Roba.

What would yours be? (Prompted by me just finishing listening to 'Hurt' by Christina Aguilera on Spotify random shuffle play lol.) I think mine is probably 'Everytime' with 'Because Of You' and 'Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart' close by.

Confirmed!

Another lottery theme *. I'll pick 38.

A tad surprising to see that down this low but 'Bad Boys' is another one that didn't click with me for whatever reason, production was fine I guess. I think it will place around here for me too when I post my rank. 'Broken Heels' and 'All Night Long that followed are far superior.

Never cared for or liked pretty much anything of JLS's. This one being no exception.

Voted for Stereophonics this time.

Kylie Minogue is out with 'Chocolate' next in fourth spot. It was taken as the third release from Kylie's ninth studio album Body Language which spawned the #1 hit 'Slow'. It peaked at 6 thus giving her a 27th UK top 10 hit in July 2004. It is a ballad that uses a Chocolate simile to describe Kylie's obsession with love. 4 Kylie Minogue - Chocolate (12/31 votes) 5 Jack Peñate - Torn On The Platform (11/28 votes) 6 Rihanna Ft Justin Timberlake - Rehab (15/30 votes) 7 Mis-teeq - Can't Get It Back (10/31 votes) 8 Britney Spears - 3 (13/31 votes) 9 Craig David - All The Way (16/28 votes) 10 Irv Gotti Presents Ja Rule, Ashanti, Vita and Charlie Balitmore - Down 4 U (8/26 votes) Vote your Least Favourite

Currently in the news due to Wireless fest and heading off here in 6th is Kanye West and 'Stronger'. It was his first UK #1 when it replaced Robyn's 'With Every Heartbeat' in August 2007. It had already finished in 5th place in the No.19 Survivor. 6Kanye West - Stronger (11/26 votes) 7 The Farm -All Together Now 2004 (14/27 votes) 8 Joe Ft Mystikal - Stutter (10/27 votes) 9 N-Dubz - Strong Again (9/26 votes) 10 Rik Waller - I Will Always Love You (26/31 votes) Vote Your Least Favourite!

'Stand By Me' is a classic, similarly 'Never Gonna Give You Up' is too. 'Pump Up The Volume' is a tune. 'Who's That Girl' is fine but inessential Madonna. There's other songs I prefer by Jackie Wilson but 'Reet Petite's' also fun. Like everything that's to come in the top 10 so intrigue on the order!

Ooh this'll be good. Shall be rating and gives a good opportunity to check songs I don't know. I did buy a GH of hers in Brighton last year which I also must check. 'Hands Clean' the only single of hers I bought. Superb track.

Deserved top 10 at the time!

'Boys and Girls' is a basic bop that would be higher up for me. I prefer it to 'Mama Do' but it's close between them both tbh. The two singles that followed this I liked even more though.

Ah that one I'd have a fair bit higher up. Dated sure but still an enjoyable track when I hear it and like Rich mainly like it for Amelle mostly but Tinchy's rap is ok on it too.

Bland cover, Joe has a good voice but wasn't my choice for winner. Stacey or Olly like Paddington would have been my preferred choices too. That 'Islands In The Stream' version isn't anything great obviously but since it was made for the cause I don't dislike it as such.

The Farm are given the boot next with 'All Together Now' which was released in 1990 as the second single from the bands debut album Spartacus and charted at number 4. Written when Peter Hooton the lead singer was reading about the Christmas Truce 1914 in World War 1. First recorded under "No Man's Land' for a John Peels session in 1983, it was put to the chord progression of Pachelbels Canon and produced by Suggs off Madness. The song was remixed by DJ Spoony with added choir parts provided by St Francis Xavier Boys Choir of Liverpool and recharted for the Euro's 2004 ending up at 5 this time round. 7 The Farm -All Together Now 2004 (14/27 votes) 8 Joe Ft Mystikal - Stutter (10/27 votes) 9 N-Dubz - Strong Again (9/26 votes) 10 Rik Waller - I Will Always Love You (26/31 votes) Vote Your Least Favourite!