Follow Da Leader reminded me of this:

https://youtu.be/EKkd1JjLZL4?si=WDq5ZpbD3PJqVAqc

I remember 'Follow Da Leader' as an 10 year old at kids parties at the time. I didn't mind the song.

I haven’t put a single #1 as the top pick this year yet, so time to change that.

9	Liberty X	Just A Little	926th#1: the "Popstars" runners up rebooting with a remarkably catchy, intense and sensual song delivered with maturity
8	Rammstein	Ich Will	They'd been active since 1994 but this is the German group's 1st hit: a great track that must have inspired Baby Lasagna
8	Milk Inc	In My Eyes	Highest peaking hit for this Belgian dance group: a great track and another in that lovely emotion laden soaring vocal style
7	Jessica Garlick	Come Back	3rd in Eurovision and one of our best results this century for this "Pop Idol" finalist: a classy old style ballad beautifully sung
7	Green Velvet	La La Land	Only hit for this US DJ: it's very explicitly drug themed but I enjoy the trippy vibe and it's a catchy and interesting track
6	Pink	Don't Let Me Get Me	Her 6th straight Top 10: the song is quite standard and there's better to come but I love the lyrics about being a misfit
6	Heartless Crew	The Heartless Crew Theme	Only Top 40 for this UK garage act similar to So Solid Crew: I think the style will be going out of favour but a fun number
5	KMC Featuring Dhany	I Feel So Fine	Only hit for this Italian dance act: it might work better as an instrumental as I enjoy the production more than the vocal part
5	Enrique Iglesias	Escape	An upbeat song following up his big power ballad: quite standard but more up my street than that and I like the guitar riff
4	Fat Joe Featuring Ashanti	What's Luv?	Biggest hit for this US rapper: it's not bad and very much in the Ja Rule style with gruffly rapped verses and a sung chorus
3	A1	Make It Good	Their only Top 10 miss and last hit: a fairly uninteresting song unfortunately after they had shown so much promise lately
3	Luck And Neat	Irie	Their last hit without the DJ and MC in their name: it has their usual energy but I don't think the song is strong enough
2	The Reelists	Freak Mode	Their only hit aside from a So Solid Crew feature: bizarre as it's a soulful track but with lyrics about flashing one's bottom
2	R. Kelly And Jay-Z	Honey	Jay-Z's rapped parts on this aren't bad but R.Kelly's sung parts are so boring that overall it's not a very appealing track

2002 Week 22:

#1310	01/06/2002	Eminem	Without Me	1	{1}-2-2-5-9-8-10-13-14-17-20-28-30-41-53-64->16
#1311	01/06/2002	Atomic Kitten	It's OK!	3	{3}-6-6-11-17-16-22-29-29-36-38-47-65->13
#1312	01/06/2002	Westlife	Bop Bop Baby	5	{5}-14-21-32-46-42-36-35-42-72->10
#1313	01/06/2002	Ms Dynamite	It Takes More	7	{7}-12-17-26-35-36-45-56-58-69->10
#1314	01/06/2002	Ian Van Dahl	Reason	8	{8}-11-18-31-39-50-62-72->8
#1315	01/06/2002	Korn	Here To Stay	12	{12}-23-26-46-71->5
#1316	01/06/2002	Rhianna	Oh Baby	18	{18}-27-34-43-60->5
#1317	01/06/2002	A	Starbucks	20	{20}-38-45->3
#1318	01/06/2002	Billy Bragg And The Blokes	Take Down The Union Jack	22	{22}-46->2
#1319	01/06/2002	Lauren Waterworth	Baby, Now That I've Found You	24	{24}-44-66->3
#1320	01/06/2002	Black Rebel Motorcycle Club	Spread Your Love	27	{27}-53->2
#1321	01/06/2002	DJ Shadow	You Can't Go Home Again	30	{30}-54->2
#1322	01/06/2002	The Saw Doctors	This Is Me	31	{31}->1
#1323	01/06/2002	The Electric Soft Parade	Empty At The End	39	{39}->1

If you are going by the DJ Philip UK version of the Milk Inc track, in the second half of the track I think it has possibly the biggest buildup in a chart vocal dance track until David Guetta x Nicki Minaj - Turn Me On! 'In My Eyes' is a better song though imo!

