English DJ and Producer Dave Lee under one of his stage names Jakatta lands up in 3rd place with the third single under that name in September 2002, 'My Vision' which features vocals from Seal and which bases on the composition "Brooks Was Here" from the 1994 Prison drama film Shawshank Redemption which was scored by Thomas Newman.

3 Jakatta Ft Seal - My Vision (13/28 votes)

4 Katy Perry - Waking Up In Vegas (14/29 votes)

5 The Libertines - Can't Stand Me Now (10/26 votes)

6 The Pussycat Dolls - I Don't Need A Man (9/28 votes)

7 Wyclef Jean Ft Mary J Blige - 911 (14/26 votes)

8 Queen - Don't Stop Me Now (8/29 votes)

9 So Solid Crew - They Don't Know (11/24 votes)

10 Akon - Sorry, Blame It On Me (7/22 votes)

Vote your Winner!

Stereophonics to win for me!

Stereophonics - Maybe Tomorrow

Stereophonics - Maybe Tomorrow

Pussycat Dolls….

I mean Libertines….

I mean Katy Perry…..

Ok go on then, Stereophonics

Bravery by miles.

That's one of the Phonics weakest from their 'classics'

'An Honest Mistake' one of my absolute favourites of 2005.

1 hour ago, Herbs said:

Pussycat Dolls….

I mean Libertines….

I mean Katy Perry…..

Ok go on then, Stereophonics

Still wrong xx

11 minutes ago, Bror said:

Still wrong xx

Damn - but I try so hard to impress you

An Honest Mistake by miles. Maybe Tomorrow is fine, but it's not up with their best work, and even of their slower more mellow (boring) songs they have better to choose from. An Honest Mistake is a true underrated gem of the era.

Bravery by a huuuuge margin. ❤️

The Bravery

The Bravery to win.

The Bravery for the win - only one Top 40, but what a song

The Bravery to win!

The Bravery - A Honest Mistake to win

Not to keen on any of the two - voted Stereophonics. Jakatta and Libertines my favourite songs here.

Stereophonics.

I missed this final completely, thank goodness the correct song won. It was my #1 song of the entire year <3

I've reopened it if you want to add on your vote dandy*!