Posts from the ‘2003’ Category
Counting down the 100 best tracks to be released between 2000 and 2010
RANDOMISER
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The Last 15 Entries
- 1. The Avalanches – Since I Left You
- That’s nearly all, folks
- 2. Hot Chip – Over And Over
- 3. Radiohead – Pyramid Song
- 4. Eminem – Stan
- 5. Missy Elliott – Get Ur Freak On
- 6. LCD Soundsystem – All My Friends
- 7. Jay-Z – 99 Problems
- 8. Erin McKeown – La Petite Mort
- 9. Johnny Cash – Hurt
- 10. The Streets – Has It Come To This?
- Enter the top 10 – pick a random post
- 11. Roots Manuva – Witness (1 Hope)
- 12. Radiohead – Idioteque
- 13. The Rapture – House of Jealous Lovers
- 14. Graham Coxon – Jamie Thomas
- 15. The Futureheads – The Hounds of Love
- 16. Eels – It’s A Motherfucker
- 17. Wilco – Poor Places
- 18. Mogwai – Batcat
- 19. Queens of the Stone Age – No One Knows
- 20. Jimmy Edgar – No Static
- 21. Eels – Souljacker, Pt I
- Enter the top 20
- 22. Maxïmo Park – Now I’m All Over The Shop
- 23. Burial & Four Tet – Moth
- 24. Wolfman featuring Pete Doherty – For Lovers
- 25. Lambchop – Up With People
- 26. Ol’ Dirty Bastard featuring Kelis – Got Your Money
- 27. Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds – Get Ready For Love
- 28. Regina Spektor – Us
- 29. Radiohead – Everything In Its Right Place
- 30. Mountain Goats – No Children
- 31. Sufjan Stevens – Come On Feel The Illinoise! (Part I: The World’s Columbian Exposition / Part II: Carl Sandburg Visits Me In A Dream)
- 32. Bat for Lashes – Sad Eyes
- 33. Battles – Atlas
- 34. Graham Coxon – Freakin’ Out
- 35. Boards of Canada – Dayvan Cowboy
- 36. Radiohead – Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
- 37. Portishead – The Rip
- 38. Anthony & the Johnsons – Hope There’s Someone
- 39. Britney Spears – Toxic
- 40. Franz Ferdinand – Take Me Out
- Enter the Top 40
- 41. Peter, Bjorn & John featuring Victoria Bergman – Young Folks
- 42. The Libertines – I Get Along
- 43. Mogwai – Secret Pint
- 44. Beyoncé – Work It Out
- 45. Four Tet – She Moves She
- 46. Basement Jaxx – Romeo
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On selection
Each song here is, as far as possible, selected on its own merit, and as dissociated as possible from any album, advert or cultural spring from which it may have sprung. I’ve probably forgotten one or two genius records, but heck, if they were better songs then maybe I’d have remembered them.
On Ranking
Regarding ranking, it's just a fun little add-on to make it more interesting. I am certainly not trying to be objective - it’s more just a reflection of my opinions on each tune at time of compiling. It’s almost certain that my ranking choices will change after posting, but oh well.
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