Another Belgian act, there were quite a few in the chart of 2002!

Also its only 2:41 so a trance song could still be a hit in todays less than 3 minutes song trend.

The original Milk Inc In My Eyes is interesting too with its flute instrumentation!

Oh and for Green Velvet - La La Land, shoutout to our very own @La La Land

I Feel So Fine is nice the chorus very much reminds of Jam and Spoon's 'Right In The Night'.

Edited April 6Apr 6 by TheSnake

OK, straight into the good: Liberty X is a stylish 9/10, though I did overdose on it eventually, and Jessica's Eurovision from the days when it still seemed like we could knock off a potential winner fairly easily, Come Back was a good 9/10 too. A1, though while not a classic pop track like Caught In The Middle, was a pretty decent sign-off, 8/10.

That leaves some good singles for a 7/10: Enrique, and Fat Joe. A 6/10 as Pink treads water, The Reelists grabbed a forgotten 4/10 and I had the good taste to give R Kelly one week at 75 so a 3/10. The rest show how much my tastes and the Uk chart had diverged: DNC....

Just catching up on the last two sections while song contest hosting has been snatching away some of my musical free time!

'Follow Da Leader' is a pretty pointless listen for me when the superior aforementioned 'I Wanna Be U' exists.

'Rock The Boat' has been one of my biggest Aaliyah growers over the years! It's a great fit for her smooth, sultry voice. As John mentioned, it's tragic that the song is tinged with sadness due to the plane crash directly following the shoot for the accompanying music video. Gone way too soon. 💔

I agree that 'Escape' was a step in the right direction for Enrique following the cheesefest 'Hero', one of his better songs.

I'm also with you on 'I Feel So Fine', the trancey production really stands out (reminds me of 'Touch Me' a bit) but the vocal addition is a bit flat.

My parents' copy of M!ssundaztood is one of the first albums I remember properly getting into. The sentiments of 'Don't Let Me Get Me' are pretty relatable (well, maybe except being compared to Britney Spears x) but there's better to come musically from this era, love the back two singles.

'Just A Little' is one of the earliest songs I can vividly remember hearing on the radio a lot in the car. That's definitely my favourite of this section too I assumed it was Liberty X's debut for ages as it feels like the perfect launch pad, so was shocked to learn it was single #3. It's amazing how they turned the 'flopstars' narrative around and delivered a genuine smash. Blending pop with R&B was a smart lane and they look like stars in the video. Really catchy chorus, well suited production and a memorable middle 8 from Kevin too.

“Without Me” isn’t a big Eminem favourite for me, so again I’m looking further down the chart for the top highlights.

