iTunes Top 200: #141 Continued

itunes_image3 years ago, we first counted down the then Top 100 songs in my iTunes library. Since that time, I’ve successfully managed to migrate my music collection to a new PC with the stats intact. So, I figured it was time to take another look, expanding out the field to the top 200 songs, based on number of plays as of January 1, 2016.

We continue today with the final grouping of songs tied for 141st place with 18 plays apiece since late 2007.

#141: Eminem – Cleaning Out My Closet
iTunes stats: 18 plays, most recently on 6/20/2015
Previous ranking: #70

Peaking at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, this song became one of the highest-charting singles of Eminem’s career.

#141: Dr. Dre featuring RBX and Snoop Dogg – Let Me Ride
iTunes stats: 18 plays, most recently on 7/1/2014
Previous ranking: #76

This 1994 Grammy Award winner for Best Rap Solo Performance also appeared on Volume 11 of my mix tapes.

#141: Dr. Dre – Keep Their Heads Ringin’
iTunes stats: 18 plays, most recently on 8/26/2015
Previous ranking: #96

This 1995 hit from the Friday soundtrack also appeared on Volume 17 of my mix tapes.

#141: Cracker – Teen Angst (What The World Needs Now)
iTunes stats: 18 plays, most recently on 6/24/2014
Previous ranking: #76

Charted at number 1 on the US Modern Rock Tracks, arguably breaking Cracker into the mainstream.

#141: Bloodhound Gang – Bad Touch
iTunes stats: 18 plays, most recently on 9/19/2015
Previous ranking: #96

Ranked at No. 49 on the list of the 100 Worst Songs Ever released in 2010 by AOL Radio.

#141: The Beatles – I Want To Hold Your Hand
iTunes stats: 18 plays, most recently on 9/17/2015
Previous ranking: Unranked

The fifth single from the British sensations, it became their first #1 hit in the United States and, in 2013, it was named the 44th biggest hit of all-time on the Hot 100 chart.

#141: The Beatles – Get Back
iTunes stats: 18 plays, most recently on 12/9/2015
Previous ranking: Unranked

A remixed version of the 1969 hit, removing the stylings of producer Phil Spector.

#141: Barry Manilow – American Bandstand (Bandstand Boogie)
iTunes stats: 18 plays, most recently on 9/22/2015
Previous ranking: Unranked

The theme song to the long-running music program hosted by Dick Clark.

#141: Aerosmith – Dude (Looks Like A Lady)
iTunes stats: 18 plays, most recently on 9/7/2015
Previous ranking: #96

This 1987 hit from Aerosmith also appeared on Volume 2 of my mix tapes

#141: AC/DC – If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It)
iTunes stats: 18 plays, most recently on 10/7/2015
Previous ranking: Unranked

From AC/DC’s last album prior to Bon Scott’s death, it first came to my attention in Empire Records.

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