Okay, this post is going to be dumb. Just making that claim ahead of time. Transparency, right?
Right.
The Great 2015 Re-recording project was meant to take songs from older music projects and update/upgrade them. Last night I was wondering, which old projects contributed the most songs? In other words, out of all the crap I’ve done, which ones had the best songs?
So I made a spreadsheet because I am a fricken nerd.
There are six Quarantine Tunes projects. Number five is all from this year’s 50/90 so it really doesn’t count. For the other five projects there are a total of 47 songs, which is WAY more than I was originally planning.
Here’s the breakdown of where they all came from:
Original Project | Number of Songs |
---|---|
2007 RPM Challenge | 2 |
2008 Song Fight | 1 |
2009 RPM Challenge | 2 |
2010 RPM Challenge | 3 |
2011 Test Drive GarageBand for Mac | 2 |
2011 RPM Challenge | 2 |
2013 NaSoAlMo | 1 |
2013 RPM Challenge | 2 |
2014 50/90 | 5 |
2014 April Music | 2 |
2014 June Music | 3 |
2014 RPM Challenge | 3 |
2015 RPM Challenge | 2 |
2016 50/90 | 1 |
2016 RPM Challenge | 6 |
2017 RPM Challenge | 1 |
2018 RPM Challenge | 1 |
2019 Album in a Day | 1 |
2019 RPM Challenge | 1 |
2020 50/90 | 1 |
2020 June Music | 1 |
2020 RPM Challenge | 2 |
2021 RPM Challenge | 1 |
2012 RPM Challenge* | 1 |
There you have it. The 2016 RPM Challenge has contributed six songs for the win. The 2014 50/90 is a close second with five. Good work, folks! Now I have all the facts. Now I know, and knowing is half the battle**.
*Yes… when I was typing all of that garbage out I missed an entry. Sadly, the wordpress.com editor’s table function doesn’t let me insert a row, so I stuck it on the end. Yeah… I suck.
**Go Joe!