9	DJ Shadow	You Can't Go Home Again	Only his 2nd Top 40 and the 1st was in 1997: this is a really beautiful, calming and mesmerising instrumental dance track
8	Korn	Here To Stay	Their biggest hit to date and a reminder of how emotionally powerful this style of music can be when it isn't too shouty
8	The Electric Soft Parade	Empty At The End	The OCC have this as a double A side with "This Given Line": it's their last Top 40 and both great tracks in their usual style
7	Eminem	Without Me	927th #1: the very strong lead single from "The Eminem Show" with the "guess who's back" riff that will become iconic
7	Black Rebel Motorcycle Club	Spread Your Love	Their 4th single and biggest so far: this has a really strong baseline and swirling guitars and could easily be from the '90s
6	Rhianna	Oh Baby	Only Top 40 for this English singer and it's a really pretty track: shame a Barbadian artist with a similar name will come along
6	Atomic Kitten	It's OK!	A 3rd Too 3 hit since they really became superstars: nothing groundbreaking but an enjoyable song and I like the violin lines
5	Ian Van Dahl	Reason	Their 3rd hit as each one peaks lower than the last: the usual high emotion dance that works well but has a limited shelf life
5	Westlife	Bop Bop Baby	This entering at #5 was a shock after 10 #1s and a #2: it's a decent upbeat track in a similar style to "World Of Our Own"
4	A	Starbucks	Quite a surprise that they followed up the heavy but great "Nothing" with this very poppy number: it's fine but not special
4	Ms Dynamite	It Takes More	1st solo hit for this UK artist: really strong production but the melody isn't that interesting and the lyrics are a little tedious
3	Lauren Waterworth	Baby, Now That I've Found You	Only hit for this "Pop Idol" contestant signed by Pete Waterman: this '60s cover doesn't do much with the song but is sweet
2	The Saw Doctors	This Is Me	Only Top 40 this century for this Irish folk rock band: it's a very happy go lucky track that I don't really think goes anywhere
1	Billy Bragg And The Blokes	Take Down The Union Jack	Last Top 40 as lead for the protest singer and it's horrid:  just a bunch of political tropes strung together over a guitar line

2002 Week 23:

#1324	08/06/2002	Will Young	Light My Fire	1	{1}-1-6-14-17-24-32-32-38-40-48-42-50-57-69-71-61R(2)-44-47-44->20
#1325	08/06/2002	Ant And Dec	We're On The Ball	3	{3}-4-9-16-26-41-51-54-50-36-70->11
#1326	08/06/2002	DJ Otzi	Hey Baby (Unofficial World Cup Remix)	10	{10}-19-27-42-73R(2)-67R(2)-75->7
	08/06/2002	The Sex Pistols	God Save The Queen {2002}	15	{15}-30-44->3
#1327	08/06/2002	Busta Rhymes/P Diddy/Pharrell	Pass The Courvoisier - Part II	16	{16}-23-34-48-60-61-63-71R(95)->8
#1328	08/06/2002	Ozzy Osbourne	Dreamer/Gets Me Through	18	{18}-20-29-40-45-59->6
#1329	08/06/2002	Bell And Spurling	Goldenballs (Mr Beckham To You)	25	{25}-32-36-56->4
#1330	08/06/2002	The England Boys	Go England	26	{26}-46-52->3
#1331	08/06/2002	Ferry Corsten	Punk	29	{29}-51-66->3
#1332	08/06/2002	Reel	You Take Me Away	31	{31}-55->2
#1333	08/06/2002	Orbital	Rest And Play EP	33	{33}-59-74->3
#1334	08/06/2002	Dario G	Carnaval 2002	34	{34}-50-71->3

45 minutes ago, Julian_ said:

Ian Van Dahl

Reason

Their 3rd hit as each one peaks lower than the last: the usual high emotion dance that works well but has a limited shelf life

I suppose so, yeah it is high emotion vocal hard dance which there was a lot of in 2002, that sort of dance did come back to the charts in 2012-3 tbh with the likes of Calling (Lose My Mind), Just One Last Time, Clarity, Take Me Home being the best examples etc. Unfortunately it seems unlikely to come back to the charts again soon.

I remember Reason from the time, I didn't like hard dance back then but the vocal I think I liked.

The DJ Shadow track is nice enough I suppose!

Lol at Rhianna

Edited April 9Apr 9 by TheSnake

A - Starbucks is such a little bop to me, I know it has no real quality to it, but I just always found it catchy enough to enjoy, my favourite in that list, along with Eminem. I love Ms. Dynamite in her "A Little Deeper" era but "It Takes More" is far from the highlight, the lyrics aren't the deepest on an album that has some raw emotion and grit to it.

Gosh I know it's terrible but "We're on the ball" gets me in the mood when there is big football tournaments going, it's great fun!

