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A third-party service offering RSS feeds for Last.fm has drawn attention, letting users follow friends' scrobbles and music activity through their feed readers. Discussion is centered on whether the tool fills a gap left by Last.fm itself, which has long lacked native feed options, and on how useful RSS still is for tracking music listening habits.
- 2Weekly listening chart mixes rap battles, novelty pop and classics●♫ Top 5 artists of the Last.week: Epic Rap Battles of History (8) Gummibär (5) Fanfare Vagabontu (2) Boney M. (1) Cher (
One listener's weekly music roundup shows Epic Rap Battles of History at the top with eight plays, followed by novelty act Gummibär with five, Romanian group Fanfare Vagabontu with two, and one play each for Boney M. and Cher. The week totaled 21 scrobbles tracked through Last.fm.
- 3Frankie Rose tops a week of alternative and classic listening●♫ Top 5 artists of the Last.week: Frankie Rose (10) The Psychedelic Furs (8) Magazine (5) Brian Eno (4) Joe Dolan (3). #
One listener's weekly music tally has Frankie Rose in first place with ten plays, followed by The Psychedelic Furs with eight, Magazine with five, Brian Eno with four and Joe Dolan with three, from a total of 195 tracks logged over the week. The list leans heavily on post-punk and art rock acts from the late 1970s and 1980s alongside newer indie pop.
- 4Listener shares weekly Last.fm stats topped by MxPx●# music Out of 172 songs, my top # lastfm artists for the past week: 1.MxPx (19), 2.Thundercat (9), 3.No Doubt (5), 4.Fi
A music fan has posted their weekly Last.fm listening figures, reporting 172 songs played over the past week. Punk band MxPx led the list with 19 plays, followed by Thundercat with 9 and No Doubt with 5. The rest of the top ten mixes ska, chiptune and pop acts including Five Iron Frenzy, I Fight Dragons, Taylor Swift, Anaïs Mitchell, Dj CUTMAN, Half Past Two and KATSEYE. Such weekly roundups are a common way music listeners share tastes and compare what they have been spinning.
- 5Flying Vipers Performing Sleeping Trees Live●Flying Vipers - Sleeping Trees - Live https://www. last.fm/music/Flying+Vipers/_/ Sleeping+Trees+-+Live # nowplaying # m
Flying Vipers, an instrumental reggae project, has a live version of the track Sleeping Trees circulating among listeners online. People are sharing that they are playing the song and pointing others to streaming pages where the live recording can be heard.
- 6Bad Religion tops one listener's weekly music chart●♫ Top 5 artists of the Last.week: Bad Religion (34) Anti-Flag (21) Turnstile (14) Terror (12) The Future Sound of London
A music listener shared their top artists for the past week, logging 140 plays tracked by Last.fm. Punk stalwarts Bad Religion led with 34 plays, followed by Anti-Flag, Turnstile, Terror and electronic act The Future Sound of London. The list leans heavily on hardcore and punk rock, with only the London duo breaking from the genre.
- 7Fluisteraars tops a black metal listener's weekly chart●♫ Top 5 artists of the Last.week: Fluisteraars (44) Yellow Eyes (11) Beenkerver (9) Blood Incantation (8) Dimscûa (4). #
A metal fan has shared their most-played artists of the past week, logging 79 scrobbles on Last.fm. Dutch atmospheric black metal act Fluisteraars dominated with 44 plays, far ahead of US band Yellow Eyes (11), Beenkerver (9), Blood Incantation (8) and Dimscûa (4). The list is heavily weighted toward underground black metal, with only Blood Incantation representing the death metal side of the genre.
- 8Blossoms Top One Listener's Weekly Music Chart●♫ Top 5 artists of the Last.week: Blossoms (20) Nothing But Thieves (18) Mystery Jets (10) a-ha (2) Cyndi Lauper (2). #
A music listener has shared their top five most-played artists of the past week: Blossoms led with 20 plays, followed by Nothing But Thieves with 18, Mystery Jets with 10, and a-ha and Cyndi Lauper with two each. The tally came from 64 total tracks logged via the music tracking service Last.fm. It is a personal listening snapshot rather than a general chart, reflecting one person's current favourites among British indie rock and 1980s pop acts.