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+20 Jay-Z '99 Problems' +19 Blink-182 'I Miss You' +18 Kelis ft. Andre 3000 'Millionaire' +17 Embrace 'Ashes' +16 Lostprophets 'Last Train Home' +15 Snow Patrol 'Spitting Games' +14 Lostprophets 'Last Summer' +13 Brandy 'Afrodisiac' +12 Enrique Iglesias ft. Kelis 'Not In Love' +11 Embrace 'Gravity' +10 Maroon 5 'Harder To Breathe' +9 Kanye West 'Jesus Walks' +8 Deep Dish 'Flashdance' +7 Razorlight 'Golden Touch' +6 Linkin Park 'Breaking The Habit' +7 Corrs 'Summer Sunshine'

I nominated it and I'm surprised it did so well. I thought it was a bit forgotten

Just put it back on TV before The Voice already. Don't let it be bogged down by the weekly chart. Do the chart rundown but take a lesson from Radio One and focus on live performances, exclusive cover versions and premieres of new material

I gave it 18 alright. I need to get a few dance classics through by hook or by crook though. Charlie has the rock/indie covered :lol: ;)

It depends on the amount of work done. Janelle Monae on We Are Young deserves less recognition than Hayley Williams on Airplanes. The worst was Timberlake's credit on Rehab, he does nothing. As for Calvin Harris question. He wrote the song practically and he's a name people recognise, why shouldn't he get a credit?

+20 Ultrabeat 'Pretty Green Eyes' +19 Layo & Bushwacka 'Love Story (Finally)' +18 Yeah Yeah Yeahs 'Maps' +17 Wayne Wonder 'No Letting Go' +16 S Club 'Say Goodbye' +15 Stacie Orrico '(There's Gotta Be) More To Life' +14 Room 5 ft. Oliver Cheetham 'Make Luv' +13 Evanescence 'Going Under +12 R Kelly 'Ignition (Remix)' +11 Linkin Park 'Numb' +10 Stacie Orrico 'Stuck' +9 Jennifer Lopez ft. LL Cool J 'All I Have' +8 Kelly Clarkson 'Miss Independent' +7 Linkin Park 'Faint' +6 Queens of the Stone Age 'Go With The Flow' +5 Deepest Blue 'Deepest Blue' +4 Delta Goodrem 'Innocent Eyes' +3 Javine 'Real Things' +2 Justin Timberlake 'Rock Your Body' +1 Christina Aguilera 'Can't Hold Us Down'

+20 Dirty Vegas 'Days Go By' +19 Mary J Blige 'No More Drama' +18 Shakedown 'At Night +17 Incubus 'Wish You Were Here' +16 Jimmy Eat World 'The Middle' +15 Nickelback 'How You Remind Me' +14 Ashanti 'Foolish' +13 Eminem 'Without Me' +12 Tenacious D- Tribute +11 Red Hot Chili Peppers 'By The Way' +10 Pink 'Get The Party Started' +9 The All-American Rejects 'Swing Swing' +8 No Doubt 'Hey Baby' +7 Christina Milian 'AM To PM'' +6 No Doubt 'Hella Good' +5 Amy Studt 'Just A Little Girl' Dang, maybe we should make Buzzjack compilations. I think we would do it better than Now!

Me too :heart: Also, I can't argue with this: Three of the greatest songs ever written. At least now we know where they are going wrong in the last 15 years list. Those are the only ones I approve off. I'd probably include more Pearl Jam (Jeremy, Even Flow) Hole (Malibu) Jeff Buckley (Grace, Last Goodbye should be bumped to top 10), Alice in Chains (Would), Placebo (Every You, Every Me), Smashing Pumpkins (Disarm, Tonight Tonight),No Doubt (Just a Girl) and Nirvana (Come as you Are) On top of that I would add more dance. The NME rarely acknowledge pure dance. The Prodigy is about as far as they go. To have a 90s list without dance music, crazy. Children is like the hymn of Acid House

All Ben's songs are great, its so rare. People are rightly praising his Call me Maybe cover but has everyone heard Video Games? 6Men2J9uebI

When you hear 'Keep Your Head Up' you are going to fall over. It is the most joyous piece of music I've heard in a long time.

