I've been using the AudioScrobbler plugin for a few weeks now, and it's produced a really detailed summary of my listening habits, including top-tens and all sorts of other stuff. Visit the site to see the full breakdown, but here's a summary:

My top 10 artists:

1. Jellyfish - love them. SO. MUCH.
2. 2 Many DJ's - Rik is wrong, this is good!
3. JC Chasez - This album is a sleeper hit waiting to happen
4. Alanis Morissette - So Called Chaos is her best effort since Jagged Little Pill.
5. Paul Simon - I got back onto Graceland again
6. Maroon 5 - solidly re-listenable
7. Scissor Sisters - overrated, but still good
8. Alcazar - I'm sorry. I'm so, so sorry.
9. Snow Patrol - Okay. Not amazing.
10. David Bowie - just got Greatest Hits

My top 10 songs are all Jellyfish: it can't be overestimated how much I've been listening to them recently. This is a pretty accurate representation of my relative preference for Jellyfish songs, too, although I think I prefer Sebrina, Paste and Plato slightly more than Bye Bye Bye:

1. Jellyfish - Bye bye bye
2. Jellyfish - Sebrina, Paste And Plato
3. Jellyfish - He's My Best Friend
4. Jellyfish - Glutton Of Sympathy
5. Jellyfish - The Ghost At Number One
6. Jellyfish - Russian Hill
7. Jellyfish - Brighter Day
8. Jellyfish - Hush
9. Jellyfish - New Mistake
10. Jellyfish - All Is Forgiven

I also bought an absolute storm of new-to-me but generally quite old albums last night. It'll be interesting to see how they turn up in the rankings...

I'm really a lot more into music than I've ever been before. I don't know why that is.

Update: The trailer for Michael Moore's new movie Fahrenheit 9/11 has been pulled from the official site due to high demand, but it's available as a bitTorrent file. God bless Bram Cohen.