Top transmissions

I find it quite enjoyable poking around in website stats. And after doing this for Techno Transmission I made some interesting discoveries...

For example, did you know that, in almost three years of excellent service, the TT website has hosted 566 posts, which have clocked up a total of 32,276 page views? (and that only three of these 32,276 were made on a Blackberry device). OK, not that interesting...

But what is interesting is taking a look at the most clicked posts of these 566. Some are obvious classics from the TT archives, such as Jack’s Kollektion mix and Immer 3. But there are also a few surprises in there too. Check it out, here’s the top ten most clicked transmissions:

*Note: when I was halfway through I realised it doesn’t mean that much as most people will just listen to the tunes from the homepage. But I’d started, so I decided to finish...

10: A Taste of Yesterday Morning's Extravaganza 
– Jack’s snapshot of a particularly heavy Ricardo session at Fabric from August 2010 (time goes quick, huh?)

9: They tended to get straight to the point in '94 
– A no nonsense TT debut from Sam (also in August 2010)

8: Belated Top Electronic Albums of 2010 
– Jools’ excellent retrospective from Jan 2011

7: PANABAR 
- Laurent Garnier’s homage to berghain/panorama bar, courtesy of Benjoid (July 2010)

6 Matteo Manzini Mix 
– Matteo’s mix, posted by Ben (also July 2010)

5: Immer 3 
– el classico, donated courtesy of Filip ((July 2010)

4: Kollektion 
– Jack’s aforementioned Kompendium of Kollektiv Turmstrasse tunes from August 2010

3: 120.0 BPM Hall & Oates - Cant Go For That (Salvatore remix) 
– from The Ballykissangel in November 2011

2: J Jones v Heaven 17 re-edit 
– Posted by me nine days after matt’s post above.

1: UK Mix 
– The most clicked upon link on TT is Phil’s mix, which is also from Novemeber last year.

ALSO, I took a look round File Factory and have noted the most downloaded files below. These are:

3: Michael_Mayer_-_Immer_3.mp3

2: tronich.mp3

1: Kompakt(ed)_mix.mp3

At the very least this post should highlight some old gems we’ve forgotten about or missed first time round. #Cheers