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According to Last.FM, the following are my top 20 artists for 2006, on the basis of how many times I listened to them. A few surprises:\r\n\r\n

Snow Patrol\r\n
Kasabian\r\n
Muse\r\n
Basement Jaxx\r\n
Sugababes\r\n
Sufjan Stevens\r\n
Fall Out Boy\r\n
Something Corporate\r\n
Silverchair\r\n
Imogen Heap\r\n
Orson\r\n
Alanis Morissette\r\n
Rihanna\r\n
The All-American Rejects\r\n
The Chalets\r\n
Simple Plan\r\n
Scissor Sisters\r\n
Girls Aloud\r\n
White Rose Movement\r\n
Goldfrapp\r\n

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Larrikin Love and We Are Scientists suffer because I discovered them late in the year. Alanis is the result of listening to her whole back-catalog in a single day once. I hadn't realised I'd listened to quite so much White Rose Movement, and Goldfrapp should be higher but they didn't release much this year.","updated",["D",1167635848000],"created",["D",1167635848000],"codename","top_20","legacy_id","3559","thumbnailUrl","published",["D",1167635848000],"draft",false,"actionData","errors"]

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