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Summary data on the song durations in the Fugazi Live Series.

Usage

duration_summary

Format

dataframe with one row for each song in the Fugazi discography, except those which never appear in the Fugazi Live Series data.

title

Name of the song

renditions

The number of times the song was played live according to the available recordings.

minutes_min

The minimum duration. In many cases this will be as short as it is because the recording was cut off, not because the band played the song really fast.

minutes_median

The median duration: if all the renditions were lined up in order from shortest to longest this would be the middle one.

minutes_max

The maximum duration.

minutes_mean

The average duration.

minutes_sd

The standard deviation of the duration - this is a measure of spread, it indicates how much variation there is across all of the renditions.

minutes_total

The total duration of all the times the song was played.

Source

https://www.dischord.com/fugazi_live_series

Provenance

Derived-cleaned. Produced by Repeatr_1.

Examples

duration_summary
#> # A tibble: 92 × 8
#>    title          renditions minutes_min minutes_median minutes_max minutes_mean
#>    <chr>               <int>       <dbl>          <dbl>       <dbl>        <dbl>
#>  1 23 beats off           27        3.1            3.77        4.6          3.74
#>  2 and the same          397        0.62           4.42        8.57         4.46
#>  3 argument               76        0.57           4.68        6.58         4.73
#>  4 arpeggiator           163        0.8            3.83        5.32         3.85
#>  5 back to base          142        1.53           1.7         2.67         1.75
#>  6 bad mouth             311        0.25           2.5         5.6          2.55
#>  7 bed for the s…        310        1.42           2.98        5.03         3.03
#>  8 birthday pony         203        0.27           2.4         7.48         2.44
#>  9 blueprint             608        1.35           3.63        6            3.74
#> 10 break                 179        0.87           2.05        6.48         2.13
#> # ℹ 82 more rows
#> # ℹ 2 more variables: minutes_sd <dbl>, minutes_total <dbl>