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TRIPLE J HOTTEST 100 2004 SONG LIST
10 years - propellerheads
10am automatic - the black keys
11:35 - aesop rock featuring mr lif
15 seconds - belasco
1974 square dance documentary - jack planck
1976 - rjd2
1980 - estelle
2 black 2 strong - mc murriz
2 freaks - b.l.i.m.
463 - buck 65
5 a.m. soho - salt pervert
5sometimes - lazy susan
6phase - i love space
88 keys - bad girls of the bible
a decade under the influence - taking back sunday
a friend like you - aberfeldy
a man - neon
a response to greed - the elected
a to z - darren hanlon
a town called sadness - dan kelly & the alpha males
a.w.o.l - down under beats crew
absolute affirmation - radio 4
accelerate - remake remodel
accidents - alexisonfire
addiction - diana anaid
adelaide - ben folds
adrenalin - koolism
adventures in success - stanton warriors
against the wall - the hot lies
against the wind - something with numbers
age of consent - disaster plan
aiming for your head - betchadupa
ain't no crime - carus/the true believe
alien - bexta
alive - shihad
all coming back - sarah blasko
all downhill from here - new found glory
all hands against his own - the black keys
all kinds of trouble - wesley davidson
all night long - bing ji ling
all over again - last years hero
all that matters - funk d'void
all that's left - thrice
all the drugs - courtney love
all the rage - gelbison
all you ever needed - the camels
all you people - vanlustbader
along the run - art of fighting
alpha beta gaga - air
alright - little birdy
alternative teenage suicide - burning brides
always - butterfly effect
am i awake? - they might be giants
american idiot - green day
amerika - rammstein
animal machine - the vines
another day in the life of mr. jones - limp twins
any minute now - soulwax
anywhere with you - saves the day
appreciate - pete rock
appreciate - plant life
archetype - fear factory
arctic snow - burning brides
are we talking enough? - a.s dragon
are you afraid of heights? - folding for air
asleep - splendid
assessment - the beta band
at the hop - devendra banhart
baby body - youth group
baby boomerang - the shins
back in the day - andy struksha
bad dreams - lyrics born
bad teenage poetry - the tremors
baggage handler - the accidents
baker boy - grand fatal
bam and bass - thunderball
bam thwok - pixies
banquet - bloc party
barricade - buffseeds
barrio superstarrio - pilot to gunner
bass buffer - statler & waldorf
bathtime in clerkenwell - the real tuesday weld
b-boy shit - 1200 techniques
be yourself - avril
beat of your drum - 78 saab
beautiful to me - little birdy
beauty in me {remix} - stisch
been this way - scribe
bent over backwards - fighting for alaska
berrad awa - naab
better off alone - grinspoon
better world - infusion
bi-curious magic - x-press-2
big brat - phantom planet
big onion - detroit grand pubahs
billy jack - relaxed muscle
black betty - spiderbait
black heart - big heavy stuff
black mask - international noise conspiracy
black orientalist - mike ladd
blacken my thumb - the datsuns
blazin - tali
bless my soul - powderfinger
bliss like this - ani difranco
blue black jack - mos def
blue on blue - dave clarke/mr lif
bong in my eye - regurgitator
born in the 70's - ed harcourt
born too slow - crystal method
boxcutter baby - love outside andromeda
boy - nations by the river
breakin - the music
breakin thru - blunted stylus
breaking the broken - sparta
breathe me - sia
breathless - nick cave & the bad seeds
bridal train - the waifs
bridges and balloons - joanna newsom
brighter than sunshine - aqualung
bring it all back - downsyde
buck it up - goodshirt
buffet - the cants
bullets and black lines - the hot lies
bunk lovin' man - dan kelly & the alpha males
burn it off - blues explosion
bury me standing - the avenues
butter - shifter
cage that tiger - soledad brothers
call me - dino
call me papa - donavon frankenreiter
callin' out - lyrics born
can you deal with that - i:cube
can't stand me now - the libertines
capricorn - the smallgoods
captains of... - a-love & evil ed
car of idiots - the zebras
casbah (katalyst remix) - dynamo productions
cash - the panics
castle in the sand - paper tiger
casualty - missy higgins
catch me up - gomez
cave styles - hermitude
cement - goodshirt
cha cha twist - the detroit cobras
chances - xavier rudd
ch-check it out - beastie boys
cheap trick - bikini atoll
cheapster - spiritualized
checkout cutie - dan kelly & the alpha males
cherry blossum girl - air
cherry tree - grand national
chicken - binder & krieglstein
chicken payback - the bees
christmas time - the darkness
city lights - the casinos
class dismissed - no through road
clean living - rjd2
cliche guevara - against me!
