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Sadly I think this list shows music has gone down the dumper in recent years. 

I reckon of the 20 or so songs I like, most of them were around 2004 (Razorlight, Libertines, Green Day, Gorillaz, Keane, Kaiser Chiefs, Killers, Franz Ferdinand, Streets, Outkast, White Stripes, Arctic Monkeys). 

I still don't understand the Amy Winehouse thing.  I have yet to meet anyone who has bought the record or actually likes her, yet here she is again topping a list.  She must have a lot of mates in the media.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/rockandpopfeatures/6198897/100-songs-that-defined-the-Noughties.html



These are 100 songs that define the decade. It is not a critics list, and not strictly a hit list; rather its one of tunes you find yourself humming whether you approve of them or not, the universal songs that infiltrated popular culture and provided a soundtrack to our lives.

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ArrGee1991 wrote:

Sadly I think this list shows music has gone down the dumper in recent years. 

I reckon of the 20 or so songs I like, most of them were around 2004 (Razorlight, Libertines, Green Day, Gorillaz, Keane, Kaiser Chiefs, Killers, Franz Ferdinand, Streets, Outkast, White Stripes, Arctic Monkeys). 

I still don't understand the Amy Winehouse thing.  I have yet to meet anyone who has bought the record or actually likes her, yet here she is again topping a list.  She must have a lot of mates in the media.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/rockandpopfeatures/6198897/100-songs-that-defined-the-Noughties.html



These are 100 songs that define the decade. It is not a critics list, and not strictly a hit list; rather its one of tunes you find yourself humming whether you approve of them or not, the universal songs that infiltrated popular culture and provided a soundtrack to our lives.



Ah you forgot to mention another 2004 classic ArrGee........... Toxic by Britney Spears........ LOL That list is mostly rubbish. I think I'd even struggle to pick 20 I like. A quick scroll down I got to 15. The Killers All these things should be on the list. I'd consider that as the best song this decade. Also No Bruce Springsteen. Any song off his last 2 albums is a million times better than most of that list.

 



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I used to work with people who like Amy Winehouse.  I could never discuss music with them.  If the subject came up I just wouldn't join in.  They probably thought I wasn't interested!biggrin They like Leona Lewis as wellnoconfuse

00s stuff I like: Arctic Monkeys, The Kaiserchiefs, Razorlight, the Zutons, Elbow (who have actually been around a while, but only just getting fame), the Killers, Franz Ferdinand, White Stripes, White Lies...

Looking at that list, the only other ones worthy: Snow Patrol, Strokes, Robbie Williams (I know you don't agree ArrGee), Coldplay and of course U2 - but it isn't even a 00s song???

-- Edited by Jules on Thursday 24th of September 2009 04:53:17 PM

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1  Rehab (2006) Amy Winehouse    
2  I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor (2005) Arctic Monkeys    
3  Crazy In Love (2003) Beyonce    
4  Yellow (2000) Coldplay   
5  Paper Planes (2008) MIA   
6  Bleeding Love (2008) Leona Lewis    
7  Hurt (2002) Johnny Cash    
8  Seven Nation Army (2003) The White Stripes    
9  Cant Get You Out Of My Head (2001) Kylie    
10  Hey Ya (2003) Outkast    
11  Dry Your Eyes (2004) The Streets
   
12  Gold Digger (2005)    
13  Crazy (2006)    Gnarls Barkley
14  Beautiful Day (2000)   U2 
15  Sounds of the Underground (2002)    Girls Aloud
16  Youre Beautiful (2005)   James Blunt 
17  Toxic (2004)    Britney Spears
18  Take Me Out (2004) Franz Ferdinand    
19  Patience (2006) Take That    
20  The Fear (2009) Lily Allen    
21  One Day Like This Elbow (2008)    
22  Rock Star (originally 2005, re-release 2007) Nickelback    
23  Get Ur Freak On (2001) Missy Elliot    
24  Mercy (2008) Duffy    
25  Mr Brightside (2004) The Killers
   
26  Umbrella (2007) Rihanna    
27  I Predict A Riot (2004) Kaiser Chiefs    
28  Valerie (2007) Mark Ronson featuring Amy Winehouse   [Zutons original is far superior] 
29  Stan (2000) Eminem
   
