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 30th December 2010, 09:13 PM
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17 Robyn: Dancing On My Own (Peak: 3 weeks @ #1)
 - Initially sluggish to climb the chart, Dancing On My Own eventually made a 15-1 jump to the top - Depsite the challenge of living up to the massive acclaim of the "Robyn" era, the single version really drew me into the song, and has thus far been the highlight single of Body Talk series |
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30th December 2010, 09:23 PM
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16 New Politics: Yeah Yeah Yeah (Peak: 2 weeks @ #1)
 - Yeah Yeah Yeah quickly went to #1 for 2 weeks & spent 9 weeks in the Top 10 - Danish alternative/rockers New Politics made a name for themselves the US in 2010 and this breakthrough single helped bring "alternative" back to modern rock radio |
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30th December 2010, 09:34 PM
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15 Mumford & Sons: Little Lion Man (Peak: 1 week @ #1)
 - Little Lion Man had the most irratic chart run of 2010; it was a #1, spent only 3 weeks in the Top 10, but spent endless weeks between 11-30 - Not catching onto this folk-rock song until it's US release in Summer 2010, there's no denying that these guys are incredible musicians who deserve everything they have coming to them |
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30th December 2010, 09:45 PM
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14 Amy Macdonald: Don't Tell Me That It's Over (Peak: 1 week @ #1)
 - Don't Tell Me That It's Over, took down the mighty Hollywood for a single week for #1 & spent 10 weeks in the Top 10 - Taking a more anthemic approach to her new single, Amy proved she's more than an overnight success, by storming the charts in continental Europe with her lastest effort |
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30th December 2010, 09:59 PM
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13 Katy Perry: Teenage Dream (Peak: 5 weeks @ #2)
 - Teenage Dream had the "Bad Romance" syndrome, by spending 5 weeks at #2 - A more return to form, a la Hot N Cold, Teenage Dream continued Katy's string of hits, who's yet to miss the Top 10 & claims victory as the artist with the most entries (5) in the Top 100 of 2010 This post has been edited by West: 30th December 2010, 10:14 PM |
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30th December 2010, 10:08 PM
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12 Amy Macdonald: Spark (Peak: 2 weeks @ #1)
 - Spark spent an incredible 16 weeks in the Top 15, after initally going to #1 for 2 weeks - Continuing her string of strong singles, Spark was the perfect Hot AC hit of the year, even though it was overlooked by most playlists |
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30th December 2010, 10:14 PM
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11 Arcade Fire: We Used To Wait (Peak: 3 weeks @ #1)
 - We Used To Wait spent 3 weeks at #1 & 8 weeks in the Top 10 - Nearly anything Arcade Fire produces has the highest acclaim you can imagine & We Used To Wait was an excellent return for the group who cannot do anything wrong muscially |
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30th December 2010, 10:36 PM
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The Blues track I really love it, I guess it was the same for me, Nina Persson attracted me to it, the track just fell all into place, I know the track is a bit long, but it just grows on you I never get bored with it.
I comment on the rest of the chart when you finally have the top 100. |
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31st December 2010, 03:05 AM
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Top 100 Songs of 2010
Recap: Positions 100-11 100 B.o.B f/ Hayley Williams: Airplanes 99 Caribou: Odessa 98 Mumford & Sons: The Cave 97 Groove Armada: I Won't Kneel 96 Maroon 5: Misery 95 Arcade Fire: The Suburbs 94 Vampire Weekend: Holiday 93 Paramore: The Only Exception 92 Fenech-Soler: Lies 91 Keane f/ K'naan: Stop For A Minute 90 Crystal Castles: Celestica 89 Plan B: Prayin' 88 Tiësto f/ Tegan & Sara: Feel It In My Bones 87 Mike Posner: Please Don't Go 86 MGMT: Flash Delerium 85 Tensnake: Coma Cat 84 Example: Last Ones Standing 83 Kele Okereke: Tenderoni 82 Mark Ronson & The Business Intl: The Bike Song 81 Phoenix: 1901 80 Muse: Resistance 79 Diamond Rings: Something Else 78 Robyn: Indestructible 77 Diana Vickers: Once 76 3OH!3 f/ Katy Perry: Starstrukk 75 Brandon Flowers: Crossfire 74 Eliza Doolittle: Pack Up 73 Marina and The Diamonds: Shampain 72 Wintersleep: Experience The Jewel 71 Rihanna: Only Girl (In The World) 70 Hot Hot Heat: 21@12 69 Lissie: In Sleep 68 Mark Ronson & The Business Intl: Bang Bang Bang 67 One Night Only: Say You Don't Want It 66 Ellie Goulding: Your Song 65 Audio Bullys: Only Man 64 Nerina Pallot: I Don't Want To Go Out 63 Miike Snow: The Rabbit 62 New Politics: Dignity 61 Robyn: Hang With Me 60 Muse: Undisclosed Desires 59 Lady Gaga: Alejandro 58 Calvin Harris: You Used To Hold Me 57 Hot Chip: One Life Stand 56 Timbaland f/ Katy Perry: If We Ever Meet Again 55 Metric: Gold Guns Girls 54 Eminem f/ Rihanna: Love The Way You Lie 53 Brandon Flowers: Only The Young 52 Metric: Black Sheep 51 Marina and The Diamonds: I Am Not A Robot 50 HURTS: Better Than Love 49 Wolf Gang: Lions In Cages 48 The Killers: Boots 47 Lissie: When I'm Alone 46 Lights: Second Go 45 Fenech-Soler: Stop And Stare 44 The Ting Tings: Hands 43 Duck Sauce: Barbra Streisand 42 Broken Bells: The High Road 41 Robyn: Fembot 40 Hot Chip: I Feel Better 39 Band Of Horses: Compliments 38 Clare Maguire: Ain't Nobody (Breakage Remix) 37 MGMT: It's Working 36 Selena Gomez & The Scene: Naturally 35 Katie Melua: The Flood 34 Delphic: Doubt 33 The Naked & Famous: Young Blood 32 Vampire Weekend: White Sky 31 Tegan & Sara: On Directing 30 Alicia Keys: Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart 29 Birds Of Tokyo: Plans 28 The Smashing Pumpkins: A Song For A Son 27 Katy Perry f/ Snoop Dogg: California Gurls 26 Katy Perry: Firework 25 The Temper Trap: Science Of Fear 24 Yeasayer: Ambling Alp 23 Miike Snow: Silvia 22 The Wombats: Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves) 21 Delphic: Halcyon 20 Ellie Goulding: Guns & Horses 19 Primary 1 f/ Nina Persson: The Blues 18 Tiësto f/ Emily Haines: Knock You Out 17 Robyn: Dancing On My Own 16 New Politics: Yeah Yeah Yeah 15 Mumford & Sons: Little Lion Man 14 Amy Macdonald: Don't Tell Me That It's Over 13 Katy Perry: Teenage Dream 12 Amy Macdonald: Spark 11 Arcade Fire: We Used To Wait |
