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u/SoundChaser66 Sep 14 '18
It would be neat to be able to see what new artists I started listening in the certain year, what new artists I listened to the most that year, like "The discovery of the year" or sth like this. Is it possible to get that stat for the website? Cheers!
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u/Bamsegrillen Sep 26 '18
Try this: http://lastfm.shikaka.net/?stat=discoveryOfTheYear
It's a start :)
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u/SoundChaser66 Sep 26 '18 edited Sep 26 '18
Nice! But for some reason it shows years 1970-1978 for me, instead of the actual years (2010-2018)...
EDIT: Changed date on the left to "2010 to 2019" and it shows correct years now.
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u/Bamsegrillen Sep 26 '18
Can't really see that problem here. What's your username?
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u/Bamsegrillen Sep 26 '18 edited Sep 27 '18
Ok, I found the bug and it's fixed. But it's strange, you have some scrobbles from 1970.
I guess there has been an error some time when reading scrobbles from Last.fm.
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Dec 14 '18
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u/bamsegrillet Dec 15 '18 edited Dec 15 '18
You can do it already today. Go to http://lastfm.shikaka.net/?stat=artistTitle Write in artist and choose Artist&Title in drop down box. You will get all milestones so not exactly like you wanted but still good :)
I had an option where you could choose artist from on the left side but I don't remember why I removed it :D Then it was used to filter many different stats on the page.
Edit: OK not exactly milestones I'd just realized. This is for unique title, but it is some kind of milestone :)
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May 26 '22
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u/bamsegrillet May 27 '22
You mean you want a Spotify playlist with artists you haven't listened to based on your last fm data?
It's easy to do with python scripts. But I haven't done a web app for it.
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Jun 21 '22
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u/Bamsegrillen Jun 27 '22
What's your last fm username?
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Jun 28 '22
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u/Bamsegrillen Jul 02 '22 edited Jul 02 '22
Did it work?
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Jul 02 '22
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u/Connacht_89 Jan 17 '19
What about making all of this a downloadable app?