Top played tracks in 2010 (sort of)


I've been putting together a Spotify playlist of the artists that were number 1 in my weekly Last FM charts over the year. Here are the tracks:
The Wolfe Tones – A Nation once again
The Farm – Hearts and Minds
Bad Lieutenant – Sink Or Swim
Ty Segall – The Drag
The Brian Jonestown Massacre – The Devil May Care (Mom & Dad Don't)
Tokyo Police Club – Nature Of The Experiment
Los Campesinos! – Sweet Dreams, Sweet Cheeks
The Essex Green – Rabbit
Tokyo Police Club – Wait Up (Boots Of Danger)
Stereolab – French Disko - 2006 Remastered Single Version
Tokyo Police Club – Bambi
The Dubliners – Seven Drunken Nights
The La's – Timeless Melody
Slowdive – Alison
The Apples In Stereo – Dance Floor
Jesus And Mary Chain – Happy When It Rains
Talco – Bella ciao
Beastie Boys – Sabotage
Johnny Foreigner – Criminals
James – Come Home - Flood Mix
Johnny Foreigner – Sometimes in the Bullring
65daysofstatic – Dance Dance Dance
The Rakes – Strasbourg
Teenage Fanclub – Star Sign
Spiritualized – Soul On Fire
Editors – Munich
Altern 8 – Activ-8
Spiritualized – You Lie You Cheat
John Dahlbäck – Bobobear
Broken Social Scene – 7/4 (Shoreline)
Tokyo Police Club – Tessellate
Film School – Heart Full of Pentagons
The Stone Roses – Love Spreads
The Charlatans – One To Another
Best Coast – Summer Mood
The Wedding Present – Brassneck
The Merton Parkas – Face In The Crowd
Caribou – Odessa
Bear In Heaven – Lovesick Teenagers
MC Solaar – Les Colonies
The Coral – Pass It On
Mogwai – I'm Jim Morrison, I'm Dead
The Airfields – Quiet Nights
Caribou – Bowls
The Twang – Encouraging Sign
Pavement – Gold Soundz
LCD Soundsystem – Us V Them (London Session)
Ride – Twisterella
Gold Panda – You
Sleigh Bells – Infinity Guitars

And here are the links:
http://open.spotify.com/user/jim_bomb/playlist/3zSOvASw0LpGTy3r67YJdJ

spotify:user:jim_bomb:playlist:3zSOvASw0LpGTy3r67YJdJ

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