10 minutes ago, TheSnake said:

Lol at Rhianna

Oh my god, I totally didn't click on to this being that.

I LOVE this song, it's actually my alarm clock song on my phone

It's OK by Atomic Kitten! One of those early-00s pop tracks I'll never not feel nostalgic listening to. 2002 was such a magical time for pop music.

Dj Shadow troubled not my charts of the time, and sadly Korn never grew in my fields, not even once. Electric Soft Parade padded in to my chart once, but not with this one, so things looking a little sparse so far. So, hooray for Eminem! Without Me top 5 and a fab video for a fine fun 9/10. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club usually got the revs from me, and Spread Your Love sneaked into my top 10 for an 8/10.

Rhianna Mk 1 surprisingly also went top 5 with Oh Baby, so thats a 9/10 without me having heard it in 23 years. I can only assume I was right about it! Atomic Kitten are just asking for an obvious comment, so here I am: "It's OK!" 4/10. Ian Van Dahl as per usual passed me by without noticing, and Westlife were robbed with Bop Bop Baby, genuinely their best record to date and a shock 9/10 from me. Obviously their usual fanbase couldnt recognise a fun pop record when they heard one.

I'm avoiding Starbucks and all the various USA mega-monopolies wherever possible these days. Elbows-up Canada! A? Eh? No, A. It grabbed a 7/10 though. Mine's usually a Hot Chocolate. Ms Dynah-migheetee? It Takes More, but another 7/10 from me. Baby Now That I've Found You is a great 60's pop great, and was given a completely different and wonderful take by Bluegrass act Alison Krauss in the mid 90's. Lauren Waterworth I would have thought was a made-up name until 5 minutes ago. I'm guessing it wasn't a great version.

The Saw Doctors usually buzzed off quickly as far as I was concerned, and This Is Me followed that trend. Billy Bragg, meanwhile, lives locally counting his royalties in a rich area, but thankfully has been mercifully not bothering the charts for 2 decades. He did have a heyday when he made some good records, mind you: 6 months in 1991 and one classic song in the 80's for the much-missed Kirsty MacColl. Mostly his awful tuneless posturing makes Bob Dylan sound like Karen Carpenter, by and large. Doesn't attend the annual Tolpuddle Festival these days.....

Atomic Kitten really took the MOR direction and ran with it post-'Whole Again'! I'm sad that I don't really think much of a group with a feline name but do agree that the violin lines of 'It's OK!' stand out positively. An early childhood memory around this time is my neighbour having a massive Atomic Kitten poster and then turning into a goth a few years later

'Spread Your Love' feels so familiar but looks like it's just 'Beat The Devil's Tattoo' and 'River Styx' by them that featured in Peaky Blinders. Sounding great as always anyway... that guitar work very quickly hooked me in too.

I didn't think much of 'Without Me' in the past but it clicked out of nowhere when it was back in the chart last year, good fun and self-aware. Poor Moby though!

DJ Shadow nice top pick - I remember Dandy put together a playlist of DJ Shadow/UNKLE songs for me to listen to years ago and it was a wonderful listen.

It’s World Cup season and this particular week definitely bore the brunt of it. I think this might be the lowest scoring batch since I started doing these, though it’s partly saved by a couple of good dance hits.