clones - ash
cloud #7 - down under beats crew
club foot - kasabian
club shakers - 2up
clumsy - stephane pompougnac & michael stipe
c'mere - interpol
c'mon c'mon - the von bondies
cocaine talk - crazy girl
coco butter - nou
coconuts {dfa remix} - junior senior
coincidence - todd sparrow
coin-operated boy - the dresden dolls
collide - halogen
come around - urthboy
come on - 78 saab
come to my senses - m craft
comfortably numb - scissor sisters
common people - william shatner
company - the avenues
company sin - john butler trio
confidence in confidentiality - gyroscope
conspiracy - macromantics
coolin at the bar - craig obey
coolite - tonjip
cops - 78 saab
corrected - hyjak n torcha featuring bonez
could i be right - on the speakers
could well be in - the streets
counting cars - the devoted few
crashing foreign cars - helmet
cream - dappled cities fly
cream puff - intercooler
cruise control - skeewiff
crying - speedstar
cyclic - buffalo daughter
d.u.i. - har mar superstar
daddy's blazin bbq - pepe deluxe
dance - danko jones
dance the dance - bit by bats
darkside - kisschasy
darts of pleasure - franz ferdinand
dead dogs two - clouddead
dead drunks - deloris
death of a dj - the revs
defender - rennie pilgrim
desolation angels - the devoted few
destroy rock & roll - mylo
devil song - the red sun band
devil's advocate - red jezebel
die on a rope - the distillers
diffident strokes - tism
dimelo - tony touch
dimension - wolfmother
dirty hearts - dallas crane
dirty little rebel - the cops
dirty love - division of laura lee
discotheque dancing - chris joss
dismantle me - the distillers
do d' freak - collettivo soleluna vs planet funk
do it again - lovejoy
do it proper - chicken lips
do the whirlwind - architecture in helsinki
do what you wanna - beat smugglers
doll is mine - blonde redhead
don't say nuthin - the roots
don't stop me now - the vandals
don't tell me - concord dawn
don't u eva - sarah blasko
down to you - jackson united
draw my eyes - ides of space
dream - dizzee rascal
dream machine - mark farina
dreams - tv on the radio
drink to moving on - grand national
drop the pressure - mylo
drum 'n boogaloo - mo'horizons
dry your eyes - the streets
earth - naomi
earthquake heart - the dirtbombs
easy - the beta band
elemental - limp twins
elephant woman - blonde redhead
english summer rain - placebo
enough about me (what do you think about me?) - todd sparrow
equus - blonde redhead
eternal holiday - rocket science
every single day - serena ryder
everybody come down - the delgados
everybody's gotta learn sometimes - beck
everyone is someone in la - felix da housecat
everything is everything - phoenix
everything is good - second dan
evil - interpol
evil 1 - richard easton
evil is known as 123 - daughterboy jao
experimental film - they might be giants
explosive - diverse
eyelashes - the panda band
eyes o gold - joni lightning
f***kin awesome - spiderbait
f**k the world - the vines
fading light - acre
fall behind me - the donnas
falling - nitin sawhney
falling man - blonde redhead
favourite jeans - bertie blackman
feed the homeless - starving artists crew
fever - pink grease
fiction - tim rogers & the temperance union
fine without you - alkaline trio
fireman - women of troy
firing squad - epicure
first time - jebediah
fit but you know it - the streets
flash dance - deep dish
float on - modest mouse
flown - machine translations
fly or die - n.e.r.d.
