Roba.

Northern Star but I like both of Geri's a lot too and 'Lullaby' is nice too.

What Took You So Long for me quite easily!

25 please!

The Buggles 'Video Killed The Radio Star' brings back memories of first discovering it via playing the dance mat game as a kid lol. A bundle of joy it is.

Going for... Kylie now oops. Good but not one I'd return to and tbh haven't heard it too much like her other singles. All of these are good though.

The Fray depart with 'Over My Head (Cable Car)' and was the lead single except for us where it was the second single following the gigantic hit 'How To Save A Life'. It peaked at 19 and comes from the film Stealth : Music From Motion Picture. The Fray would score one more top 40 hit after this with 'You Found Me' in January 2009 which charted at #35! 6 The Fray - Over My Head (Cable Car) (10/25 votes) 7 Oasis - Sunday Morning Call (14/25 votes) 8 T.I. Ft Rihanna - Live Your Life (8/24 votes) 9 Cascada - Truly Madly Deepy (12/25 votes) 10 Jennifer Ellison - Baby I Don't Care (12/27 votes) Vote your Least Fave!

Ngl surprised for whatever reasoning that Queen went before that dull Wyclef song. Still voting for that.

A somewhat early exit for Queen in 8th with their 1979 top 10 hit 'Don't Stop Me Now'. Coming off the 7th album Jazz and was recorded at Super Bear Studios in Berre-les-Alpes, France. BBC radio 2 listeners voted it the 2nd best Queen song in 2023 after 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. 8th Queen - Don't Stop Me Now (8/29 votes) 9th So Solid Crew - They Don't Know (11/24 votes) 10th Akon - Sorry, Blame It On Me (7/22 votes) Vote your Least Fave!

What an classic!

Didn't realise Good Charlotte charted low top 20 and then jumped to 8. Would have assumed it debuted there!

Didn't realise Good Charlotte charted low top 20 and then jumped to 8. Would have assumed it debuted there!

Rewind to this week in 2003 t.A.T.u - All The Things She Said Justin Timberlake - Cry Me A River Sinead Quinn - I Can't Break Down Kelly Rowland - Stole Turin Breaks - Pain Killer Eminem - Lose Yourself Busted - Year 3000 Good Charlotte - Lifestyle Of The Rich and Famous Kira - I'll Be Your Angel Moloko - Familiar Feeling New entries in 11-40 18 The Music - The Truth Is No Words 25 Violet Delight - I Wish I Was A Girl 28 Dee Dee - The One 29 Resonance Q - Someday 32 Mull Historical Society - The Final Arrears 33 Aquagen - Hard To Say I'm Sorr 38 Mark Joseph - Get Through 39 Jakatta - One Fine Day https://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/20030223/7501/

aw at Ennea out, not surprising though. Am partial to a lot of hard rock hence have sent stuff before myself. Thanks for the discovery Nine & 3/4!

Feeling fairly confident in a Q but as per never truly know with hardly a NQ sound in semi 2 really. Cheering on Zanmatony from the other semi.

Voted, that was a brilliant semi!

Both of those are fun tunes. I don't think I knew of the backstory of 'I Don't Like Monday's' either or slipped my mind when I did Bob Geldof as a research project in college. The things you learn etc!

So Solid Crew head off with 'They Don't Know' which was the groups second hit peaking at 3 and followed up the chart topper '21 Seconds'. They would have three further top 40 hits. Notable members who had solo careers thereafter were Romeo, MC Harvey and Lisa Maffia! 9th So Solid Crew - They Don't Know (11/24 votes) 10th Akon - Sorry, Blame It On Me (7/22 votes) Vote your Least Fave!

Gone for The Fray to hopefully save BFS from missing the top half! I do like 'Cable Car..' more than 'How To Save A Life' too.

Oasis got the call and leave in 7th. 'Sunday Morning Call' is the band's third and final single off their 4th album Standing On The Head Of Giants. It peaked at 4 like 'Who Feels Love?' which also charted at that position. The video is a take on Jack Nicholson's film One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest and was shot in an old mental institution in Vancouver British Colombia. 7 Oasis - Sunday Morning Call (14/25 votes) 8 T.I. Ft Rihanna - Live Your Life (8/24 votes) 9 Cascada - Truly Madly Deepy (12/25 votes) 10 Jennifer Ellison - Baby I Don't Care (12/27 votes) Vote your Least Fave!

Haven't commented since it's finished but good winner, congrats dhwe. Great top 10 overall there. My 12 in French Affair coming 2nd is very pleasing to see. Funny that Wardy and I gave the same songs our 12 and 10 respectively too lol. Would've like Stenchman to be top 20 but is rather a novelty I guess so maybe as best as could do. Not really fussed about 'Rooftop' being 2nd to last as never been a big fan of it anyway but was in line with the party theme and was an old song me and Rich were discussing years back lol. Was reconfirming several times too oops (the other ones would have definitely stood much more of a chance tbh). Thanks for the smooth and fun hosting Rich as always. Hopefully a well earned break from hosting contests for a while now!

Also thinking Submarine 'Why' sounds like the sort of song to do well, as well as A*Teens, Lucky Twice and Kim-Lian.

What an classic that is.

Could very well be. Rollo could be a few choices here but settled on Twang.

An attempt at guesses.. Remi Nicole - Herbs La Oreja De Van Gogh - WoW73 Crystal Castles - Chez Wombat Kelis - Jimwatts The Twang - Rollo Stenchman - uhsting French Affair - Addy Kim-Lian - Scene Faithless Ft Dido - Julian Jeans Team and MJ Lan - Bror Kaskade - Jade Submarine - gooddelta Skylar Stecker - Tafty Chromeo - dhwe GusGus - Dobbo A*Teens - Robbot The Presets - Jester Bardot - Paddington James Julian Doré - matto Lucky Twice - Cody Eden xo - diva thin muffin Hayley Kiyoko & Kehlani - Jack Eir Aoi - Nine and 3/4 Cheeky Girls - Mango NOMA - Da Tilt White Stripes - Allstarbysmashmouth Little Big - awardinary Veronicas - Juranamo Yuki Kimura - Cowtzy Solo Suplex - Juan Carlos

Not massive on either version of 'Tragedy'. 'Message In A Bottle' is great though. Police were on a hot streak here! 'Sunday Girl' - just another great single from Blondie!