[Black Dagger]

My Kele

And TNAF >>>>>>>>>>>>

[Shaun]

eple & young blood

[Benjamin]

#87: Evanescence - Bring me To Life (April 2003)

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Released at a time when rock wasn't an overly popular genre for the masses, this managed to win over a fair few fans to the genre for Amy Lee alone. Claiming the #1 spot for 4 weeks (which back then anything over 2 weeks was considered remarkable) this thrust Evanescence into the forefront of female led rock bands for this decade and they managed to garner worldwide success.

[Marc]

87?!?!?!

[Shaun]

-hates it; hates them-

[Marc]

My Immortal > but still

[Benjamin]

#86: Rihanna ft Calvin Harris - We Found Love (September 2011)

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This became one of the years biggest dance tunes and as much as you may not like either artist, it really was a great production. The catchy chorus from Rihanna mixed with the handy work of Harris made this song an instant worldwide success that could be heard from pretty much every club, radio, car and iPod.

[Shaun]

[Marc]

Is that Rihanna being British or just a Manc girl

[Marc]

Nvm idc /bate

[Black Dagger]

urgh rihanna.

[Benjamin]

#85: The Kooks - Ooh La (October 2006)

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The 6th single from their debut album gave them another top twenty hit. This catchy little number was often heard blasting around most students' uni dorms that year, and was on of the most played on the jukeboxes in the pubs.

[Shaun]

is naive in your list? if not it's soooo much better

i liked them, though. not really a band with longevity... third album was crap... but still.

[Benjamin]

#84: Lasgo - Something (May 2001)

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One of the most memorable dance tracks from the first half of the 00's this offering from the Belgian trance group gave them a short lived height of fame across the waters.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Shaun

is naive in your list? if not it's soooo much better

i liked them, though. not really a band with longevity... third album was crap... but still.

Of course Naive is in there.

[Shaun]

lasgo the UK went through a drought of random one-hit-wonders from DJs towards the end of the noughties... glad that's changed recently though (nicky romero, duke dumont, bingo players)

[Marc]

Lasgo

I bloody loved this song

[Benjamin]

#83: Eminem ft Dido - Stan (December 2000)

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Probably his most successful song and most loved overall across the population. This collaboration from Eminem and Dido proved to be a good move for his career and hers. Making #1 in over 15 countries this still stands as his best selling song.

[Benjamin]

#82: 30 Seconds To Mars - Kings & Queens (October 2009)

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This song just sends a burst of power and determination through you when listening to it, and gives you the sense that you can achieve anything. A powerful song taken from their 3rd album 'This Is Was'.

[Marc]

Eoin will be fuming

[Shaun]

their new songs though :/

[Benjamin]

#81: Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc. (May 2005)

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How this never did better than the truly awful 'Dare' is beyond me, but hey ho. This song is one of the finest pieces to be delivered from Damon Alburn and also gave the Gorillaz their highest ever peak on the Billboard at #14. The rapper featured is De La Soul.

[Shaun]

Dare is not truly awful

but yes this is better. probably top 10 greatest songs of the decade.

[Drew.]

Black Eyed Peas - Where Is The Love for top 10

[Shaun]

don't lie >