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    My 2022 Year in Music

    My 2022 Year in Music

    A comprehensive look back at my 2022 listening journey - 346 scrobbles, 41 artists, and countless musical moments.

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    My 2022 Wrapped

    What a year for music! In 2022, I scrobbled 346 tracks across 41 different artists and 51 albums. That’s roughly 20 hours of music - or about 0.8 days of non-stop listening. On average, the albums I listened to are 26 years old.

    Pink Floyd earned the top spot with 60 plays (17.3% of your year).

    Lets dive into the numbers and see what made 2022 special.


    By the Numbers

    346
    Total Scrobbles
    20
    Hours Listened
    41
    Unique Artists
    51
    Unique Albums

    Thats 0.8 days of music, or roughly 1 tracks per day. My peak listening month was January with 194 scrobbles.


    Artist of the Year

    Pink Floyd

    With 60 plays (17.3% of my total listening), Pink Floyd dominated my 2022. They were my top artist in January.

    Pink Floyd

    Album of the Year

    “A Momentary Lapse of Reason” by Pink Floyd

    This album earned the top spot with 6 plays (1.7% of my listening). It was my most-played album in January.

    A Momentary Lapse of Reason by Pink FloydPink Floyd
    • View A Momentary Lapse of Reason on russ.fm↗
    • View Pink Floyd on russ.fm↗

    Top 25 Artists

    Pink FloydThe SmithsMansunAmplifierThe Style CouncilJesus JonesKate BushBeth OrtonRushThe Stone RosesRiversideFaith No More
    View artists 11-25

    Top 50 Albums

    A Momentary Lapse of Reason by Pink FloydAttack of the Grey Lantern by MansunDoubt by Jesus JonesHounds of Love by Kate BushMellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness by The Smashing PumpkinsAngel Dust by Faith No MoreAnimals by Pink FloydCentral Reservation by Beth OrtonAmplifier by Amplifier
    View albums 11-50

    Monthly Breakdown

    Heres how my listening habits shifted throughout the year:

    Monthly listening activity chart

    Most active month: January (194 plays)

    Quietest month: November (0 plays)

    Best quarter: Q1 (Jan-Mar) (251 plays)

    View monthly data as table
    MonthPlaysAbove Average
    January194✓
    February56✓
    March1
    April6
    May0
    June13
    July0
    August0
    September26
    October0
    November0
    December50✓

    Genre Breakdown

    My top genres based on album metadata from my collection:

    Genre breakdown bar chart

    View as text list
    • 1. Rock - 39 plays (11.3%)
    • 2. Alternative - 17 plays (4.9%)
    • 3. Adult Alternative - 16 plays (4.6%)
    • 4. Pop - 14 plays (4%)
    • 5. Prog Rock - 13 plays (3.8%)
    • 6. Prog-Rock/Art Rock - 12 plays (3.5%)
    • 7. Alternative Rock - 12 plays (3.5%)
    • 8. Arena Rock - 10 plays (2.9%)
    • 9. Indie Rock - 9 plays (2.6%)
    • 10. Art Rock - 8 plays (2.3%)

    Hidden Gems

    These albums might not have topped the charts, but they earned a special place in my rotation:

    The Stone Roses by The Stone RosesThe Joshua Tree by U2

    New Discoveries (Released in 2022)

    No albums released in 2022 made it into my top 100 this year.


    A Momentary Lapse of Reason by Pink Floyd 🎵

    6 plays in this year

    A Momentary Lapse of Reason by Pink FloydPink Floyd

    A Year-End Highlight 🎸

    With 6 plays this year, “A Momentary Lapse of Reason” by Pink Floyd earned its place as one of my most-listened albums. This record showcases the artist’s distinctive sound and continues to resonate with each listen.

    Why It Matters 🌟

    The impact of this work demonstrates why it became a staple in my rotation throughout the year. Its staying power speaks to the quality of the music and its ability to connect.

    • View A Momentary Lapse of Reason on russ.fm↗
    • View Pink Floyd on russ.fm↗

    Attack of the Grey Lantern by Mansun 🎵

    4 plays in this year

    Attack of the Grey Lantern by MansunMansun

    A Year-End Highlight 🎸

    With 4 plays this year, “Attack of the Grey Lantern” by Mansun earned its place as one of my most-listened albums. This record showcases the artist’s distinctive sound and continues to resonate with each listen.

    Why It Matters 🌟

    The impact of this work demonstrates why it became a staple in my rotation throughout the year. Its staying power speaks to the quality of the music and its ability to connect.

    • View Attack of the Grey Lantern on russ.fm↗
    • View Mansun on russ.fm↗

    James: The Best Of by James 🎵

    3 plays in this year

    James

    A Year-End Highlight 🎸

    With 3 plays this year, “James: The Best Of” by James earned its place as one of my most-listened albums. This record showcases the artist’s distinctive sound and continues to resonate with each listen.

    Why It Matters 🌟

    The impact of this work demonstrates why it became a staple in my rotation throughout the year. Its staying power speaks to the quality of the music and its ability to connect.

    Doubt by Jesus Jones 🎵

    2 plays in this year

    Doubt by Jesus JonesJesus Jones

    A Year-End Highlight 🎸

    With 2 plays this year, “Doubt” by Jesus Jones earned its place as one of my most-listened albums. This record showcases the artist’s distinctive sound and continues to resonate with each listen.

    Why It Matters 🌟

    The impact of this work demonstrates why it became a staple in my rotation throughout the year. Its staying power speaks to the quality of the music and its ability to connect.

    Hounds of Love by Kate Bush 🎵

    2 plays in this year

    Hounds of Love by Kate BushKate Bush

    A Year-End Highlight 🎸

    With 2 plays this year, “Hounds of Love” by Kate Bush earned its place as one of my most-listened albums. This record showcases the artist’s distinctive sound and continues to resonate with each listen.

    Why It Matters 🌟

    The impact of this work demonstrates why it became a staple in my rotation throughout the year. Its staying power speaks to the quality of the music and its ability to connect.