Last.fm was born shortly after the start of the millennium as the union of two projects. But time passes, and today all that remains of Last.fm is the promise of a musical democracy based on exchange and sharing-a promise that wasn't kept and which was obliterated by the evolution of the musical market and by the internet economy. If it hadn't been for the site's diary feature, I wouldn't have a list of all the concerts I attended between 2006 to the present day.

If I hadn't read the comments and messages that I received on my profile, I would've probably never met a few of my closest friends today.

Forty times-many more than necessary-the notes of 'Follow the Reaper' by Children of Bodom entered into my ears, whereas I don't regret the 48 times I listened to the crystalline ambience of 'Requiem For The Static King Part One' by A Winged Victory For The Sullen.

I've listened to Sufjan Stevens 1864 times, Drake 1120, Kanye West 1058, and Caneda 985. Between two profiles, the aforementioned Nergal-Behemoth and the subsequent ' EliaSingsMiFaMi' (dedicated to that splendid album), I listened to 164,624 songs.

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