25 Most played bands of the first half of 2014

I have been pretty lazy this year and haven't put up any play lists, but here are the 25 bands that I have listened to the most over the first 6 months of 2014.

Top 25 first half 2014 by jim_bomb on Grooveshark http://grooveshark.com/playlist/Top+25+First+Half+2014/99142522

1 Arctic Monkeys - Brainstorm
2 Dutch Uncles - Flexxin
3 The Stone Roses - Fools Gold
4 The Orb - Perpetual Dawn
5 Ronni Size - Sound Advice
6 The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Food for Clouds
7 Boards of Canada - Chinnook
8 1990s - You Made me Like it
9 Modern Baseball - @chl03k
10 Fujiya & Miyagi - Knickerbocker
11 Beastie Boys - Sabotage
12 The Courteeners - Save Rosemary in Time
13 New Order - True Faith
14 We are Scientists - The Scenes is Dead
15 The Twang - Encouraging Signs
16 The Sunshine Underground - The Way it is
17 Thee Oh Sees - Maze Fancier
18 Underground Resistance - Sonic Destroyer
19 Blur - Charmless Man
20 The Fall - Mr Pharmacist
21 Echobelly - King of the Curb
22 Cage the Elephant - Shake me Down
23 Portugal. The Man - Creep in a T-shirt
24 The Verve - Sonnet
25 Mexico 70 - Best and Hurst

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