[identity profile] katstevens.livejournal.com posting in [community profile] poptimists
Destiny's Child lead the way once again, with MOP, So Solid Crew, Mis-teeq and Daft Punk slipping in behind them to make the 2001 final.

More big hitters in round 2!

  • You get a maximum of TEN TICKS over the three bits of the poll. The top five will go through to the next stage.


  • If you want to change your vote (or tick too many by mistake), you can edit your votes by clicking on 'Poll #12345' then 'Fill Out Poll'.


  • UK chart placings given in brackets.


  • You have until Friday lunchtime to vote.


  • Rep for your favourites in the comments! Youtube embeds very welcome.



[Poll #1432757]

*Bob's 'Can We Fix It' was nominated, but technically only number one for a few days in 2001 so I've slotted in firm 2001 chart-topper Mambo No.5 in its place as requested. The fact that this is out of alphabetical order is symptomatic of my spreadsheet-organisation skills rather than any deep conspiracy.

Date: 2009-07-21 12:12 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] chezghost.livejournal.com
Toughest heat yet for me - in that I had a 4-way eliminator and had to sacrifice Mystikal (using 'i class it as 2000' as my excuse)

the Sovereign mix of 'Case Of The Ex' is great too

Date: 2009-07-21 12:18 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] alexmacpherson.livejournal.com
yes this was such a great era - it just seemed like there was this endless stream of classic R&B singles, and they'd always be accompanied be equally classic garage remixes.

The "class of 2000" excuse doesn't wash I'm afraid - it worked for the 1999 tracks because I felt they didn't belong in a 2000s poll at all. But 2000 tracks definitely do, and it's not their fault they ended up in this heat!

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