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Jul. 30th, 2003
Most celebrated composer?
Jul. 30th, 2003 09:05 pmCasey B asked me:
It occurs to me that by looking at my favorite metric of MP3 play counts, it's possible to answer this question with mathematical precision.
In a McIrvin universe, the most celebrated composer, as measured by the single work with the highest play count, is now apparently Shiro Akaishi. And the second most celebrated composer is Casey B.
Then Mark Mothersbaugh.
So, in a McIrvin universe, who *is* the most celebrated composer?
It occurs to me that by looking at my favorite metric of MP3 play counts, it's possible to answer this question with mathematical precision.
In a McIrvin universe, the most celebrated composer, as measured by the single work with the highest play count, is now apparently Shiro Akaishi. And the second most celebrated composer is Casey B.
Then Mark Mothersbaugh.