Streaming history is not live history
Last.fm scrobbles every song you play. That is useful taste data and a terrible concert diary. Listening to a live album is not the same as being at the Roundhouse.
Radar only counts nights you log. Your Wrapped is gigs, venues, and cities — not minutes streamed in January.
Where Last.fm still wins
If you want a 15-year scrobble graph and artist compatibility from headphones, Last.fm is still the specialist. Radar does not try to replace that.
If you want who you went with, the setlist from that night, and a map of venues, you need a gig diary. The two apps answer different questions.
Use both without mixing the stats
Keep Last.fm for listening. Keep Radar for shows. Comparing “top artist” across both is how you notice you stream one band and actually see another live.
Radar Find still helps you catch the next tour. The diary is the part Last.fm was never built to do.