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1 • Pirates of the Caribbean At World's End
2 • The Holiday
3 • Night at the Museum
4• 300
5• Pirates of the Caribbean The Curse of the Black Pearl
6 • Ghost Rider
7 • Cars
8• The Departed (score)
9 • Blood Diamond
10 • Smokin' Aces (score)

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Originally posted by PeterK:
When big DVDs are released, soundtracks/scores usually climb back up the charts. Here's the new list:

# • Ghost Rider
# • The Holiday
# • Pirates of the Caribbean At World's End
# • Fantastic Four Rise of the Silver Surfer
# • Night at the Museum
# • Pirates of the Caribbean The Curse of the Black Pearl
# • Cars
# • 300
# • Shrek the Third (score)
# • Live Free or Die Hard

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Originally posted by tjguitar:
I am surprised that Ghost Rider is up there...again.

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Yeah, hence my comment about the DVD influence on soundtrack sales. DVD was released a week or so ago, so the same rigamoroll happens all over again: a lot of people are viewing the CD detail page likely because they want to know if the damned Spiderbait song is on there.

Probably a bootleg, or the Edel re-recording. Its just his iTunes player, it plays all mp3s not just ones you can purchase from them.

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iTunes keeps track of the number of times you play a track, but I'm not suer if theres a way to export that information to the internet (or a text file) without manually re-typing that data yourself.

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Originally posted by Crono/Kyp:
No way? iTunes plays other music than just store purchases?!

--Brian

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I can't tell if you're being serious or not, but yes, iTunes does.

That was total sarcasm.

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Originally posted by PeterK:
I understand that ipods store any kind of files (and that 95% of music on them is not from itunes!). I perceived itunes was only a store to buy/download itunes music, but if it's also a freakin player that will play anything, just one more media player to choose from. That said, if itunes has a playlist thing, that would mean windows media player and realplayer and others would have a similar feature?

It's intriguing. While it appears to be difficult to output your listening habits from your player of choice, you can bet every button click in the itunes player is being sent back to Apple behind the scenes. Of course it is! Same for any other big-name player.

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