8	Orbital	Rest And Play EP	Just a 2 track EP with "Frenetic", a lovely track, and a new mix of the wonderful "Chime": all in all a well spent 15 minutes
7	Ferry Corsten	Punk	1st hit for this Dutch DJ under his own name rather than System F, and a really enjoyable driving instrumental trance track
6	Busta Rhymes/P Diddy/Pharrell	Pass The Courvoisier - Part II	1st credited Pharrell appearance on quite an interesting track: the "pass the Courvoisier" chant has a ritualistic feel to it
5	Bell And Spurling	Goldenballs (Mr Beckham To You)	Their 2nd and last hit: strong vocals and really quite a nice song; my favourite of the shower of football tracks here anyway
5	Will Young	Light My Fire	928th #1: this is based on the José Feliciano rather than The Doors version and it's nothing new but Will still sounds great
4	Dario G	Carnaval 2002	I do think the original of this is effective, but this seems to be a lazy remake: I can't detect any interesting new elements
3	Ant And Dec	We're On The Ball	Their last and biggest new hit and rather naff but not bad for a football track: I do enjoy the brass riff and it's quite catchy
2	Reel	You Take Me Away	2nd and last Top 40 for the Irish group: it has some quite nice folky instrumental elements but it's a terribly formulaic song
2	Ozzy Osbourne	Dreamer/Gets Me Through	His last solo Top 40: "Dreamer" is his dreadful attempt at "Imagine"; the other track is better but the vocals are not nice
1	The England Boys	Go England	"Go Ingerland!" to the tune of "Going Underground" doesn't even scan, and the singing is extremely raucous and ropey
1	DJ Otzi	Hey Baby (Unofficial World Cup Remix)	His last hit, and was already a rather obnoxious cover has been made even more grizzly by being turned into a football song

2002 Weeks 24 and 25:

#1335	15/06/2002	Paffendorf	Be Cool	7	{7}-12-21-23-31-48-71->7
#1336	15/06/2002	Puddle Of Mudd	Blurry	8	{8}-13-18-22-30-41-53-66-68->9
#1337	15/06/2002	Moony	Dove (I'll Be Loving You)	9	{9}-18-25-31-43-64-70-68->8
#1338	15/06/2002	No Doubt	Hella Good	12	{12}-23-31-35-42-54-65->7
	15/06/2002	Baddiel And Skinner And The Lightning Seeds	Three Lions {2002}	16	{16}-19-27-56-65-74R(2)->6
#1339	15/06/2002	Agnelli And Nelson	Everyday (Alex Gold 2002 Mixes)	33	{33}-49->2
#1340	15/06/2002	Peaches	Set It Off	36	{36}-56->2
#1341	15/06/2002	The Libertines	What A Waster	37	{37}-51->2
#1342	15/06/2002	Jimmy Eat World	Sweetness	38	{38}-62->2
#1343	15/06/2002	Spunge	Jump On Demand	39	{39}-69->2
#1344	22/06/2002	Elvis Vs JXL	A Little Less Conversation	1	{1}-1-1-1-3-6-11-21-30-32-45-60->12
#1345	22/06/2002	Kylie Minogue	Love At First Sight	2	{2}-8-11-21-33-40-46-44-51-46-52-74->12
#1346	22/06/2002	Sophie Ellis-Bextor	Get Over You/Move This Mountain	3	{3}-11-13-18-24-31-43-62-61-61-65-50-59->13
#1347	22/06/2002	Chad Kroeger Featuring Josey Scott	Hero	4	{4}-6-7-9-11-13-15-19-24-29-37-44-58-73->14
#1348	22/06/2002	Scooter	The Logical Song	2	7-5-{2}-4-2-2-4-8-10-18-21-27-33-48-73->15
#1349	22/06/2002	Papa Roach	She Loves Me Not	14	{14}-29-40-52-59-56-53-51->8
#1350	22/06/2002	Paul Oakenfold	Southern Sun/Ready Steady Go	16	{16}-30-39-56->4
#1351	22/06/2002	Ludacris	Rollout (My Business)	20	{20}-34-38-53-66-62-65->7
#1352	22/06/2002	Starchaser	Love Will Set You Free (Jambe Myth)	24	{24}-41-61-74->4
#1353	22/06/2002	Badly Drawn Boy	Something To Talk About	28	{28}-49->2
#1354	22/06/2002	Layo And Bushwacka!	Love Story	30	{30}-57->2

I think 2002 was the year there was an all out peak in unique World Cup themed novelty singles popping up in the chart. The trend definitely had died out by the next World Cup in 2006.

