My phone likes this.

Hard to tell because it says a load of songs have about 2000 plays on my itunes, which is bullshit. I would guess Voodoo Child though, which it says has 242. That sounds accurate.

This apparently.

The Count of Tuscany - Dream Theater according to wmp. My Zen says In The Presence of Enemies pt.2- Dream Theater.

One minute by Krewella.

Ironically "Pale Horse Apocalpse" by DevilDriver.

I can't leave a music thread without posting The Corrs first. This one comes in at 256 plays. Just three behind [i]Original Sin [/i]by INXS

On an iPod or radio, it would probably be one of the rock or country songs that we often listen to while driving around, playing on the radio while outside, etc. I don't know any names for certain.

Going Mobile

Linkin Park, Lost in the Echo. 768 plays on iTunes

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According to itunes. My top five most played songs are Chaba - Parade That Handsome Devil - Charlie's Inferno Бумбокс - Наодинцi Bonobo - Kiara Aesthetic Perfection - A Nice Place To Visit But occasionally I enjoy a bit of this Димна Суміш - Країна Ілюзій :D

Duel Of The Fates - John Williams & The London Symphony Orchestra

Lemon Meringue Tie by Dance Gavin Dance.

122 plays on itunes.

According to my Iphone

Something of an odd one really, it's a Vocaloid* song by CircusP and Azuralunar. The song is mostly in Japanese with a few English words, but the video I put has the translated lyrics on the screen. I haven't been able to count exactly the number of plays this song has because I've had it on youtube repeat for at least 100+ counts, then on my phone for pretty much once or twice a day, then on Itunes before it an heroed on me (About 170 plays) and now on Windows Media Player for a few months but it doesn't keep track of how many times you listen to a song <.< So basically, if I had to guess how many times I've listened to it it would be about 500+ And it never gets old, I can listen to it all day every day and still enjoy it. * [spoiler]Vocaloids are synthetic voice programs that allow you to make a song/sing it via the computer. They can be something of an acquired taste. Since there are quite a lot of them, and countless producers - the people who make the songs - it would be a bit shallow minded to dismiss it as just a robot singing.[/spoiler] --This has been a late night post by one medicated psychologist-- *slumps over desk*

fekin love this song and this band, even though they only have one album :c

I'm going to go through these and probably look at them all tomorrow. I'm going to bed though I but that off long enough. I like some of the songs you guys are posted though.