I wonder what Ben Howard is going to do next. Only Love is something like his 5th single off that album (which shows how good the album is by the way). Will he re-release Keep Your Head Up and hope for some TV and commercial radio support? He will need to capitalise off this momentum right?

COMPLETE 2002 Days Go By- Dirty Vegas At Night- Shakedown No More Drama- Mary J Blige 2003 No Letting Go- Wayne Wonder Pretty Green Eyes - Ultrabeat Love Story (Finally)- Layo and Bushwacka 2004 I Miss You- Blink 182 99 Problems- Jay-Z Millionaire- Kelis ft Andre 3000 2005 Need to Feel Loved- Reflekt ft Deline Bass Doctor Pressue- Mylo vs Miami Sound Machine Not Now- Blink 182 2006 Faster Kill Pussycat- Oakenfold ft Brittany Murphy I Am Not My Hair- India Arie Because I want you- Placebo 2007 Stop Me- Mark Ronson Signal Fire- Snow Patrol Into Oblivion (Reunion) Funeral for a Friend 2008 Trippin' On You- Cahill After Hours- We are Scientists Moving to New York- Wombats 2009 Raindrops- Basement Jaxx I Remember- Deadmau5 vs Kaskade Always like This- Bombay Bicycle Club 2010 Perfect Stranger- Magnetic Man feat. Katy B Ain't Nobody (Breakage Remix)- Clare Maguire Cosmic Love- Florence and the Machine 2011 Take Care- Drake ft. Rihanna Young Blood- Naked and Famous L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N- Noah and the Whale

I don't know, the part where she starts dancing reminds me of Red Alert by Basement Jaxx. Its a bit of a grungy mess.

Urgh Tulisa. Young is not a bad song, she's just a bad performer. But if Dappy can get a number one...

We should see what of the recent songs are closest to the million mark. Good times! I'll be in work.

I think that is a little early timeline wise considering Britney didn't debut until 1998. I would say Carly would fit in the 'nsync-Pop era of bubblegum to the debut of Avril so 2000-2003. When bubblegum pop got a little more interesting and edgy when the scene reacted to Baby One More Time. Before that it was ballads, and teen girl bait like 1D and The Wanted are now.

It was on youtube two weeks ago, it premiered on TV this week and is currently getting its own premiere slots across the channels.

Tony Lucca? As in the mouskateer who used to date Keri Russell, Tony Lucca?

People saying that music TV is an irrelevance to me the other week. Look, Drake and Ri started playing on Monday, its across MTV, Starz, Dance Nation and Kiss and its up a whole 10 spots at least. Come on, do a Titanium!

Disturbia/We Found Love/Take Care Wish I could include a few more :P All of the Lights probably would have pushed out We Found Love from the Top 3

Depends on the level of the chart. Look at the Rock chart: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/rocksingles , filled with archive hits. I think you need to sell something like 5 copies to get on the rock chart. Sex on Fire Use Somebody I Got a Feeling ...The obvious ones. But really any classic song with exposure or a discount that makes people think 'I haven't heard that in ages' can make it to chart.

Wow, the airplay chart is a whole other country! So varied and look at all those songs that were so well played yet you never hear anymore. Even these: Jurgen Vries- The Opera Song Lisa scott lee - Lately RhIanna - Oh Baby Jaimeson - Complete Deepest Blue - Give it away Jason Nevins - Im in heaven I never would have expected them anywhere near this list

Me too. They did a set on Radio One to promote Eyes Open and I took an instant dislike to it. Eyes Open has so many great songs I don't know why this one keeps getting the nod.

'This isn't everything you are' and 'In the End' are better in my opinion

You can get the entire album its from on Amazon, used for £1.50. Not that financially prudent