for lovers - wolfman
for one day - evermore
for the time being - phonique
force of life - open thought
forget her - jeff buckley
four - capoeira twins
four four four - fragile state
four to the floor (remix) - starsailor
foxtrot yankee - the cops
freakin out - graham coxon
free - donavon frankenreiter
free (remix) - estelle
freedom chant - secret masters
freedom fighters - the music
freedom in mind - mere theory
frequency - sounds like sunset
frisco disco - origami
from the sea - eskimo joe
fuck that shit - 2up
fugitive motel - elbow
funk station - mr jigga
funky kingston - toots and the maytals with bootsy collins & the roots
g.b.a. - xavier rudd
galang - m.i.a
galvanize - chemical brothers
gamble everything for love - ben lee
genevieve - greyboy
get a life - the freestylers
get along - fur patrol
get busy - katalyst/vassy
get high on yr own supply - dan kelly & the alpha males
get it - rollerskates
get it together - the go! team
get on top - the specimens
get ready - concord dawn
get up - sonicanimation
get what you need - jet
get your hands off my woman - ben folds
get yourself high - chemical brothers
ghetto musick - outkast
ghosts - yum cha sessions
gifts for the kids - ross mclennan
gimme tha mic - muph & plutonic
girl anachronism - the dresden dolls
girl and the sea - the presets
girls - prodigy
girl's best friend - the datsuns
girls can be cruel - infusion
give it up - lcd soundsystem
glottal stomp - friendly
god of love - treetops
godhopping - dogs die in hot cars
going home - black grass
going nowhere - cut copy
golden touch - razorlight
goldmine - george byrne
gonna be a blackout tonight - dropkick murphys
gonna try to be a girl - love outside andromeda
good dog - tzu
good girls - the suits
goodbye sandy - steve parkin
got that vibe - afrika bambaataa
got to be a love - greyboy
got you on my radar - peabody
grand fraud - weird war
ground control - the pictures
guns don't kill people, rappers do - goldie lookin chain
guns of memorial park - sparta
hair - lazaro's dog
handshake drugs - wilco
happy - max sedgley
hard act to follow - grinspoon
hats off to dror frangi - the chap
he not in (remix) - chicken lips
he woke me up again - sufjan stevens
head like a hole - afi
heaps good - muph & plutonic
heart - sporto kantes
heart attack romance - nations by the river
heatman - mkb
hell - cannon
hello - john butler trio
hello? is this thing on? - !!!
hey hey baby - the spazzys
hey man - ease
hey there bomb - 67 special
high place - the red eyes
high rolling - the beautiful girls
hip hop - royce da 5 9
hit the city - mark lanegan band
hold me now - polyphonic spree
hold on - a disco ate my baby
hold on me - grinspoon
holiday - nightstick
hollywood ending - hayden
homesick - big heavy stuff
honest j - the herd
horror with eyeballs - the dissociatives
hot kids - riff random
hot lips - kelli ali
hot night crash - sahara hotnights
hot ride - prodigy
hott bizness - lyrics born
house of cards - dollar bar
how about that? - gisli
how will i know you? - mocky
i am - airlock
i can see clearly now - seelenluft
i can't give you what i haven't got - the living end
i disappear - the faint
i don't care - the roots
i gotta sing - donavon frankenreiter/g love
i love the valley oh! - xiu xiu
i love total destrucio - the nectarine no.9
i love you cause i have to - dogs die in hot cars
i need you - the stands
i only want you - eagles of death metal
i see monsters - ryan adams
i suck - mark ronson
i thought you were my boyfriend - the magnetic fields
i want more - faithless
i want you - danko jones
i was born (a unicorn) - the unicorns
icarus - chasm/ozi batla
if i could kill - bird blobs
if i ever feel better - phoenix
if i try - intercooler
if i was the sheriff - the a.m.
