James Bond is vanquished this round as the 2006 theme song from Casino Royale, 'You Know My Name' by Chris Cornell is next to go in 8th. The Soundgarden and Audioslave singer's theme was not included on the Casino Royale soundtrack but did feature on his second solo album Carry On. It gave Chris his only UK top 10 hit across his solo and group career when it peaked at 7.

8 Chris Cornell - You Know My Name (11/25 votes)
9 S Club 8 - Fool No More (9/30 votes)

10 Martine McCutcheon - On The Radio (12/33 votes)

Vote Your Least Fave

Definitely the Gwen song now.

Love Inc. again.

Wind It Up.

Yeah, Gwen. I liked it at the time for some reason, but now it's awful and I don't know what I was thinking.

Switching to Usher. Having said that, how on earth did 'Wind It Up' become Gwen's lead single when 'The Sweet Escape' was right there?

Wind It Up.

Utterly wasted vote but Linkin Park x

Gwen Stefani - Wind It Up

Usher

Usher again.

This was the way the Gwen track originally sounded, before it was decided to stir that questionable sample into the mix. Sounds a bit 'My Humps', so maybe the sample was added to make the song stand out a bit more.

She's lucky it didn't derail the whole album campaign from the off though. The era had some really great songs - 4 In The Morning, Early Winter, The Sweet Escape, so indeed it was a choice. But I still don't mind it somehow.

14 minutes ago, gooddelta said:

Usher again.

This was the way the Gwen track originally sounded, before it was decided to stir that questionable sample into the mix. Sounds a bit 'My Humps', so maybe the sample was added to make the song stand out a bit more.

She's lucky it didn't derail the whole album campaign from the off though. The era had some really great songs - 4 In The Morning, Early Winter, The Sweet Escape, so indeed it was a choice. But I still don't mind it somehow.

I didn’t know this. Thanks for sharing It.

I think I actually prefer the version with the questionable sample.

I honestly love all of these. Voting Sugababes and it feels way too early to be doing that

I go with Usher now.

11 hours ago, gooddelta said:

This was the way the Gwen track originally sounded, before it was decided to stir that questionable sample into the mix. Sounds a bit 'My Humps', so maybe the sample was added to make the song stand out a bit more.

She's lucky it didn't derail the whole album campaign from the off though. The era had some really great songs - 4 In The Morning, Early Winter, The Sweet Escape, so indeed it was a choice. But I still don't mind it somehow.

I think I actually heard this at the time and not since, so that's a memory unlocked. Bad as the final version may be, this just sounds completely hollow and empty.