OK, so I was assisting a fellow monk today in writing a Perl script to generate a random music playlist from multiple playlists.
This got me to thinkin' -- "Self, you being the music connoisseur that you are, what would your all-time favorites list look like?"
Well, that's where I started... and here's where I tragically ended up:
Update: Fixed columns, added readmore tags
thezip's Top 10 Perl/Programming Songs of All Time!
| Rank |
Artist(s) |
Genre |
Song |
| 1 |
Pink Floyd |
Classic Rock |
Wish You Were <<HERE |
| 2 |
The do-bie Brothers |
Classic Rock |
It Keeps You Runnin' |
| 3 |
The Beatles |
Classic Rock |
Yellow sub{} |
| 4 |
Styx |
Classic Rock |
Blue Collar Man Page |
| 5 |
M.C. Hammer |
Hip-Hop |
Can't `touch` This |
| 6 |
The Doors |
Psychedelic Rock |
break; on Through |
| 7 |
The Pretenders |
Punk |
<=> Invaders |
| 8 |
Led Zeppelin |
Classic Rock |
D'yer nMak'r |
| 9 |
James Brown |
Soul |
Papa's Got a Brand New BEGIN
|
| 10 |
Rocky Horror Picture Show |
Musicals |
The time() Warp |
| |
Hon.
Mention |
Bob Hope |
Big Band |
Thanks for the Memory |
Hon.
Mention |
Glenn Miller Orchestra |
Big Band |
A String of Perls |
(Could there be others?)
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