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10 Songs That Didn't Quite Make It Will be continuing with the countdown in the coming days but first here's 10 songs that just missed out on a place (in alphabetical order) 1. All Saints - Pure Shores aJxG2wBmqLA 2. Beyonce & Shakira - Beautiful Liar QrOe2h9RtWI 3. Coldplay - Viva La Vida dvgZkm1xWPE 4. Deepest Blue - Give It Away 76gwXVOVsAM 5. Eminem - Beautiful lgT1AidzRWM 6. Girls Aloud - Sexy! No No No cZlttVuTgqY 7. Justin Timberlake - Rock Your Body TSVHoHyErBQ 8. Jennifer Lopez - I'm Glad pms9PrL67Gw 9. Just Jack - Stars In Their Eyes H9RunljdHow 10. Kelly Clarkson - Don't Waste Your Time NjM9nTd9Jnc

61 - 80 recap: 61. S Club 7 - Love Aint Gonna Wait For You – 2003 62. Madonna – Hung Up – 2005 63. Leanne Rimes – Can’t Fight The Moonlight – 2000 64. Kylie Minogue – Can’t Get You Out of My Head – 2001 65. Christina Aguilera – Fighter – 2003 66. S Club 8 – Fool No More – 2003 67. Justin Timberlake – Like I Love You – 2002 68. Bowling For Soup – Girl All The Bad Guys Want – 2002 69. Basement Jaxx – Romeo – 2001 70. Kelly Clarkson – Never Again – 2007 71. Rihanna – SOS – 2006 72. Atomic Kitten – Be With You – 2002 73. Dream – He Loves U Not – 2001 74. The Saturdays – Up – 2008 75. Katy Perry – Hot N Cold – 2008 76. Leona Lewis – Forgive Me – 2008 77. Sugababes – Hole In The Head – 2003 78. Sheryl Crow – The First Cut is the Deepest – 2003 79. Avril Lavigne – Complicated – 2002 80. NSYNC – It’s Gonna Be Me – 2000

A few of my favourites: Sheryl Crow - The First Cut is the Deepest (#36, 2003) dK9eLe8EQps Craig David - 6 of 1 Thing (#39, 2008) hU1TESLOXYs Linkin Park - Breaking the Habbit (#39, 2004) acgvRle07GI Sarah Connor - Bounce (#14, 2004) tA9PSTxxoX8 Avril Lavigne - Hot (#30, 2007) fzb75m8NuMQ Katy Perry - Thinking of You (#27, 2009) wdGZBRAwW74 Evanescence - Everybody's Fool (#39, 2004) jhC1pI76Rqo Lindsay Lohan - Over (#27, 2005) Kjrch1VFd8I Hilary Duff - With Love (#30, 2007) 41F5EdwsfKo

61. S Club 7 // Love Aint Gonna Wait For You // May 2003 Peak: #2 Weeks on Chart: 29 Points: 709 There are certain songs in our lives that we define as turning points and odd as it may seem Love Aint Gonna Wait For You is one of mine. I can see why it may be surprising as S Club 7 were hardly profound artists but as I spoke about with "Reach" they were my childhood and them splitting up was a big deal for us. I was 11 years old and nearly about to leave primary school and the band that defined my childhood were splitting, it just seemed as if it signified the end of something. Plus, the title Love Aint Gonna Wait For You actually turned into some kind of advice for me as the years went on Ad5JtomG-ts

62. Madonna // Hung Up // November 2005 Peak: #1 Weeks on Chart: 25 Points: 707 If I was to describe my musical relationship with old Madge it would be that of your relationship with distant relatives when you see them at some family event - you're not particular bothered with their life but you'll sit down and listen anyway because at the end of the day they're family which is kind of my reaction every time Madonna released a new track. The reason for this is because I was raised on Madonna by my mother and as a result a lot of her music has some childhood nostalgia feel to it which I enjoy but that doesn't mean I really like them. She's not terrible and I listen to Into The Groove, Like a Prayer, Frozen, Sorry and 4 Minutes out of personal choice and, of course, Hung Up which is my second favourite ever Madonna record after aforementioned Frozen. It was quiet weird at the time as everyone at school was so into Hung Up and it just seemed strange to me that the most popular song in the country, or my school playground at least, was by Madonna of all people. Then again, Hung Up is pretty undeniable and her only entry in this Top 200 EDwb9jOVRtU

