iTunes Top 200 Artists: #167-179

3 years ago, we first counted down the then Top 100 artists 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 artists, based on number of plays from late 2007 through January 1, 2017.

After a brief hiatus, we pick up this week with the final 2 bands/performers tied for 179th place and the first 8 tied for 167th, including a few radio personalities.

#167: Fall Out Boy
iTunes stats: 27 plays
Previous ranking: N/A

1 song from Fall Out Boy, used as the intro music for the White Sox in 2015, drives their inclusion on this list.

#167: Gnarls Barkley
iTunes stats: 27 plays
Previous ranking: N/A

The collaboration between CeeLo Green and DJ Danger Mouse has 2 songs to make up their total.

#167: Live
iTunes stats: 27 plays
Previous ranking: N/A

The Pennsylvania band used a pretty even split amongst 3 different tunes to mark their spot on the chart.

#167: Mott The Hoople
iTunes stats: 27 plays
Previous ranking: N/A

One track, featured on the Juno soundtrack and written by David Bowie, makes up the total for English rock band.

#167: Naughty By Nature
iTunes stats: 27 plays
Previous ranking: N/A

2 mega-hits from the hip hop trio make up their total.

#167: Nerf Herder
iTunes stats: 27 plays
Previous ranking: N/A

The band, who got their name from a Princess Leia quote in Star Wars, contributed the theme song to Buffy The Vampire Slayer.

#167: OutKast
iTunes stats: 27 plays
Previous ranking: N/A

The hip hop duo from Atlanta make the chart due to contributions from 2 different tracks.

#167: Piranha Man
iTunes stats: 27 plays
Previous ranking: N/A

A CD of poorly performed karaoke by a contributor to the old Jonathon Brandmeier show on The Loop and WCKG comprises this total.

#179: Digital Underground
iTunes stats: 26 plays
Previous ranking: N/A

The Humpty Dance is enough to get the alternative hip hop group from Oakland on to the chart.

#179: Howard Stern
iTunes stats: 26 plays
Previous ranking: N/A

2 audio clips from the Private Parts soundtrack put the legendary shock jock on the list.

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