if it's catchy it means you stole it - sneeze
i'll be surprised - skinny man
i'm a cuckoo - belle & sebastian
i'm a wheel - wilco
i'm blue - 5.6.7.8's
i'm going home - shifter
i'm going to execute your ex-boyfriend - david mccormack & the polaroids
i'm gonna ask to leave - superthriller
i'm gonna haunt you - fabienne delsol
i'm on you - izabo
i'm so post modern - the bedroom philosopher
imagine - a perfect circle
in a cage (on prozac) - my red cell
in my arms - mylo
in the city - boca 45 with mckay
in your head - the panics
indecisive weirdo - the follow
insomniac olympics - blockhead
irish blood, english heart - morrissey
it all catches up with you - ground components
it don't matter - donavon frankenreiter
it takes time to build - beastie boys
it's all about - vanlustbader
it's alright - vegas kings
it's gonna take an airplane - destroyer
it's on everything - last days of april
it's too late - evermore
it's you - pj harvey
i've forgotten how to make you cum - no through road
jaded - george
jamie in alabaster skin - folding for air
johnny cash - sons and daughters
jolene (live) - the white stripes
juneau - funeral for a friend
keep it movin - jean jacques smoothie
keep it real - ash grunwald
keep livin - jean grae
keep on movin' - modern giant
kids don't sell their hopes so fast - night hour
kinda new - spektrum
king of the rodeo - kings of leon
kingswood - the vasco era
kiss of life - supergrass
knock me down - my red cell
lachlan - your wedding night
ladies man - bias b
ladies want it - jan driver
last drag - 67 special
latin thugs - cypress hill
laura - scissor sisters
lay it down - flevans
leave me alone - razorlight
'lectro chunk - stir fry
left behind - aqualung
lesfortunate - downsyde
let me die a woman - the phoenix foundation
lets go! - the presets
letter from belgium - the mountain goats
leverage of space (live) - red hot chili peppers
levy - the rectifiers
life goes by - the special goodness
lights turn green - gb3
line it up - preston school of industry
linguistics - jurassic 5
little yellow spider - devendra banhart
london taxi - the trafalgars
longtime - salmonella dub
look what you've done - jet
looking back 'nothin but love' - 1200 techniques
looking backwards - lazy susan
lose your frown - electric soft parade
lost in green eyes - the panics
lost in the plot - the dears
lotion - greenskeepers
love - g love
love - gecko
love and glory - tina harrod
love is all - the rapture
love is hell - ryan adams
love that holds me ransom - special patrol
lover's spit - broken social scene
lovetrap - nikola sarcevic
magnificent - mos def & vinia mojica
make it rain - tom waits
make love f**k war - moby & public enemy
mandarines - butterfingers
mandate my ass - le dust sucker
manilla {remix} - seelenluft
margerine rock - stereolab
mass destruction - faithless
mayakovsky had a gun - one dollar short
maybe - n.e.r.d.
me and mia - ted leo & the pharmacists
mein teil - rammstein
memory lane - elliott smith
'merican - descendents
messin around - the datsuns
methamphetamine blues - mark lanegan band
mickey mouse motherf***ers - mocky
micronomic - lali puna
mighty little man - steve burns
mila's blue wings - the restless
mind killer - freeland
mind the gap - drumattic twins
minerva moog pt 1 - bleepin j squawkins
minor causes - the mitgang audio
miracle drug - a.c.newman
mirror mirror - after the fall
misty rowe - young heart attack
misunderstood - drapht
modern girls & old fashioned men - the strokes
modern life - rocket science
mono - courtney love
monster - granddadbob
morgenstern - rammstein
morning hero - izabo
motor city baby - the dirtbombs
move dammit - sonicanimation
move now - mark b
move over - betchadupa
mr brightside - the killers
ms unavailability - clare bowditch & the feeding set
msimu kwa msimu - x plastaz
mundaya (the boy) - tim deluxe
musclecar - mylo
music when the lights go out - the libertines
musicology - prince
musique - full intention
my apartment - ben kweller
my boyfriend's back - the spazzys
my dad - wall of sound
my friend robot - regurgitator
my friends have - marianne faithfull
my star - international noise conspiracy
my weak beats your year - telefon tel aviv
naked as we came - iron & wine
nanny nanny boo boo - le tigre
nature boy - nick cave & the bad seeds
nearer than heaven - delays
needy girl - chromeo
neon lights - snap! crakk!!
never be alone - the get up kids
never believe - elf power
never far away - jack white
neverbend - money mark
new health rock - tv on the radio
new resolution - azure ray
new speedway boogie - black cab
new world record - the city lights
next exit - interpol
nightly cares - mum
no "w" - ministry
no party - new buffalo
no regrets - the von bondies
no rider - urthboy
no sleep - jebediah
nobody's fault - mr david viner
non photo blue - pinback
normal days - denali
not addicted - the streets
not for all the love in the world - the thrills
not many {remix} - scribe
not talking - die! die! die!
