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DapperJong said:
Are you asking others? I consider myself to be pretty open as far as different genres go, but I will give you my opinion here.



Again, seriously subjective opinion :)

Do you agree with yourself?
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You don't know Would?

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Howard Moon said:
Facebook just suggested I look at post from 5 years ago, looks to be my top 20 songs for the jjj hottest 100 from 93- 2003 (I guess?)


Alice in Chains - Would? - TICK
You Am I - Berlin Chair TICK
Pulp - Common People TICK
Underworld - Born Slippy TICK
The Verve - Bitter Sweet Symphony TICK
Radiohead - Paranoid Android TICK
Powderfinger - These Days TICK
Gomez - We Haven't Turned Around TICK TICK TICK GREATEST BAND OF ALL TIME
George - Spawn Wow, here is a band I haven't heard from since late 90's, but TICK
Coldplay - Shiver (I would have accepted Yellow)
Something For Kate - Monsters TICK
Michael franti and spearhead - rock the nation HOLY s**t MICHAEL FRANTI
Jet - are you gunna be my girl (I DID COKE WITH JET IN THEIR HOTEL ROOM IN SYDNEY THE NIGHT BEFORE THEY WON A BUNCH OF ARIAS, JUST LETTING YOU KNOW)
The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army TICK
Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out NEVER GOT ON BOARD FRANZ
Gnarls Barkley - Crazy DISLIKE
Silverchair - Straight Lines I HAVE A LOVE HATE RELATIONSHIP WITH SILVERCHAIR
Muse - Uprising WOULD HAVE ACCEPTED CITIZEN ERAZED OR PLUG IN BABY
Jamie T - sticks and stones DON'T KNOW IT
Gotye - Somebody That I Used to Know FIRST ALBUM WAS BETTER, RADIO KILLED THIS FOR ME

Did the list stack up in retrospect?
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DapperDon said:
I DID COKE WITH JET IN THEIR HOTEL ROOM IN SYDNEY THE NIGHT BEFORE THEY WON A BUNCH OF ARIAS, JUST LETTING YOU KNOW
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Expand pls.
 

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Beerfish said:
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Chick I know was living in Sydney at the time as she was in that Queen musical "We Will Rock You", I went up to visit and she was in the same serviced apartments the bands were. She knew Nick from school or something and we got into the bands party floor. I didn't even know the Arias were on

I remember discussing him remaking Evie as he wanted to get Stevie Wright some coin as he was doing it tough. I also remember listening to a lot of Barry Manilow (that may have been around dawn though)
 
Howard Moon said:
Facebook just suggested I look at post from 5 years ago, looks to be my top 20 songs for the jjj hottest 100 from 93- 2003 (I guess?)


Alice in Chains - Would? Tick-ish
You Am I - Berlin Chair One of the better YAI songs, so maybe
Pulp - Common People YES
Underworld - Born Slippy Don't know it
The Verve - Bitter Sweet Symphony HELLS TO THE YES
Radiohead - Paranoid Android Yep
Powderfinger - These Days Would have gone My Happiness but eh
Gomez - We Haven't Turned Around It's okay
George - Spawn YES
Coldplay - Shiver 50/50. I like it though
Something For Kate - Monsters Tick-ish. It's okay.
Michael franti and spearhead - rock the nation Don't know it
Jet - are you gunna be my girl No. Better Jet songs out there plus has aged poorly IMO
The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army Yes
Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out Yes
Gnarls Barkley - Crazy Don't know it
Silverchair - Straight Lines YES
Muse - Uprising HELLS TO THE YES
Jamie T - sticks and stones Don't know it
Gotye - Somebody That I Used to Know YES

Did the list stack up in retrospect?
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Overall pretty good IMO
 
Beerfish said:
Oh come on. You must know it.
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Is that the one where the guy says "I make me crazy" or something? If so yes. Never paid attention to who the artist was and I've never heard that name before so assumed I didn't know it.
 