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31st December 2010, 03:32 AM
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10 Alanis Morissette: Wunderkind (Peak: 2 weeks @ #1)
 - Wunderkind became the 1st song to ever debut at #1 - Apart of the Narina soundtrack in late 2005, I had never heard this song prior to Alanis singing it at the 2010 Winter Olympics; one of the best singer-songwriters of the past 20 years, she continues to blossom |
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31st December 2010, 03:50 AM
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09 Mark Ronson & The Business Intl: Somebody To Love Me (Peak: 4 weeks @ #1)
 - Somebody To Love Me spent 4 weeks at #1 & currently still sits in the Top 10 on the weekly chart - 3rd single from Record Collection, this song was always the stand out track that needed to be released; amazing duo vocals from Boy George & Andrew Wyatt of Miike Snow This post has been edited by West: 31st December 2010, 03:51 AM |
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31st December 2010, 04:06 AM
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08 The Courteeners: You Overdid It Doll (Peak: 2 weeks @ #2)
 - You Overdid It Doll spent 2 weeks at #1 & 11 weeks in the Top 15 - Before 2010, I had never heard of The Courteeners, but after this brilliant song they made a big impact on me musically this past year; they were fortunate enough to have a Top 40 song in a year where alternative didn't chart |
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31st December 2010, 04:21 AM
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07 Shirley Manson: Pretty Horses (Peak: 5 weeks @ #1)
 - Pretty Horses debuted at #1 & spent 10 weeks in the Top 10 - A track from Shirley's solo album that will never see the light of day, Pretty Horses is one of the best dark ballads I've heard in years; here's to hoping Garbage makes a return |
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31st December 2010, 04:36 AM
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06 Metric: Eclipse (All Yours) (Peak: #3)
 - Eclipse (All Yours) spent 8 weeks in the Top 10; Gimme Sympathy was the #1 song of 2009 - Used for the Twilight: Eclipse soundtrack, Metric continues to produce top notch modern rock music; maybe someday they'll get the recognition they duly desereve |
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31st December 2010, 04:47 AM
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05 Crystal Castles f/ Robert Smith: Not In Love (Peak: 3 weeks @ #1)
 - Not In Love spent 3 weeks at #1, 7 weeks in the Top 5 & currently still at #1 - A reworked track to include The Cure's Robert Smith, Not In Love is modern electro-pop infused with an 80's legend; an incredible song that rivals some of the best from The Cure's catalogue |
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31st December 2010, 04:58 AM
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04 Vampire Weekend: Giving Up The Gun (Peak: #2)
 - Giving Up The Gun peaked at #2 & spent 9 weeks in the Top 10 - 2nd single from their sophomore album Contra, Giving Up The Gun is a straight-ahead pop/rock song, a more refined sound than previous before; nonetheless it's Vampire Weekend at its best |
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31st December 2010, 05:10 AM
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03 Marina and The Diamonds: Hollywood (Peak: 6 n/c weeks @ #1)
 - Hollywood spent 6 weeks at #1, 10 weeks in the Top 2 & 15 weeks in the Top 10, all current records - The breakthrough single for Marina, Hollywood was universally loved & adored, it's the type of pop song that only comes around every so often; smart, witty & fun |
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31st December 2010, 07:28 PM
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02 Mike Posner: Cooler Than Me (Peak: 2 weeks @ #1)
 - Cooler Than Me spent 2 weeks at #1, 14 weeks in the Top 10 & 27 weeks on the chart - This song took me by surprise, an electro-pop infusion of R&B, Cooler Than Me is perfect, something that Jason Derulo, Usher, etc. can never seem to do right This post has been edited by West: 31st December 2010, 07:29 PM |
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31st December 2010, 07:34 PM
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01 Marina and The Diamonds: Oh No! (Peak: 3 n/c weeks @ #1)
 - Oh No! took 18 weeks to reach #1 from it's initial debut, 8 weeks in the Top 10 - The stand out track from The Family Jewels, Oh No! was the song of the year for me, even before it became a single; Marina is everything right with pop music! This post has been edited by West: 31st December 2010, 07:34 PM |
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31st December 2010, 10:02 PM
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I found Hollywood the best of all Marina's track she released last year, Hollywood is just catchy with the catchy chorus.
I'm surprised Crystal Castles/Robert Smith finished top 5 for you in the year to date, when the track is only been released for the past month  I failed to chart an Arcade Fire track in my year to date chart, probably because I got bored with their album too quickly. Great chart overall. |
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