Top 20 Songs Of The Noughties According To The British Public (Yougov poll)

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Top 20 Songs Of The Noughties According To The British Public (Yougov poll)

20. Leave Right Now - Will Young
19. Ruby - Kaiser Chiefs
18. Valerie - Mark Ronson feat. Amy Winehouse
17. Viva La Vida - Coldplay
16. Take Me Out - Franz Ferdinand
15. Mercy - Duffy
14. Patience - Take That
13. Stan - Eminem
12. I Don't Feel Like Dancing - Scissor Sisters
11. Hey Ya! - Outkast
10. You're Beautiful - James Blunt
9. Can't Get You Out Of My Head - Kylie Minouge
8. Crazy In Love - Beyonce
7. Rule The World - Take That
6. Crazy - Gnarls Barkley
5. Rehab - Amy Winehouse
4. Sex On Fire - Kings Of Leon
3. I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor - Arctic Monkeys
2. Mr. Brightside - The Killers
1. Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol

It's pretty much what you'd expect, what do you people think of the poll?

Its a pretty good list of songs to avoid at all costs. Except Gnarls Barkley, and I guess Kings of Leon are alright.

Sex on Fire is an appauling song, as are the other Kings of Leon tracks I've heard. The Duffy track is good, as is the Outkast one and Winehouse is a real tallent (it's just a shame she's a total shambles.). Stan by Eminem is good to.

I agre with you on the Crazy front though, good song.

Yeah I don't like that particular song by Kings of Leon but they have a couple songs I do like

I haven't much time for my fellow countrymens taste in music, but I'm glad to see no X-Factor contestants made it into this list.

All shit except for Kings of Leon, Outkast and Gnarls Barkley.

-AC

Kings of Leon and Killers are over-rated in my opinion.

And I don't get why some of you are saying Amy winehouse is talented.

Where Is The Love by Black Eyed Peas should've been up there.

Originally posted by lord xyz
Kings of Leon and Killers are over-rated in my opinion.

And I don't get why some of you are saying Amy winehouse is talented.

Well, it's because she is talented. Listen to the album Back To Black... It's a good album with great vocals and song writing.

If you don't like her that's fine, but you can't deny she's talented.

She is untalented.

I hate her voice and she looks awful.

I'm not gonna buy that album, I'm curious enough to listen to 3 songs that aren't "rehab".

....I hate that song.

Seven Nation Army, Last Nite, Don't Look Back Into The Sun, B.O.B, New Slang, Feel Good Inc, Pyramid Song, No One Knows, Sea Within A Sea, No Cars Go etc etc etc.

Coldplay and Franz Ferdinand.. their songs are the only ones I'd listen to from that poll.

The rest are horrid.

From this list, I can conclude that British people listen to some of the worst mainstream shit the media feeds them.

To be fair, there are better songs than the ones you'd listen to on there.

Anyone who doesn't like Hey Ya's a weirdo, as far as I'm concerned.

Hey Ya is an overrated and overplayed piece of shite excuse of a song.

But I can understand why so many people like the song.
I mean, like majority of the global population are 'scene' or 'bandwagoners', and most are more into the mainstream music.

It's a great feel good pop song.

When people say "song of the decade", they don't mean their favourite song, they mean a song that sort of sums up the decade. This decade's is probably Crazy in Love or Hey Ya, the 90's was Smells Like Teen Spirit, 80's was Karma Chameleon etc.

Still though, choosing Franz Ferdinand and Coldplay out of that list is pretty rubbish. Franz Ferdinand got annoying years ago and Coldplay have made a career out of ripping off one Radiohead song.

Pop died a long time ago (or maybe just recently)

If people do just a little research, they will find songs better than the mainstream shit the media recycles.

Originally posted by AsbestosFlaygon
Pop died a long time ago (or maybe just recently)

If people do just a little research, they will find songs better than the mainstream shit the media recycles.

Pop's not dead, the kind of pop you like is.

I'm not saying that it's all great music by any means, but it's clearly not dead.

I'll say it again.

Originally posted by lord xyz
Where Is The Love by Black Eyed Peas should've been up there.

I like it.

Yes, Lord XYZ, we get it.

You have shit taste.

Of all the songs, you pick the time when The Black-Eyed Peas sold themselves out by letting an anonymous white female singer into the group to boost record sales?

Originally posted by §P0oONY
Well, it's because she is talented. Listen to the album Back To Black... It's a good album with great vocals and song writing.

If you don't like her that's fine, but you can't deny she's talented.

You're making the wrong argument.

You thinking the album is good, with great vocals and songwriting is pure opinion.

If she has a technically gifted voice, then she's talented objectively.

That's the only way anybody is objectively talented.

-AC