not that social - the von bondies
nothing with you - descendents
now - eyedea & abilities
now we gonna sock it to ya - blackmarket audio
nowhere again - the secret machines
nu steppa - salmonella dub
numb all over - dallas crane
oblivia - blackalicious
ocean breathes salty - modest mouse
oceania - bjork
oh my love - sophia
older than you - eskimo joe
omega supreme - dangermouse & jemini
omission - john frusciante
on again off again - sneeze
on my way - ben kweller
on parade - electrelane
on power off - snap! crakk!!
on the roof of the world - purdy
on the table - a.c.newman
on your own - dreamshifter
one big holiday - my morning jacket
one day - nubreed
one foot in front of the other - bright eyes
one more dose - delta
one plus one is one - badly drawn boy
orpheus - ash
out here in the cold - gotye
outmoder - trans am
over when i met you - the camels
paco doesn't love me - the spazzys
pain - jimmy eat world
palmcorder yajna - the mountain goats
paralexic cliches - sonicanimation
paranoia {rock remix} - swollen members
pardon my freedom - !!!
party animals - kinobe
party crashers - radio 4
passive - a perfect circle
peach - dappled cities fly
peapod - the red sun band
peasant bar - even
penguin - lazyboy
personal jesus - marilyn manson
phil collins running - kid kay ferris
phoenix - inga liljestrom
pictures of you - the city lights
pies - wiley
pit bull terrier - old des peres
planet rock - powers that be vs roland clarke
playing in the distance - grand national
plug it in - basement jaxx
poisoned - etienne de crecy
portland oregon - loretta lynn & jack white
post no bills - the mint chicks
power to the peaceful - anti-flag
pressure point - the zutons
process this - powderfinger
professional distortion - miss kittin
prophecy - soulfly
protege moi - placebo
protest - buck 65
pull your head in - the critics
pulse of the maggots - slipknot
push up - the freestylers
pushy-lu - ubin
put up or shut up - gangstarr
quarter to three - faker
radiation day - monster magnet
radio stereo - good buddha
raise the dust - after the fall
rapture rapes the muse - of montreal
rat race - the gift of gab
ready 2 wear - felix da housecat
real a lie - auf der maur
reason for the treason - the disables
recovery - new buffalo
rectify - the cops
reflections - atmosphere
reign - u.n.k.l.e
remember - p-money
remember - telemetry orchestra
reminder - kisschasy
riddler - james grehan
ride - the vines
right right now now - beastie boys
rise to the challenge - asian dub foundation
robo-sex - apsci
rock boys - the grates
rocket brothers - kashmir
rocket ride - felix da housecat
roda rodete rodiano - chico science and bid
room for one more - after the fall
rough diamonds - end of fashion
round and around - the smallgoods
rubbed the lamp the wrong way - bliss n eso
rubicon - alan braxe & fred falke
ruby - tweaker
run - snow patrol
run for our lives - the morning after girls
run run run - phoenix
russian girls - jimmy styles & the easy company
sabotage - gangstarr
saccharine - good riddance
safe forever - gyroscope
sake bomb - the d4
saturday night - ozomatli
saturdays - cut copy
save your cool soul - centipede
scar - missy higgins
school spirit - kanye west
schweinhund - the ross orbit stack
scorcher - vanlustbader
season song - blue states
second shift - purplene
see the light - riff random
see the world - gelbison
see through dress - red jezebel
see ya home tonight - the pictures
see ya round sometime - centipede
self destruct in 5 - epicure
selfish girls stay thin - fakesensations
send me shivers - mouse on mars
sender - pinback
setting fire to sleeping giants - the dillinger escape plan
seven x eight - anjali
sex call - rocket science
sf - seachange
shadowland - youth group
shadows - wagon christ
shake em on down - r l burnside
shake it on down - dj zeph
shake what ya mama gave ya - skeewiff
shake your blood - probot
shame - q burns abstract message
shame - pj harvey
she wants to move - n.e.r.d.
she will only bring you happiness - mclusky
shed 14 - sonicanimation
shelter - xavier rudd
shennanigans - timbaland & magoo
she's a liar - the daybridges
she's got something to say - the vines
shock proof - hyper
sideways in reverse - mark lanegan band
signals over the air - thursday
signing emo - mc lars
signing out - train of thought
silence - gomez
silver - night hour
simple sumz - panika
sing along forever - the bouncing souls
sing song - art of fighting
sing song sung - la rocca
sink, florida, sink - against me!
