have to admit that I have become a fan of theirs and being that I love this sound that they produce, I couldn’t really pick up on a point that I could put them down on. It’s great, everything I like to here great guitars, banging drums and vocals that actually have well written lyrics, which all of which can be hard to find these days, even with those big named bands that are making millions from their music.

Picking one particular track from the five here on this EP and saying it’s my favourite is such a hard choice as they are all great, but I would have to go for the last track Greenhouse, there is just something about the track that when I’m listening to it, it just stands out more than the others and it’s probably the one that I’ve played the most.

But don’t get me wrong every track on this release is worth listening to over and over again, they’re certainly played a lot on my iPod in the car with the windows down on a nice sunny day

OK, OK! Where can I get my hands on this EP?

The will officially be released on 15th August from your favourite stores such as Amazon (pre-order now), iTunes, Napster, Spotify and OVI Nokia

So if your looking for some fresh sounding music and something new, then this is certainly a release that you should check out.

Also if you want to hear and download some of their older work then you can by visiting the official In Darklight website.

Overall rating 10/10

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Do You Have Missing Artists On Your iPod?

Karen — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 07:13:25 +0000

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It seems to be a common complaint that when searching through all the artists on your iPod you come to a point where you know an artist is there, but you just can’t see them listed!

I had this problem the other day, I just fancied listening to the classic extended version of the brilliant Life’s What You Make It by Talk Talk, so I went in to my list of artists and scrolled down to the T’s, no Talk Talk at all, hang on I’ve got the remix album on there!

Now this had me stumped, I could find Talk Talk by searching with the search option and even by album, but why not the artist in the artists list, very strange indeed, so I investigated and played with some of the settings on my iPod, I eventually got Talk Talk listed.

So How Did I Get The Missing Artist Listed On My iPod Again?

After a while of “tweaking” I discovered that by going into the settings of my iPod and selecting Main Menu then un-selecting Compilations, Talk Talk and a few other artists re-appeared in the list of artists.

It seems that when the Compilations option is selected the iPod will puts albums and tracks is a directory called Compilations, making the tracks invisible in the normal artists section, bit of a pain, but at least I got it sorted out.

So there you have it, if you are having trouble finding missing artists on your iPod then this could be the problem, it’s a simple thing to fix and hopefully it should work

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How To Download and Watch YouTube Videos on your iPod

Karen — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:41:01 +0000

So there I was browsing through BlogEngage and voting on some interesting article, when I came upon a post with an animation on YouTube titled Pigeon: Impossible, which had me in stitches.

I tried to explain this funny short to a friend of mind and they just didn’t get it, so they asked me if I could put it on my iPod to show them, hmmm, now I wasn’t sure if this was possible, so I searched the net and after several websites claiming they knew how it could be done, but they didn’t seem to work, I found myself on a website with a download of a Free YouTube to iPod Convertor.

Now I did have my doubts on whether this would actually work, but I shouldn’t of!

The program is so easy to use just download it, install it and run it, yes it’s that simple, then all your need to do is copy the URL of the video on YouTube and then add the downloaded and converted video to your iTunes, easy!

The output files are saved in MP4 or 3GP formats into the program’s folder in My Documents, and they retain the name of the source video. They are ready to playback on your iPod, PSP, BlackBerry or mobile phone.

So I’ve tried it and it works, I’ve got the funny video on my iPod and my friend loved it. I probably won’t use this a lot, but it will certainly help on tuition videos that are on YouTube, I mean sometimes it’s just easier to have them on my iPod and watch them when Ive got a bit of spare time and this isn’t always when I’m connected to the net.

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Powermat Wireless Charging!

Karen — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 09:29:47 +0000

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Powermat. All opinions are 100% mine.

Now there comes a time when having stacks of gadgets such as an iPhone, iPod, Blackberry or even an Nintendo DS, you find yourself with a mass of cables to plug-in to charge your gadgets, which can sometimes be quite frustrating, for starters, where the heck do you put the charger.

But with wireless charging technology this will be a thing of the past, now it’s even easier to charge those gadgets with the use of the Powermat this handy “mat” you simply place the mat on a surface and place your gadget on the mat to start charging, how awesome is that, no more tangled mess of cords or searching for the right adaptor and best of all the mat is easy to use at home, at the office, on the road.

I know that I would personally find a Wireless Charging Powermat a real bit of useful kit there is many a time I come home from work and just want to sit down and relax and not have to search for the right charger for my phone to charge and just be able to pu the phone down and for it to start charging, less hassle and more time to spend doing other things.

For more info on www.powermat.com

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Fancy Winning an iPod touch or a Macbook?

Karen — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 08:28:42 +0000

So do your fancy winning an iPod touch or even a tasty looking Macbook, well all you have to do is enter this Netfirms contest to get a chance to win!

