Genius Trial
So, Starting with the first track to come up in a random shuffle of my iTunes library, I generated one of the "Genius" playlists from the new iTunes.
The dividing line between genius and insanity has never been so close. The results. These are the tunes that iTunes thinks belong together:
- Here Comes The Flood — The Divine Comedy
- Right Said Fred — Bernard Cribbins
- Pretty Flamingo — Manfred Mann
- Mulder And Scully — Catatonia
- Sunshine On Leith — The Proclaimers
- Heroes And Villains — The Beach Boys
- Love Me Like You — The Magic Numbers
- Half The World Away — Oasis
- Together — The Raconteurs
- Still Take You Home — The Arctic Monkeys
- Life On Earth — The Divine Comedy
- Chemtrails — Beck
- Songs of Love — Ben Folds
- All mine (Portishead cover) — The Divine Comedy
- Substitute — The Who
- Sorted for E's & Wizz — Pulp
- The Ballad of Tom Jones — Space
- Funny Little Frog — Belle and Sebastian
- Someone — The Divine Comedy
- Neighborhood #4 (7 Kettles) — The Arcade Fire
- Disco 2000 (Pub Rock Version) — Nick Cave
- Dog — Ben Folds
- Parklife (Live) — Blur
- Running the World — Jarvis Cocker
- The Size Of A Cow — The Wonder Stuff
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Ben:
Amongst my wide and diverse music collection, I listen to a lot of breakbeat and having tried ‘Genius’ with a couple of random, obscure tracks, I found it works quite well. Its not perfect but it didnt input any completely unrelated music into the mix. I was quite impressed.
Brian Krassenstein:
First of all, nice Playlist. Second, I have used Genius and it works fairly well. Not perfect, but nothing is :)
Brian Krassenstein
KeeKee:
I love iTunes personally. I do have a hard time sometimes figuring out how they group certain stations together in the catagories they have so why not do a stretch with the tunes they think go together?