Elvis x JXL is the highlight of the other new entries, I have definitely played that a few times over the years. It's good for power walks I find.

'Punk' is good and like a precursor to 'Rock Your Body Rock'!

Omg so many interesting songs in the next batch.

'Punk' is absolutely great!

Week 20
Not much standing out here for me here. I'm in the minority it would seem but I find the Ronan cover rather nice and the same goes for Bellefire. Was something for them to score two back to back #18 peak hits off the bat too. Lost Witness track is sounding okay and 'P.O.D.'s Is pretty good too.

Week 21

'Just A Little', 'Escape' and 'Don't Let Me Get Me' are all strong and 'Come Back' a really well sung ballad from Jessica, to think this would be the last time we'd sniff the top 3 in 20 years.. 'Ich Will' is also quite good, my sister is a major fan of Rammstein so have heard their music aplenty.

Week 22

'Without Me' is a fun Eminem song but of course the strongest one is to come near the end of the year. 'It's OK' is probably in my top 3 AK tracks, a really nice and melodic pop bop. Don't hate 'Bop Bop Baby', quite catchy in fact but also extremely naff too. 'Here To Stay' is a riot. 'Spread Your Love' is quite good too but the DJ Shadow song takes it for best song I hadn't heard of before.

Week 23

'Light My Fire' is a fine enough cover but Will's better stuff is to come. Not a Football fan but can't deny 'We're On The Ball' is a bit of goofy fun. My dad bought the Ozzy track (and the album too iirc) so it was spammed in the car a lot lol. 'Dreamer' is rather plodding though despite the nice production and deep lyrics. 'Gets Me Through' is defo the best track of the two, the bouncing riff is pretty good although his vocals can admittedly be unsettling. 'Punk' is a pretty good instrumental dance track and Oribtal's two songs here are decent too.

Hard to order this group as there are plenty of classics and very little

that isn’t enjoyable. At the top I’ve put this glorious double A side from Paul Oakenfold with 2 marvellous and very different tracks, and my very favourite No Doubt song.

9	Paul Oakenfold	Southern Sun/Ready Steady Go	"Ready Steady Go" could easily be a Chemical Brothers track while "Southern Sun" is a wonderful piece of ethereal trance
9	No Doubt	Hella Good	They won't make the Top 10 again despite some great singles: this has wonderful gritty production and retro style melodies
8	Elvis Vs JXL	A Little Less Conversation	929th #1: this had been a very unremarkable Elvis track but the remix really brings it to life and up to date for new listeners
8	Jimmy Eat World	Sweetness	Another marvellous incredibly catchy hit for them: the opening "If you're listening (whoa oh-oh-oh-oh)" has great power
8	Chad Kroeger Featuring Josey Scott	Hero	Only hit for Josey with the Nickelback frontman for the "Spiderman" film: this is a surprisingly excellent and powerful song
7	Sophie Ellis-Bextor	Get Over You/Move This Mountain	"Get Over You" is catchy but "Move This Mountain" is the star track here: it's unique and has a really classy presence to it
7	Kylie Minogue	Love At First Sight	Her 3rd Top 3 of this incredibly successful campaign for her: this is a sweet, uplifting track with a light sparkly feel to it
7	Papa Roach	She Loves Me Not	Their 3rd and last Top 40: this doesn't have the raw energy of "Last Resort" but it's a very good song in a more subtle way
6	Layo And Bushwacka!	Love Story	1st hit for this UK DJ duo that will be back in a different form: this is enjoyable in its own right with the wailing vocals
6	Paffendorf	Be Cool	Only Top 40 for this German DJ group: it's a very effective trance track with a strong melody, without being remarkable
6	Moony	Dove (I'll Be Loving You)	The singer from DB Boulevard's "Point Of View" with her only solo Top 40: she has a wonderful voice and it's a nice track
5	Puddle Of Mudd	Blurry	Their only Top 10 hit and it is a strong, emotive, radio friendly and tuneful rock song but somehow is missing something
5	Badly Drawn Boy	Something To Talk About	Very much ties in with the "About A Boy" film, and nothing spectacular but still a nice wistful track with warm production
5	Peaches	Set It Off	1st hit for this Canadian electro punk singer with a similar style track to "Hella Good", though I find it a little minimalistic
4	Scooter	The Logical Song	Biggest hit for this German techno band covering a 1979 #7 hit: the track does work well but there isn't that much to it
4	Spunge	Jump On Demand	Only Top 40 for this group described as a ska punk band that sound quite like Madness: the vocals are raw but it's not bad
4	Agnelli And Nelson	Everyday (Alex Gold 2002 Mixes)	Last Top 40 for the DJ duo and a remix of a 1999 hit that makes it more explicitly a club track, but doesn't add that much
3	The Libertines	What A Waster	1st hit for them and you can hear the beginnings of how they will sound on their bigger hits but this one is a bit of a mess
3	Starchaser	Love Will Set You Free (Jambe Myth)	Only hit for this DJ act who seems to be trying to emulate Stardust, but the track is a little fomulaic and doesn't quite hit
2	Ludacris	Rollout (My Business)	This has quite similar sounding production to the excellent "What's Your Fantasy" but manages to just be a bit of a racket

