March 16, 201411 yr So Solid Crew - 21 Seconds Afroman - Because I Got High These two songs would definitely be hits now I think, especially Because I Got High that would be number 1 again if it was released newly.
March 16, 201411 yr How about a number one and a million seller - "Killing Me Softly" by Fugees Woah there, Killing me softly still sounds amazing and Miss Hill's voice is simply stunning.
March 16, 201411 yr Stiltskin - Inside Babylon Zoo - Spaceman Mr. Oizo - Flat Beat Or pretty much any other song featured in a popular advert.
March 16, 201411 yr Axel F- Crazy Frog I have to disagree on this one. I can remember this being talked about all the time at school, everyone had it as a ringtone, it was just inescapable! If it had that impact if released today then I could definitely see it going to #1. Even now it's probably something people will remember if they think back to the Noughties.
March 17, 201411 yr I was just about to say I could imagine "Spaceman" being big now, but just gave it a listen again for the first time in ages and it sounds incredibly dated. To the point where the least dated bit is the grunge-y chorus.
March 17, 201411 yr All of Westlife's cover songs and basically all their no.1s. Just Like a Pill, clearly Put A Needle On It should've got the number 1 that week and I think in today's charts it would. Spiller, Groovejet. Really don't get this. The TIMELESS number to BEHIND IT would still slay today however, unlike that song which has not aged well at all. Crazyfrog too. Robbie Williams Radio Kylie Minogue On a Neet Like Dis might do it though today.
March 17, 201411 yr Spiller, Groovejet. Really don't get this. The TIMELESS number to BEHIND IT would still slay today however, unlike that song which has not aged well at all. It's funny because I think basically the exact opposite of this. Groovejet probably wouldn't be a #1 today, but I doubt anyone would buy Out Of Your Mind at all - or at least, I think the former is a classic whilst barely anybody remembers the latter. Also, Sophie Ellis-Bextor is more relevant than Victoria Beckham! :lol:
March 17, 201411 yr Oh you wish, at least VB can sing without talking all the lyrics! VB is extremely relevant, on the Spice tour she got the loudest cheers! Could Sophie Ellis Bexter ever do a fll worldwide tour like VB did as recently as uh some recent year? And Out of Your Mind is a classic tune, everyone always says, 'this is alright actually', 'wait, this is VB?', you know, as the press poisoned people against her out of jealousy and praised SEB again for the same motives against VB, that is how relevant and ratchet she is.
March 17, 201411 yr You're forgetting that Sophie Ellis-Bextor recently returned with a huge smash album, could old Vicky do that in 2014? The answer is a resounding NO.
March 17, 201411 yr VB's only studio album did significantly worse than that also, and her second album got cancelled. Needless to say she bankrupted her record label and they had to fold, leaving all-time greats like Mis-Teeq and The Cheeky Girls without a deal.
March 17, 201411 yr No it didn't. In fact it was the cost of buying her contract in the first place which did it! And her album was a smash in the low 2000s sales climate AND only 'cos the jealous press were all over it. She is so much better with much deeper music and part of a moderately successful worlwide band.
March 17, 201411 yr I still hear 'Groovejet' around a lot and it seems widely adored. I like it, but it's not a big favourite of mine and it's not the reason why I'm a fan of Sophie.
March 17, 201411 yr From the 90s: Bombalurina- Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Bikini Cliff Richard- Saviour's Day The Bluebells- Young At Heart Mr Blobby- Mr Blobby Stiltskin- Inside Manchester United- Come On You Reds! Outhere Brothers- Don't Stop (Wiggle Wiggle) Peter Andre- Flava
March 17, 201411 yr Just Like a Pill, clearly Put A Needle On It should've got the number 1 that week and I think in today's charts it would. Put THE Needle On it wasn't even released that week :lol:
March 17, 201411 yr How about Black Legend's You See The Trouble With Me. Of all the Number 1's in the year 2000 this one has to be one of the most random. I'm not too sure how a track like this would do now, even though Dance music is doing very well in the charts at the moment.
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