Anyone use Audioscrobbler?

[The Mock Turtle Regulator]

I came accross this (a programme that logs what tracks you listen to) when doing a Google search to see if my bootleg/mashup alias (and now bass solo artist name) "Barry Beatmaster" was being mentioned-

and found this-
http://www.audioscrobbler.com/music/barry%20beatmaster

617 plays for "benny's gay bar" (a mashup of Electric 6's "gay bar" over the Benny Hill theme)

(and 1 play for Don't you want eminem, which was my first attempt at a mashup, and is embarassingly bad )


pretty funny how something I threw together in an hour or so gets a mention (also in this chart of fave short songs-
http://worldofstuart.excellentcontent.com/100b.htm ), yet the stuff i spend ages working on never does......
always the way, i suppose....



ps. Benny's gay bar can be found here-

http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/...ennyGayBar.mp3

[Frank Martin]

hah! Thats funny!
Admit, you never did expect this to happen, did you?
And as for your other works - perhaps they are too complicated a listen for just ordinary listeners? (if it is jazz)
You might want to get your stuff a bit simpler/more harmonic/easier
just my $0,0001 worth of advice

[The Mock Turtle Regulator]

dunno, I think it's more that the music is so different, in style but also in mood-
the gay bar mashup still makes me laugh, and I suppose that's why people listen to it, but they probably wouldn't listen to my bass tracks or band tracks, as they'd find them depressing or even disturbing.

I experienced a similar confusion when I joined my present covers band, after a few years of playing to empty venues in original bands, and found there were lots of people coming out to watch mostly the same old rock covers set.