63. Leanne Rimes // Can't Fight the Moonlight // November 2000 Peak: #1 Weeks on Chart: 22 Points: 706 Another childhood classic of mine from late 2000 :wub: One of the few songs on this chart I still listen to at least once a week, CFTM is a defining track of my childhood and from what I've gathered over the year when this has popped on the radio, TV, in a pub or on karaoke most people born between say 1990 and 1995 feel the same way about this track. Unlike the previous track which I eventually found annoying because of overplayed that fate has yet to happen to this track and I doubt it ever will F_RXq7T9p6s

64. Kylie Minogue // Can't Get You Out of My Head // September 2001 Peak: #1 Weeks on Chart: 26 Points: 700 Speaking of Kylie, here she is with my second favourite song of 2001. CGYOOMH is now a definite pop classic and Kylie's biggest ever song but it has grown slightly irritating over the years down to overplayed but it's still a monster of a song and does sound amazing in the right environments c18441Eh_WE

65. Christina Aguilera // Fighter // May 2003 Peak: #1 Weeks on Chart: 23 Points: 683 Christina's most fierce and bad ass moment came in 2003 with the fantastic "Fighter" from her best album Stripped. This was really the track that made me into the Aguilera loon I was between 2003 and 2008, it's her second highest song on this countdown and better than anything Britney, Madonna and Kylie did that year PstrAfoMKlc

Just had a sneaky look at the remaining number 2's of 2007 - I like them all!

Hoping this does as well as Selena's "Hit The Lights" should have done

I've passed hoping for a number one single at this point, as long as it goes top ten I'll be satisfied

My favourite video is Just Can't Get Enough albiet for VERY shallow reasons

Your Love Alone is brilliant, probably in the top 3 #2's of 2007

Disney star + Fugees sample = good song? Who'd have thought it I already love it!

I had a suspicion Higher was going to do this, I recall there were a lot of new American fans complaining that Higher wasn't on Itunes a few weeks ago

You Oughta know, I got the pieces of the heart you broke

Sorry no Sundown I'm afraid, it just missed out (#209 or something like that I recall) as did Don't Tell Me You're Sorry and Automatic High.

66. S Club 8 // Fool No More // July 2003 Peak: #1 Weeks on Chart: 21 Points: 675 Sorry but I bloody love this. I've already spoken about my rather embarrassing love for this lot but I'll say it again - pretty decent pop tunes and Fool No More is the best thing that this lot ever did in my opinion. You may question it being so here but I was all over this at the time - didn't do wonders for my street cred mind.... PQWHwKhqZPI

67. Justin Timberlake // Like I Love You // November 2002 Peak: #1 Weeks on Chart: 23 Points: 670 JT goes solo (and gets sexy) for the first time now, I'd been a big NSYNC fan and it was always obvious that Justin stood out from the others although I still argue that JC was just as talented. So naturally I was very interested in his solo album but didn't keep me hopes too high, Abs was my favourite from Five and his solo stuff sucked, so I was pleasantly surprised by Like I Love You and the whole Justified album which was my number one album of 2003 FQ3slUz7Jo8

68. Bowling For Soup // Girl All The Bad Guys Want // July 2002 Peak: #2 Weeks on Chart: 20 Points: 665 Stuck at #2 for 4 weeks behind Gareth Gates (#102), S Club Juniors (#88) and Kylie Minogue (still to come) BFS show that they won the war against two of those records, mainly because I still listen to this so often so it seems as if I like it more than those two. Girl All The Bad Guys Want is kind of a pioneering song in terms of my chart as it really was the song that began my love affair with punk pop oh and because we can all sorta relate to the subject matter of this song VGRxmYXi4Io

69. Basement Jaxx // Romeo // June 2001 Peak: #1 Weeks on Chart: 24 Points: 662 A song from my least favourite year of music in the decade, this is the third highest entry from 2001 and the other two are coming up soon, however make no mistake I do bloody adore Romeo and consider it to be the best thing Basement Jaxx ever did. Also, one of my favourite music videos appearing in the Top 100 as well LU4Y3A3oJRM

Woop! Go Olly, hopefully Troublemaker will do quite well

A great but little known American musician (Just 620 followers on Twitter) who really should be a lot more famous as his work is amazing. If you like Ben Howard, Mumford & Sons or Fleetfoxes you'll like this guy, here are some of my favourites Through Frozen Forest: bnrBsfX90TQ Faith & Doubt wzx3pt2s1Ac Hanging By a Thread AHTrch78sig