2002 Week 26:

#1355	29/06/2002	Oasis	Stop Crying Your Heart Out	2	{2}-4-13-23-28-39-48-56-62-75-71R(376)-72R(33)-50R(14)-71R(157)->14
#1356	29/06/2002	Christina Milian	When You Look At Me	3	{3}-6-7-9-11-19-28-34-44-60->10
#1357	29/06/2002	Nelly	Hot In Herre	4	{4}-5-8-7-8-7-10-12-20-23-29-32-39-51-58->15
#1358	29/06/2002	Mis-Teeq	Roll On/This Is How We Do It	7	{7}-12-19-28-36-51-73->7
#1359	29/06/2002	Muse	Dead Star/In Your World	13	{13}-30-54->3
#1360	29/06/2002	Brandy	Full Moon	15	{15}-19-27-36-45-54-50-55-72->9
#1361	29/06/2002	Basement Jaxx	Get Me Off	22	{22}-34-55->3
#1362	29/06/2002	Andy Williams/Denise Van Outen	Can't Take My Eyes Off You	23	{23}-32-49-73->4
#1363	29/06/2002	The Vines	Get Free	24	{24}-47-69->3
#1364	29/06/2002	Sum 41	It's What We're All About	32	{32}-37-51->3
#1365	29/06/2002	Counting Crows	American Girls	33	{33}-59->2
#1366	29/06/2002	DJ Tiesto Featuring Suzanne Palmer	643 (Love's On Fire)	36	{36}-57->2
#1367	29/06/2002	Athlete	You Got The Style	37	{37}-65->2
	29/06/2002	Jaheim	Just In Case {2002}	38	{38}-43-60->3

The Kylie track is nice enough.

Oh I do know 'Southern Sun' its quite Olive reminiscent.

'Hero' is a good song, Chad and Nickleback did start off rather good musically at least!

I was reminded of Paffendorf - Be Cool as the US President tweeted this week 'BE COOL' in reaction to the effect of his tariffs. The synth riff of Paffendoff track is quite 2012 EDM as I think gooddelta said before about the track.

Dove (I'll be Loving You) I remember from the time; very nice track.

Scooter's version of 'The Logical Song' is great I think but not for everyone!

'Everyday' is a very nice vocal dance track.

Oh no, I love the Starchaser track especially the original non-vocal Jambe Myth version such nice soothing Balearic house production!

'Love Story' is better in the later mashup version.

'Set It Off' is definitely ahead of its time.

Edited April 13Apr 13 by TheSnake