Songs added: 868
Number of Albums: 326
Total Time: 2 Days, 6 Hours, 30 Minutes, 8 Seconds
Size: 4.25 GB
First Song Added: “Caller 10” Punchline
Last Song Added: “As You Wish” Dropout Year
First Song Alphabetically: “A-Punk” Vampire Weekend
Last Song Alphabetically: “Zzzzz” The Cab
First Band Alphabetically: AFI “Medicate”
Last Band Alphabetically: Young Joc “It’s Going Down”
First Album Alphabetically: Abbey Road The Beatles
Last Album Alphabetically: Youth and Young Manhood Kings of Leon
Top Ten Songs:
1. “Walk on Water or Drown” Mayday Parade (99 plays: added 2/16)
2. “Use Somebody” Kings of Leon (98 plays: added 6/2)
3. “Closer” Kings of Leon (87 plays: added 7/4)
4. “You Be the Anchor that Keeps my Feet on the Ground, I’ll be the Wings that keep your Heart in the Clouds” Mayday Parade (86 plays: added 2/16)
5. “Can’t Say Goodbye” Stages & Stereos (85 plays: added 5/11)
6. “Notion” Kings of Leon (81 plays: added 6/2)
7. “When I Grow Up” Mayday Parade (80 plays: added 3/16)
8. “Revelry” Kings of Leon (75 plays: added 7/4)
9. “Sex on Fire” Kings of Leon (74 plays: added 6/2)
10. “Be Somebody” Kings of Leon (71 plays: added 7/4)
Top Ten Songs Not by Kings of Leon or Mayday Parade
1. “Can’t Say Goodbye” Stages & Stereos (85 plays: added 5/11)
2. “Helter Skelter” The Beatles (70 plays: added 6/7)
3. “The Pretender” Foo Fighters (66 plays: added 3/27)
4. “Love Drunk” Boys Like Girls (65 plays: added 8/4)
5. “Addicted” Saving Abel (65 plays: added 1/15)
6. “Save It For Someone Else” Stages & Stereos (65 plays: added 5/11)
7. “Love Song” Four Year Strong (64 plays: added 3/16)
8. “Hot ‘N Cold” Katy Perry (64 plays: added 1/12)
9. “Over the Hills and Far Away” Led Zeppelin (64 plays: added 1/15)
10. “My Blue Heaven” Taking Back Sunday (61 plays: added 7/26)
First Ten Songs That Pop Up On Shuffle
1. “I Want This Forever” Drake
2. “I Feel Fine” The Beatles
3. “Sometimes” Reach the Sky
4. “My Little Needle” Alkaline Trio
5. “I’m on a Boat” Lonely Island
6. “My Way” Frank Sinatra
7. “If Walls Could Talk” Dropout Year
8. “Now That You’re Gone” Enrique Iglesias
9. “I Can’t Do It Alone” 3OH!3
10. “Shelter” Ray LaMontagne
One of the biggest qualms with College Football is the fact that every now and then, there are two National Champions (2003 being the last time this happened). 2009 was such a year for the Gentleman of the Year. As chronicled on this here blog, Joyce stormed through the people’s competition knocking off Christopher Johnson, Eddie O, Jim$, Sully, and Jmac. Meanwhile, Jim$ dominated the Gentlemen’s bracket by defeating Flax, Daryl, Joyce, Ostrowe, and Rick. As such, we have Co-Gentlemen of the Year in 2009.