It’s really simple to enter all you have to do is tweet this from your Twitter account: “Win a #free iPod Touch or Macbook from the @Netfirms #contest. Domain registration services via Twitter http://bit.ly/yJfJK”

Hang on, there is another way to enter the competition, you can also get yourself entered into the competition by registering a domain name via the Netfirms Twitter Domain Registration service for $7.99. Check out the video below which shows you exactly how you do this. So it’s as easy as falling off a bike

Also you can re-tweet once per day to enable you to enter as much as you want, also each registered domain name is one entry in to the competition.

Here’s how it works:

You send a Direct Message to Netfirms via Twitter asking us to register a domain name for you. If the domain name is available we will register it for you and automatically add it to your existing Netfirms Control Panel and bill to your current billing profile. The only prerequisite is that you add your Twitter username to your Netfirms Control Panel. Please visit our tutorial with full details on setting yourself up for domain registration via Twitter. The instructions should be completed once only and you’re good to go after that.

1. Log in to your Twitter account (You can use any of the available Twitter apps)
2. Send a dm to @netfirms with the following: reg mynewdomain.com
3. We will confirm by replying to you via dm at which point the domain will be added to your Netfirms Control Panel. The domain is now ready to be used.

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My Experiment with Twitter, Twitterfeed & Last.fm

Karen — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 12:10:47 +0000

I was getting a bit tired of manually updating my Twitter with what I was listening to on iTunes or my iPod and scrobbling to last.fm via TwittyTunes, so I wondered if there was some way around this!

After quite a while searching the net for some kind of plugin, I couldn’t really find anything, so I decided to utilise Twitterfeed to take the automation side of Twitting my recently plays!

So after logging into Twitterfeed with my OpenID I was off, first thing was to create a new feed and then fill in all the required info such as Twitter name etc and then to enter the rss feed I wanted to Twit.

Now it was a case of finding the feed I wanted to use, so I opened another browser tab to last.fm and found the feed for my recent played tracks and copied the URL, then entered it into the option on Twitterfeed, I opted for an hourly update and for five updates each time.

Once you have clicked Update you will be taken to your feeds page, it will take a little while before your feed is checked and goes live, but if everything is ok, you should see your scrobbles appearing on your Twitter, you can see what they look like on my Twitter.

In theory you should be able to do this with other last.fm feeds such as your recently loved tracks for example
Technorati Tags: iTunes, iPod, scrobbling, last.fm, TwittyTunes, plugin, OpenID, Twitter

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A Soundtrack to your Life

Karen — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 17:40:27 +0000

Now it’s not very often them I do a meme, but this one grabbed my attention while over at SpocialSpark, so I thought I’d give it a go:

Instructions:

1. Open your MP3 player

2. Put it on shuffle

3. Press play

4. List down whichever song comes up

Here’s my soundtrack:

Opening Credits: The Arms of Orion by Prince

Waking up: The Old Ones Talk by Earth Songs

Falling in love: Fashion Bomb by Dave Stewart & The Spiritual Cowboys

Fight song: Mindset to Cycle by FC Kahuna

Break up song: The Last Unbroken Heart by Patti LaBelle and Bill Champlin

Making Up: Serpent Dream by Mike Oldfield

Life’s Okay: Let Down by Steadman

Mental Breakdown: Magic Mustard Machine by PNFA

Driving: Sheep by Pink Floyd

Flashbacks: Origin of Love by Hedwig and the Angry Inch

Happy Dance: Take by MRDC

Regret: Hot Thing by Prince

Final Battle: When The Day Goes Down by Eurythmics

Death Scene: Tides by LiSA & KMP

Final Credits: Confortably Numb by Pink Floyd

Wow there are some freaky answers there, does my iPod now something I Don’t

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What to do with your old Vinyl albums

Karen — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 11:52:02 +0000

If your like me you will have a great collection of Vinyl albums, with a slight crackle, that you can’t get on tape, minidisc or CD probably due to the fact that the release has been deleted, so you can either put the album on a tape, but how many people have tapes in their cars these days, or you can convert your LP direct to digital format!

The LP Saver is an ideal piece of kit for doing this it plugs directly into your computer via the USB socket and your away.

The Turntable even comes with standard RCA cables to conect up to your standard sound system, now you can add your LPs to your iPod and even burn them onto CD to play in your car for example!

The LP Saver with play speeds of 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM so that should cover most peoples collection. All the necessary software comes with the turntable. In addition, not only can you convert your albums to MP3s or any other digital files, but the included software actually improves the quality of the recordings by eliminating some of the old pops, hisses and static they’ve acquired over the years. Finally, the tone arm returns to the armrest at the end of the record, just like old times.

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Now There’s Something I haven’t Heard for a While!