30  Run (2004) Snow Patrol    
31  The Modern Age (2001) The Strokes    
32  Hallelujah (2008) Alexandra Burke    [ Leonard Cohen original is far superior] 
33  Sk8er Boi (2002)  Avril Lavigne   
34  Babylon (2000) David Gray    
35  Young Folks (2006) Peter Bjorn and John    
36  Seven Days (2000) Craig David    
37  Everybodys Changing (2004) Keane    
38  Hips Dont Lie (2004) Shakira Featuring Wyclef Jean    
39  Sex On Fire (2008) Kings of Leon    
40  Cry Me A River (2002) Justin Timberlake    
41  Rebellion (Lies) (2005) Arcade Fire    
42  Try Again (2000) Aaliyah    
43  Golden Skans (2007) Klaxons    
44  Dare (2005) Gorillaz    
45  Dy-na-mi-tee (2002) Ms Dynamite    
46  Leave Right Now (2003) Will Young    
47  Big Pimpin (2000) Jay-Z    
48  Dance Wiv Me (2008) Dizzee Rascal with Calvin Harris    
49  Rock DJ (2000) Robbie Williams    
50  I Dont Feel like Dancin (2006) Scissor Sisters    
51  Thats Not My Name (2008) The Ting Tings    
52  Grace Kelly (2007) Mika    
53  Call On Me (2004) Eric Prydz    
54  Pure Shores (2000) All Saints    
55  Kids (2008) MGMT    
56  La Ritournelle (2004) Sebastien Tellier    
57  One More Time (2000) Daft Punk    
58  Dont Cha (2005) Pussycat Dolls    
59  Music (2000) Madonna    
60  Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad (1999) Moby    
61  American Boy (2008) Estelle and Kanye West    
62  Is This The Way To Amarillo (2005) Tony Christie    
63  All the things she said (2002) Tatu    
64  Do You Really Like It? (2001) DJ Pied and the Masters of Ceremonies    
65  American Idiot (2004) Green Day    
66  Reckoner (2007) Radiohead    
67  Over and Over (2006) Hot Chip    
68  Just Dance (2009) Lady Gaga    
69  Hope Theres Someone (2004) Antony and the Johnsons    
70  Push The Button (2005) Sugababes    
71  Mundian To Bach Ke (2002) Panjabi MC    
72  1 Thing (2005) Amerie    
73  No More Drama - Mary J Blige (2001)    
74  Crank That (Soulja Boy) Soulja Boy Tell`em    
75  Skinny Love (2008) Bon Iver    
76  Get Busy (2003) Sean Paul    
77  Cant Stand Me Now (2004) The Libertines    
78  Standing In The Way of Control (2006) The Gossip
   
79  Since I Left You (2000) Avalanches    
80  Sabali (2008) Amadou and Mariam    
81  Dont Stop Believin (1981) Journey    
82  What You Waiting For? (2004) Gwen Stefani    
83  21 Seconds (2001) So Solid Crew    
84  A Punk (2008) Vampire Weekend    
85  Mad World (2003) Gary Jules    
86  Golden Touch (2004) Razorlight    
87  In For The Kill (2009) La Roux    
88  Sheila (2006) Jamie T    
89  I Believe In A Thing Called Love (2003) The Darkness    
90  Lonely (2005) Akon    
91  Goodies (2004) Ciara    
92  Yeah! (2004) Usher    
93  Where Is The Love? (2003) Black Eyed Peas    
94  Ignition (Remix) (2003) R Kelly    
95  Thou Shalt Always Kill (2007) Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip    
96  In Da Club (2003) 50 Cent    
97  Fallin (2001) Alicia Keys    
98  Good People (2005) Jack Johnson    
99  Never Gonna Give You Up (1987) Rick Astley    
100  Thank You (2001) Dido    


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Are there 100 decent songs from 2010 onwards?



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ArrGee wrote:

Are there 100 decent songs from 2010 onwards?


 I doubt it, but I am mid 50s!

I liked David Bowies Lazarus and a bit of what the

1975 did.

2020 started better of course with Trash Glam Baby 



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Mark L wrote:

2020 started better of course with Trash Glam Baby 


mmm, not so sure about that. However Passing Through, Heres A Postcard and Monster Monkeys are in my top 3 of 2020, with She Said No, Sweet Thing and Get a Grip in the top 10.

I found the equivalent list for the 10s

https://www.nme.com/features/nmes-greatest-songs-of-the-decade-the-2010s-2583527

Very few songs I even know! And LPs as well...

https://www.nme.com/features/nme-best-albums-of-the-decade-2010-2019-2580278

Oddly, I know more of the LPs.

 



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