We last counted down the Top 200 albums in my iTunes library four years ago. Since that time, the world has literally changed, and my commute has decreased from 1+ hours each way to 25 steps. So, despite the decrease in potential listening time, I figured it was time to take another look, based on number of plays from late 2007 through the morning of January 1, 2022.
We continue today with the next batch of ten albums that I have listened to the most over the last 15 years, including one comedy album, one compilation, and an even one half of the albums coming from the 90s.
#187: Tegan and Sara – Sainthood
iTunes stats: 68 plays
Previous Ranking: 140
Eleven of the thirteen songs from this sixth studio album from the Canadian twins added only 13 new listens, causing it to drop 60 spots over the last four years.
#187: Pink – Missundaztood
iTunes stats: 68 plays
Previous Ranking: NR
Pink climbs on to the chart thanks to three singles from her 2001 smash release, which increased its listens by more than 74%.
#187: Cracker – Cracker
iTunes stats: 68 plays
Previous Ranking: 176
The 1992 debut from Cracker needed contributions from only two songs, which added a combined 22 new listens, while dropping 18 spots.
#187: The Muffs – The Muffs
iTunes stats: 68 plays
Previous Ranking: 179
The debut album from The Muffs, released in 1993, uses three songs, including one that was featured in a Fruitopia ad, to make up this total.
#186: Various Artists – Pure Disco Volume 2
iTunes stats: 69 plays
Previous Ranking: NR
Five tracks from this compilation album, featuring hits by Barry White, Wild Cherry, and others, powered a nearly 92% increase in plays.