Karen — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 12:10:22 +0000

Ok, so I know I love music, that was one of the main reasons for getting my original iPod a while back, but since updating to the new 120GB iPod Classic, it has given me the chance to get all my CDs onto one place, well almost I haven’t finished adding them yet

I’ve had my iPod shuffling today and it came to the point where I thought, my God when was the last time I listed to that!

At the moment I’m listening to the sixty minute epic Amarok by Mike Oldfield, it must of been at least sometime last year that I heard it last, it’s albums like that and the amazing Pink Floyd and Tangerine Dream that got me into doing music myself, but I digress, I can’t believe that over the years of collecting CDs I have so many that I don’t really listen to and SHOULD do.

But now I’m putting them all on my iPod and using the shuffle option, it’s just great to hear those classics coming up such as the Relayer album by Yes and Pink Floyd’s The Piper at the Gates of Dawn.

Hmmm, now I wonder how long it’s going to take before all my CDs and CD Singles are on my iPod

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My Continuing upload of my CDs to my iPod

Karen — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 15:05:59 +0000

Now I’m not saying I’ve got all my CDs on my new iPod just yet, but I came across some tapes with some amazing album on such as Profiles by Nick Mason, so now I have the challenge of getting the tapes onto my iTunes, ok, so I could get some on CD, but, the Profiles album is not available on CD, I couldn’t find it except on Amazon for nearly £40, honestly £40.

So I have decided to copy the album onto a CD or MniDisc (MD’s are easier to edit) and then just transfer the CD onto iTunes via the computer, I’ve come up on the same problem with some of my old vinyl albums, yes kids many years ago people would put music on a piece of plastic and then put a gold coated diamond needle on it to play music.

The great thing about the vinyl is I can filter out some of the crackle through my PC, so some advantage there, but all this is time consuming, but for those rare (amazing) albums that record companies in their wisdom have decided to delete or not even bother re-releasing on CD, I’m afraid it’s the only way..

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I’ve upgraded to an iPod Classic 120GB!

Karen — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 16:54:38 +0000

New iPod Classic 120GB

I upgraded from my 2nd generation 8GB iPod Nano to the new 120GB iPod Classic the other day, ok so 8GB sounded a lot at the time, but when you have a massive collection of CDs it just doesn’t cut it!

The iPod nano is great for the small collection, but the new 120GB iPod Classic is more for me, it’s boasts that you can fit 30,000 tracks and upto a massive 150 hours of video, but you have to take into consideration that the 30,000 tracks is at a 128kbps and an average of four minutes a track, I know I’ve used 14GB so far that’s with over 250 photos and 2600+ tracks, but some of the track are recorded in 256kbps (which is now what iTunes+ uses) and taking into consideration that some tracks are well over four minutes, such as the classic Yes album Relayer and a collection of Tangerine Dream albums where the tracks are mostly over ten minutes at least.

But I must say that it’s certainly better than having decide what will fit and what is worth leaving on when syncing the iPod, knowing that everything will fit on, I’m just in the process of adding my CD collection as well as CD Single to iTunes now so that I can listen to whatever I want when I’m at work, it’ll be interesting to see how much I can fit on!

The only other thing then is, it’s all very well having 120GB to put your music on, but then you have to make sure that you have enough room on your hard drive for the tracks!

Luckily I have a 30GB hard drive and 25GB hard drive in my computer, the 25 is from my old computer and a 160GB external drive, which is what I use for storing all my files such as photos and music etc. , But I dare say that the day will come when I need to upgrade my 160GB hard drive to something more meaty like a 500GB or maybe a 1TB drive, tasty

Specifications:

120 GB of Storage allows 30,000 songs and up to 150 hours of video!

Technical Specifications:

2.5″ Colour LCD with LED backlight

320 by 240 pixels at 163 ppi

Capacity:

Holds up to 30,000 songs in 128-Kbps AAC format

Holds up to 25,000 iPod-viewable photos

Holds up to 150 hours of video

Audio:

Frequency response: 20Hz to 20,000Hz

Audio formats supported: AAC (16 to 320 Kbps), Protected AAC (from iTunes Store), MP3 (16 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible (formats 2, 3, and 4), Apple Lossless, AIFF, and WAV.

Video:

H.264 video, up to 1.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Low-Complexity version of the H.264 Baseline Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats

H.264 video, up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Baseline Profile up to Level 3.0 with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats

MPEG-4 video, up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats

Battery:

Built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery

Up to 36 hours music playback when fully charged

Video playback time: Up to 6 hours when fully charged

Input and Output:

Dock Connector

3.5mm stereo headphone Jack

What’s in the box:

iPod Classic

Earphones

USB 2.0 cable

Dock Adaptor

Quick Start Guide

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