FINALLY! Take That had returned in 2006 and produced some amazing songs such as Patience, Shine and Rule The World. They followed all of this up by releasing Greatest Day in November 2008 which typically went to no.1 despite being a huge comedown in quality. Gary’s strained vocals on a pretty weak song, it soon got played over and over on football highlight coverage and clearly wasn’t as well lived as the previously mentioned songs, only just cracking the top 50 year end and not even matching Rule The World’s 2008 sales.

 

 

 

 

6th place Take That-Greatest Day [40.00%] (14 votes out of 35)

7th place Darren Hayes-Insatiable [34.21%] (13 votes out of 38)

8th place Akon Feat Kardinal Offishall & Colby O’Donis-Beautiful [32.35%] (11 votes out of 34)

9th place Wayne Wonder-No Letting Go [30.00%] (9 votes out of 30)

10th place The Game Feat 50 Cent-Hate It Or Love It [46.43%] (13 votes out of 29)

Going for Love Machine, a weak song for Girls Aloud.

Yay can switch to something else now! Going for Alicia Keys.

Ordinary Boys-Boys Will Be Boys

'Boys Will Be Boy's now.

Ordinary Boys for the SIXTH time

Toploader

 

Glad Take That lasted a few rounds at least

Ordinary Boys

Boys will be boys.

Alicia Keys-No One

Going for Love Machine next. Not a bad track but nothing I'd choose to listen to.

I feel bad for this but I'm actually going for Girls Aloud.

 

'Love Machine' supremely irritates me these days.

Alicia Keys but I like all 5 of these. (I like 'Greatest Day' too)

Ordinary Boys - Boys Will Be Boys (this and Toploader are certainly not Top 5 for me out of this list)

Alicia Keys

Toploader again!