Top 20 songs: July 2010
As strange as it may sound, from the sunny Californian summer I share with you the winter edition of Bilinkis Top 20. As usual, the ranking is based on the music I listened to the most over the past months. This was analyzed by a sophisticated algorithm with a secret formula that I bet not even Google could work out. 
I share this with you for people to discover songs yet unknown. Also, so that you recommend me new stuff to listen to. So please let comments on your reactions and your recommendations.
I hope you like it. I’m including a bonus track as a gift!
Top 10 bands of 2008
After Yesterday’s Top 20 Songs (with links to listen to the best ones), in this second part of the year end Bilinkis chart, my top 10 bands for the year. I still cannot believe an Argentine band can be on top. If you asked me at the beginning of the year the chance of that happening I would have said: “Zilch!”. And here we are…
The same as Yesterday, I invite the readers to share what was THE band of 2008 for each of you…
Top 20 songs of 2008
I say good bye to 2008 with a special edition of the Bilinkis Top 20 for the full year. Tomorrow my top 10 bands… But today, here they are, the Top 20 songs I listened to the most in ‘08.
I invite the readers to share what THE song of 2008 was for each of you…
At the top of the chart, the same band that was number 1 in 2006 with “Truth”, although at that time I did not have a blog so no one know what that it. Great song!
The rest of the Top 5 with a lot of slow music to my own surprise (my ranking is based on what I listen and sometimes I am myself surprised with what I listen!)… It seems my soft side emerged this year. I included links so you can listen to the best songs. Enjoy!
The soundtrack of our lives
The Bilinkis Top 20 is back with the 20 most popular songs for October. There is a new song at the top. And it made me remember that many times I thought if I had to choose only one artist to be the soundtrack of my life, it would be The Smiths/Morrissey.
What artist would be the soundtrack of yours?
Now, on to the rankings!
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