Time for the Number 17's. :cheer: Here we have a mix of pop greatness, noughties indie, novelty tracks and talent show winning singles. Considering we are down to the 17's now, it's interesting to see 8 number ones and 2 number twos feature here. It's certainly a diverse batch in terms of both sound and quality. I can see a two-horse race occurring but we shall see. :kink:

 

Vote for your least favourite. :teresa:

Bob has to leave first. :lol:

Shane Richie :lol:

Not Shane Richie actually selling that much!!!

 

(But yeah him to go. Let's just crown Bad Romance now and move onto the 18s :P)

Oh this is an dreadful list :')

 

I know Shane and Bob will leave first but I'm voting for the imo awful 'Foundations'

Edited November 10, 20204 yr by Rob S~

I remember Shane Ritchie and Will Young battling for number one! Will took it right at the end

I’m gonna go with Shane. Really want Arctic Monkeys to do well but there are so many Buzzjack faves in here.

It was clear just looking at the list which two are likely to be out first but I'll be voting for America until it's gone. I'd say that's probably the mid 2000s indie song which I think is the worst, if there was something else I've thankfully forgotten its existence.

Shane Richie OBVIOUSLY.

 

Have a slight soft spot at least for most of these though, even Bob!

A very obvious choice here (Shane Richie). Bob surviving :cheer:

Shane Richie - I'm Your Man

I'm Your Man

I was fully expecting Bob to go first and I've had been sad, such fond memories of buying that on CD single to get it to #1 over my Mum's faves Westlife. Good times.

 

It was easily Shane Richie for me ~

Bob the Builder

Shane then Bob, getting the covers out the way before the weaker big hits start getting the votes.

It was clear just looking at the list which two are likely to be out first but I'll be voting for America until it's gone. I'd say that's probably the mid 2000s indie song which I think is the worst, if there was something else I've thankfully forgotten its existence.

That is possibly the epitome of landfill indie.

Shane Richie.

That must be the biggest lead so far for a song to get the boot :o

This is a really good list! Shane has got to go first here.