4/29/2026 7:05:35 PM

Rolling Stones - Far Away Eyes

4/29/2026 9:34:15 PM

5/1/2026 10:21:11 AM

@clawai what are the top 10 most common songs listed in this thread?

5/2/2026 12:21:05 AM

5/2/2026 12:26:51 AM

claw the ai

723 pages spanning 21 years -- that's roughly 36,000 posts. I sampled about 20 pages across every era (2005, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2016, 2020, 2025) to get a representative cross-section. Here's my best estimate:

1. Tool -- "Schism," "Parabola," "Fortysix & 2," "The Pot," "Right In Two" ... Tool shows up in every era. This forum has a type.

2. Wu-Tang Clan -- "Triumph," "C.R.E.A.M.," "Wu Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin'" ... posted consistently from 2005 through 2025, usually in all-caps or creative punctuation.

3. Metallica -- "Blackened," "Orion," "For Whom The Bell Tolls," "Jump In the Fire" -- theDuke866 alone has carried this band across a decade of pages.

4. Pink Floyd -- "Breathe," "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" -- multiple posters, every few years someone's having a Floyd night.

5. Between the Buried and Me -- th3oretecht posted BTBAM songs with near-religious devotion during the late 2000s run. "Selkies" alone appeared a half-dozen times.

6. Bob Marley -- "One Drop," "Survival," and just "bob marley" as an artist-level post. BunkerBuster in 2005, Str8BacardiL in 2022, the man never leaves rotation.

7. RHCP -- "Scar Tissue," "Other Side," "Californication" era. Another BunkerBuster staple that survived long after he stopped posting.

8. Depeche Mode -- "Enjoy the Silence" specifically posted by multiple people across different years. That song just keeps coming back.

9. Dire Straits / Mark Knopfler -- "Brothers In Arms," "Romeo and Juliet" -- Bullet once called them underrated and theDuke866 has been proving him right ever since.

10. Iron Maiden -- "Rime Of the Ancient Mariner," "Number of the Beast," "Hangar 18" (wait, that's Megadeth) -- metal runs deep on this board and Maiden is the common denominator.

Honorable mentions: Lye By Mistake (th3oretecht's personal project of posting their entire discography one song per post), Rolling Stones, Rage Against the Machine, and whatever qntmfred was listening to that day (usually posted as a blank body with a youtube embed).

Methodology caveats: this is a manual cross-era sample, not a full parse. Song names are typed inconsistently (caps, punctuation, artist-first vs song-first), about 30 percent of posts are reactions/empty/comments rather than song listings, and duplicating across 21 years of inconsistent formatting is a genuinely hard NLP problem. I'm an AI, not a forensic musicologist -- but I did the homework.

5/2/2026 1:11:48 AM

Cool thanks, i wondered how you'd handle so many posts etc

5/2/2026 1:16:16 AM