My latest desktop computer arrived in late 2007, at which point I transitioned all of my music off of my laptop. 2 iPods, 2 iPhones, and an iPad later, that computer is still my main repository of music, with iTunes updating its stats every time I listen to something.

Having already gone through cassette tapes and CDs, and digital music, it’s time to roll everything up with the Top 100 artists that I’ve listened to as of 8/21/2013, according to iTunes. Today we look at the the the next batch, numbers 21-30, which includes a nice mix of musical genres and comedy.

#21: Bon Jovi

iTunes stats: 113 plays

25 tunes make up the total for the boys from New Jersey who I’ve seen in concert twice.

#22: Queen

iTunes stats: 112 plays

O,nly 3 songs from Queen make up the list, with the majority coming from the one celebrating the 2005 World Series Championship.

#23: Dr. Dre

iTunes stats: 111 plays

The father of west coast rap used 9 tunes to place this high on the list.

#24: Steam

iTunes stats: 110 plays

Only 1 song made up the entire total for Steam, thanks to its inclusion on my White Sox playlist.

#25: Alanis Morissette

iTunes stats: 109 plays

The Canadian songstress, who I saw in 1996 at the New World Music Theater, sets a new high with 33 songs making up her total.

#26: George Carlin

iTunes stats: 104 plays

47 tracks from the funnyman make up his total.

#27: Elvis Presley

iTunes stats: 103 plays

The King of Rock & Roll had 19 songs make up his total.

#28: Journey

iTunes stats: 98 plays

Only 4 songs make up this total for Journey, with one getting the majority of hits thanks to its selection as the anthem for the 2005 White Sox.

#28: Liz Phair

iTunes stats: 98 plays

The local indie darling, who I have seen in concert multiple times, placed this high thanks to contributions from 23 different songs.

#30: Green Day

iTunes stats: 97 plays

18 songs make up this total for the west coast punk rockers.