skeleton jar - youth group
slash dot dash - fatboy slim
sleep forever - the red sun band
sleeping beauty - funkstorung
sleepy little deathtoll town - the panda band
slow down ghandi - sage francis
slow hands - interpol
smashed heart - the follow
smells like electro - dsico
smile like you mean it - the killers
smoke - eskimo joe
smoke and love - cody chesnutt
sneaker sex - friendly
so broken - epicure
social suicide - bad religion
soft machine - by divine right
solace - xavier rudd
some assembly required - one dollar short
somebody told me - the killers
somebody's gonna love - alice russell
someday baby - r l burnside with lyrics born
somersault - decoder ring
something wicked - soma rasa
something's going down - ugly duckling
something's going on - lambchop
something's gotta give - john butler trio
somewhere down the barrel - the dissociatives
soon you'll be mine - the tropics
sound of everything - quantic
speakin in tongues - eagles of death metal
speed dreaming - american gypsy music
spending the morning - the smallgoods
spiders - wilco
spike island - the icarus line
spin my thread - custom kings
spitfire - prodigy
spitting games - snow patrol
spread em - city city city
sprout and the bean - joanna newsom
square window - squarepusher
stage presence - koolism
stand up - scribe
stand up tall - dizzee rascal
star dancer - plant life
starcastic - enon
stare - the accidents
staring at the sun - tv on the radio
stars - the lovetones
starship troopers - ozi batla
stay running - hyjak n torcha/bonez
stay with you - lemon jelly
step forward - dan kelly/alpha males
step in line - cockfight shootout
step up - drowning pool
stop drop and roll - mareko
stories unglued - fourth floor collapse
straight - the tremors
straight street - the fiery furnaces
strange dreams - the casanovas
strong man (for real) - dimitri from paris
stumble and fall - razorlight
subterranean homesick blues - sizzla
sukkafish - the grates
summer days - tzu
summer of love - black cab
summertime - the camels
sunday - sia
sunday - dj peril
sunshine - old man river
sunshine showers - after the fall
sunshowers - m.i.a
surfing on a rocket - air
surf's up arsehole - guttermouth
sweet virginia - gomez
swim - ani difranco
swords down - purplene
sympathy - the get up kids
symphobia - ross mclennan
take it easy - bright eyes
take me out - franz ferdinand
take my hand - ben harper & the blind boys of alabama
take the money - the fuzz
take this for granted - gyroscope
take you out tonight - general electrics
take your mama - scissor sisters
taken it all - zoot woman
taking sides - red riders
talk amongst yourselves - grand national
talk your wrist off - chasm with ozi batla
talkin out loud - osterberg
taper jean girl - kings of leon
teeth in the grass - iron & wine
tell someone who cares - boat people
ten days - missy higgins
terrible angels - cocorosie
texas to ohio - damien jurado
that man will not hang - mclusky
the 1234 - the start
the ballad of hank mccain - john zorn & mike patton
the battler - purplene
the beat goes on - ebony williams
the beginning of the ened - gentle ben & his sensitive side
the best of jill hives - guided by voices
the black keys work - erlend oye
the body breaks - devendra banhart
the brightest bulb has burned out - less than jake with billy bragg
the bucket - kings of leon
the careless kind - infusion
the cloud room - laura veirs
the dark of the matinee - franz ferdinand
the doldrums - night hour
the drop - regurgitator
the end of the world - the cure
the 'f' word - the dub dentist
the fever - the von bondies
the forces of light - the zebras
the grind date - de la soul
the letter - pj harvey
the love of richard nixon - manic street preachers
the man who would be king - the libertines
the man with the child in his eyes - majella o'shea
the new chapters - staying at home
the night i lost my head - maximo park
the one you want - the get up kids
the only thing i know - gotye
the party song - hy-test
the party's over - the camels
the pink g.r.ease - pink grease
the power is on - the go! team
the push - paul jackson & steve smith
the quiet things... - brand new
the rat - the walkmen
the red the white the black the blue - hope of the states
the rules - ben kweller
the save - jeff lang
the single - automato
the slap - by divine right
the snow has killed - maria solheim
the suburban ballet - bit by bats
the sunshine drive - the spazzys
the sweat descends - les savy fav
