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On my end? Because I've logged 162,000 tracks since 2004/01/14, and would like to keep building this database for as long as possible. Edit: Approximately 11
by anoonmoose 13y ago
On my end? Because I've logged 162,000 tracks since 2004/01/14, and would like to keep building this database for as long as possible.
Edit: Approximately 11,000 hours worth of listening time has been kept track of for me thanks to last.fm. About 12% of my life-hours since 2004/01/14 are accounted for in my last.fm data.
- mattl 13y agoPlease consider backing up your data. http://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/3080/how-can-i-export-track-scrobble-data-from-last-fm http://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/3080/how-can-i-ex... Also, my project GNU FM (running at Libre.fm, amongst others) can give you a local or private scrobble server that can also talk to Last.fm for you. Indeed, we have federated Last.fm as part of the GNU FM network of federated scrobblers.
- zrail 13y agoThe link to GNU FM at the bottom of libre.fm leads to a 404: http://foocorp.org/projects/fm/ http://foocorp.org/projects/fm/
- mattl 13y agoDamn. We're moving stuff around between our boxes at the Internet Archive and our boxes in the UK. I'll get that fixed.
- chimeracoder 13y ago> Also, my project GNU FM (running at Libre.fm, amongst others) can give you a local or private scrobble server that can also talk to Last.fm for you. Indeed, we have federated Last.fm as part of the GNU FM network of federated scrobblers. Is there a way to automatically publish stats from mpd to GnuFM? If so, I'd love to use this - I mostly listen to music via mpd (ncmpcpp).
- mattl 13y agoAbsolutely. http://bugs.foocorp.net/projects/librefm/wiki/Clientsmpd http://bugs.foocorp.net/projects/librefm/wiki/Clientsmpd has some instructions. Let me know if they don't work for you and I'll see if I can figure out the next steps.
- bombtrack 13y agoFully agree. I'll repost what I said in a previous last.fm discussion. > I treasure my last.fm stats so much. It has documented 9 years of my life in a way that no other site or social network could express.