The History Of Jop Part 26 aka You leave me broken shattered I lie

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

2004 is now THREE YEARS AGO (sort of) - our possibly penultimate pazz and jop ponderations will let you relive that golden or otherwise era. You get THIRTEEN from thirty-eight picks: Alicia Keys "You Don't Know My Name" and the Yeah Yeah Yeah's "Maps" turned up last time so are omitted this.


[Poll #902705]


Poptimism Of Times Past - 2003 Edition

1. Crazy In Love (43 votes)
2. Milkshake (37)
3. Cry Me A River (35)
4=. Ignition (Remix) (31)
4=. Hey Ya! (31)
6. Move Your Feet (30)
7=. Hurt (27)
7=. I Luv U (27)
9=. In Da Club (24)
9=. Danger High Voltage (24)
9=. Rock Your Body (24)
9=. Pass That Dutch (24)

This scientifically confirms my empirical findings at the work Xmas party viz that "Crazy In Love" is much loved again but that people are bored of "Hey Ya". This one will run and run.

Comments

Re: Meanwhile in NMEland

[chezghost.livejournal.com]

i like all of these:

2. Frans Ferdinand – Take Me Out
4. J-Zee – 99 Problems
5. The Killers – Mr Brightside
6. Scissor Sisters – Take Your Mama
7. Eminem – Mosh
9. Britney Spears – Toxic
11. Kaiser Chiefs – I Predict A Riot
17. Interpol – Evil
19. The Strokes – ReptilIA
21. Kanye West – Jesus Walks
23. Kelis – Milkshake
25. TV On The Radio – Staring At The Sun
28. Dizzee Rascal – Stand Up Tall
32. Kelis – Trick Me
34. The Killers – Somebody Told Me
37. The Futureheads – Decent Days And Nights
38. LCD Sound System – Movement
40. Block Party – Banquet
43. Basement Jaxx – Good Luck
44. Franz Ferdinand – Michael
47. The Streets – Fit But You Know It