Posted Yesterday at 22:261 day Continuing on with the 20th best selling song of the year we have.Representing the UK year end charts: - The Bloodhound Gang: The Bad TouchRepresenting the Australian year end charts: - Madasun: Don't You Worry
Yesterday at 22:271 day Author Previous Polls for 2000:#25 - Independent Woman Pt 1 vs Let's Get Loud#24 - Music vs It's My Life#23 - Freestyler vs Thong Song#22 - Life Is A Rollercoaster vs Who Let The Dogs Out#21 - Out Of Your Mind vs Rock DJ
Yesterday at 22:301 day I don't really like the comedy rap in Bloodhound Gang but the Pet Shop Boys style production is very good so I still voted for it.
Yesterday at 23:181 day One of my favourite international chart facts is that Madasun had such a big hit in Australia with that, it was a fleeting girlband top 20 single here and completely forgotten. Not even sure it's one that has a cult fanbase here like Supersister, Girls@play, Solid Harmonie, Made in London and loads of others that failed to crack the top ten here.So I've always been curious as to why it took off that much in Australia, did they do a lot of promotion there? It's quite a nice song, with good production, but other acts were peddling the same sound with more personality.Anyway, I'm voting for The Bad Touch. I listened to it earlier today in fact before this thread was posted. Edited yesterday at 23:191 day by gooddelta
23 hours ago23 hr Author 39 minutes ago, Jessie Where said:'The Bad Touch' definitely!Had no idea Madasun were that big in Australia.Yeah, I always find it a little odd it did so well here compared to the UK.
23 hours ago23 hr Author 28 minutes ago, gooddelta said:One of my favourite international chart facts is that Madasun had such a big hit in Australia with that, it was a fleeting girlband top 20 single here and completely forgotten. Not even sure it's one that has a cult fanbase here like Supersister, Girls@play, Solid Harmonie, Made in London and loads of others that failed to crack the top ten here.So I've always been curious as to why it took off that much in Australia, did they do a lot of promotion there? It's quite a nice song, with good production, but other acts were peddling the same sound with more personality.Anyway, I'm voting for The Bad Touch. I listened to it earlier today in fact before this thread was posted.I don't recall there being any promo, though I could be wrong. Though there must've been if it got all the way to #6 on the ARIA Singles Chart. Nothing else from them made the top 40 here, unlike in the UK.Walking On Water #14 UK & #83 AustraliaFeel Good #29 UK & #45 Australia
23 hours ago23 hr “The Bad Touch” is one of my favourite songs of the year! “Don’t You Worry” is pretty good for a 2000 girlband hit though.
23 hours ago23 hr 10 minutes ago, Paddington James said:I don't recall there being any promo, though I could be wrong. Though there must've been if it got all the way to #6 on the ARIA Singles Chart. Nothing else from them made the top 40 here, unlike in the UK.Walking On Water #14 UK & #83 AustraliaFeel Good #29 UK & #45 AustraliaEven more bizarre then that they were essentially a one hit wonder there! Walking On Water was pretty good, I can't remember the other song without checking it.
22 hours ago22 hr Author 35 minutes ago, gooddelta said:Even more bizarre then that they were essentially a one hit wonder there! Walking On Water was pretty good, I can't remember the other song without checking it.Yeah I’m the same, I can remember Walking On Water, no recollection of the latter.Not that I think it mattered or had anything to do with it but it was out at the same time Madison Avenue were at their peak in Australia. I remember being initially confused between Madasun and Madison Avenue.Though that probably says more about 12 year old me, than the general record buying public of Australia. 😂 Edited 13 hours ago13 hr by Paddington James
16 hours ago16 hr Author I initially thought I was going to go with Madasun, but I’ve opted for The Bloodhound Gang. My brother loved the song, it was on heavy rotation for weeks.
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