Finishing in third place is perhaps the ultimate comeback track. :o 'Patience' relaunched Take That a decade after they originally disbanded and reached number one in November 2006 where it stayed for a month! The track also became their ninth UK number one - and fifth in a row - as well as hitting the top 10 across Europe. I was never a massive fan of the song but I appreciate it did it's job in giving the guys a successful comeback. I much prefer 'Shine' though. :kink:





Attention: Buzzjack's Favourite Noughties Single: The Final Rate has opened. VOTE HERE.

Now it's an early noughties dance classic vs the Queen of Pop.




Vote for your favourite. :teresa:

03. Take That - Patience [54.76%] 23 out of 42 votes
04. Blu Cantrell feat. Sean Paul - Breathe [45.95%] 17 outs of 37 votes
05. Las Ketchup - The Ketchup Song (Aserejé) [34.29%] 12 out of 35 votes
06. Basshunter - Now You're Gone [38.24%] 13 out of 34 votes
07. Shaggy feat. Rayvon - Angel [40.54%] 15 out of 37 votes
08. Rage Against the Machine - Killing in the Name [36.84%] 14 out of 38 votes
09. Peter Andre - Mysterious Girl [34.88%] 15 out of 43 votes
10. The Proclaimers feat. Brian Potter & Andy Pipkin - (I'm Gonna Be) 500 Miles [28.26%] 13 out of 46 votes

Hung Up to win, one of the best songs of all time!!

'Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)' to win :wub:

Lol Patience would actually have been my fave of the 3 to win. 10x a better song than Rule The World.

 

So that's quite an... underwhelming top 2 there. Groovejet to win by default but imo it's one of the least interesting early noughties dance #1s.

Two incredible songs for sure, but I think I'm gonna say Groovejet to win.

Two truly iconic pop songs. Hard choice, but has to be Hung Up in the end.

Groove jet to win! Perfection in a song.

 

Nice to see Hung Up get here when some people would have seen it gone before the proclaimers.

I'm surprised at the results currently! :o

Hung up.

Groovejet to win of course

y'all are killing me