This was the top 50

SongArtistCountry of originYear of releasePrevious position
(annual countdown)[a]Previous position
(all-time countdown)
1WonderwallOasisUnitedKingdom1995112 (2009)
2Seven Nation ArmyThe White StripesUnited States2003320 (2009)
3Last GoodbyeJeff Buckley United States199414 (1995)4 (1998), 7 (2009)
4The Nosebleed SectionHilltop HoodsAustralia2003917 (2009)
5Bitter Sweet SymphonyThe Verve United Kingdom1997499 (1998), 14 (2009)
6EverlongFoo Fighters United States199761 (2006)https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_J_Hottest_100_of_the_Past_20_Years,_2013#cite_note-49 (2009)
7Mr. BrightsideThe KillersUnited States200313 (2004)38 (2009)
8These DaysPowderfingerAustralia20001 (1999)21 (2009)
9Somebody That I Used to KnowGotye Featuring KimbraAustralia/New Zealand20111
10My HappinessPowderfingerAustralia2000127 (2009)
11No One KnowsQueens of the Stone AgeUnited States2002145 (2009)
12Hearts a MessGotyeAustralia2006877 (2009)
13Paranoid AndroidRadiohead United Kingdom1997513 (1998), 5 (2009)
14Little Lion ManMumford & Sons United Kingdom20091
15BreatheThe Prodigy United Kingdom1996795 (1998), 70 (2009)
16Skinny LoveBon IverUnited States200721 (2008)92 (2009)
17TomorrowSilverchairAustralia1994559 (1998), 33 (2009)
18Hey Ya!OutKastUnited States20032
19Dammit (Growing Up)Blink-182 United States1997620 (1998), 68 (2009)
20Prisoner of SocietyThe Living EndAustralia19971518 (1998), 34 (2009)
211979The Smashing PumpkinsUnited States199513 (1996)71 (1998), 35 (2009)
22Song 2BlurUnited Kingdom1997246 (1998), 61 (2009)
23Knights of CydoniaMuseUnited Kingdom20061 (2007)18 (2009)
24One Crowded HourAugie MarchAustralia2006159 (2009)
25Bullet With Butterfly WingsThe Smashing PumpkinsUnited States1995233 (1998), 51 (2009)
26Chop Suey!System of a Down United States2001382 (2009)
27Frontier PsychiatristThe AvalanchesAustralia20006
28Scar TissueRed Hot Chili PeppersUnited States199910
29Take Me OutFranz FerdinandUnited Kingdom20041100 (2009)
30CalifornicationRed Hot Chili PeppersUnited States19997 (2000)
31TeardropMassive Attack Featuring Elizabeth FraserUnited Kingdom19982322 (2009)
32StinkfistToolUnited States1996224 (1998), 37 (2009)
33ZombieThe CranberriesIreland19941
34BrickBen Folds Five United States199712 (1998)32 (1998), 67 (2009)
35Karma PoliceRadioheadUnited Kingdom1997954 (1998), 15 (2009)
36HallelujahJeff BuckleyUnited States19943 (2009)
37SabotageBeastie Boys United States19941644 (1998), 48 (2009)
38Sweet DispositionThe Temper TrapAustralia2008
39Heart Shaped BoxNirvanaUnited States199320101 (2009)
40CloserNine Inch NailsUnited States1994214 (1998), 62 (2009)
41YellowColdplayUnited Kingdom2000587 (2009)
42BrotherMatt CorbyAustralia20113
43BettermanJohn Butler TrioAustralia2001547 (2009)
44One More TimeDaft Punk France200061 (2001)96 (2009)
45Float OnModest MouseUnited States20041194 (2009)
46Into My ArmsNick Cave and the Bad SeedsAustralia19971884 (1998), 36 (2009)
47Self EsteemThe OffspringUnited States1994380 (1998)
48Last NiteThe StrokesUnited States200112
49Dog Days Are OverFlorence and the MachineUnited Kingdom200910
50Better ManPearl Jam United States
 
I love how music can take you back to earlier periods of your life. I'm listening to Zeppelin for the first time in a very very long time atm and this song takes me back to my first year at uni. A mate and I would play it on the jukebox, without fail, every Thursday night at the pub (Thursday was college pub night) for pretty much the entire first semester.

Happy days when life was a hell of a lot simpler.

 
 

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Lord Nicholson said:
like hunting

they're in London on the last day of my visa + doobies
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How's Bill Cosby doing Huggy Bear with the big cigar introducing them? :eek:

Are you going? Michael Mac with them?
 
Dunno at this stage because I'm coming back for the Grand Final... so we shall see

If it's announced that there is Macdonald then hell yeah
 
For some reason this song popped in my head, I remember seeing these dudes on one of the small stages at the BDO like 10 years ago and it still sticks in my mind as one of the better performances i've seen. Have always thought they should have gained more traction than they did as an interesting sounding aussie band.



Also been watching the show this is from a ton, dunno how this campaigners voice can be so pristine live. I mostly expect vocalists to be shitty in a live setting so im always super impressed when they can actually replicate studio performances.

 
fodzilla said:
What pleases me: the solo at the end of Comfortably Numb. Haven't listened to it in years. The first half is still Roger Waters drinking his own bathwater though.
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There's a fair few David Gilmour solos that are just a delight to listen to. I really love his solo on high hopes using the lap steel guitar.
 
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