the tide that left and didn't come back - the veils
the truth about love - david mccormack & the polaroids
the unmade bed - darren hanlon
the valleys - electrelane
the word - 1200 techniques
the working class is after us - capital city
the wrong way - tv on the radio
theme - coconut monkeyrocket
there she goes my beautiful world - nick cave & the bad seeds
there's always room on the broom - liars
these walls don't lie - promoe
thinking in reverse - the dissociatives
this fire - franz ferdinand
this is a love song - little birdy
this is it - ryan adams
this is the house - dj soup
this is the way - devendra banhart
this old love - lior
this way - dilated peoples
thousand cuts - wolf and cub
three minute revolution - ben birchall
through the wire - kanye west
time stands still - cut copy
time to myself - liones
time will tell - holly golightly
tongue like a tether - love outside andromeda
tonights the night - little birdy
tonite - spiderbait
too careful - end of fashion
too drunk to f**k - nouvelle vague
too much information - sneeze
toothbrush - dj dj
trampoline - the grates
tread easy - the bank holidays
treat yo mama - john butler trio
trick me - kelis
triple trouble - beastie boys
tropical ice-land - the fiery furnaces
trouble - the ross orbit stack
trouble maker - machine gun fellatio
troubled mind - wild billy childish & the buff medways
truce - endorphin/khaled galal
tune in/tune out - red riders
turn me on - halfday
turning left at the red sea - disaster plan
twenty years - placebo
two thousand places - polyphonic spree
two-timing touch & broken bones - the hives
unbreakable - speedstar
unmade bed - sonic youth
unwind - fizard
up all night - razorlight
up at the lake - the charlatans
up with the birds - holly throsby
uprock - diverse
use it - 28 days
vanishing point - kinobe
venus traps fly - machine translations
verity - unpaid debt
vertigo - u2
very nice, very urban - the teapot dome scandal
victim of the crime - phoenix
wake in the city - ikara colt
wake up call - prodigy
walk idiot walk - the hives
walk into the light - automato
wallet/puffer/smokes/keys - the cops
wanna shine - dan brodie
wash in the rain - the bees
waste man - high pass filter
wasted - aampirellas
watching cars go by - felix da housecat
we want the dole - freeload
welcome to the north - the music
we'll make a lover of you - les savy fav
we're the devils own - ross mclennan
what became of the likely lads - the libertines
what have you done for me lately? - sharon jones & the dapkings
what the fuck? - machine gun fellatio
what you gonna do? - the city lights
what you want - john butler trio
what'cha know about - donavon frankenreiter/g love
whatever happened to corey haim? - the thrills
whatever's left - snow patrol
what's your number - cypress hill
when doves cry - damien rice
when jokers attack - the brian jonestown ma
whenever it rains - gorgeous
who is it? - bjork
who killed moby grape? - charles jenkins
who stole the soul? - the flash express
who's coming through the window? - betchadupa
why don't you do it for me? - 22-20's
why won't you talk about it? - the radio dept.
wicked man - ben harper & the blind boys of alabama
wild card - bass kleph
wild stylee - tzu
willow tree (live) - the waifs
wind up bird - pink grease
winter's going - dj signify
wipe that sound - mouse on mars
with red hands - switchkicker
woman - wolfmother
wonderful people - q and not u
work hard - muph & plutonic
worth it - degrees k
wot do u call it? - wiley
writing's on the wall - the tea party
yam al oyoun al sood - nazim al ghazali
year of the rat - badly drawn boy
yo mama - butterfingers
you broke my heart at the big day out - the incredible strand
you can't hurry love - the concretes
you come through - pj harvey
you don't see - the gin club
you don't want it - jean grae
you know what you want - georg levin
you lot - orbital
you make me wanna clean my room - halfday
you must be dead - the fuzz
you saw me fall - the fragments
you will you won't - the zutons
you won't believe it - the rogers sisters
young man old man - the dissociatives
your belgian things - the mountain goats
your cover's blown - belle & sebastian
your easy part - art of fighting
your starlight - future kings of spain
you're making me nervous - red jezebel
you've ruined all my favourite songs - machine gun fellatio
zindagi - the bird
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* It will rise in perfect light
* For I have loved the stars too fondly
* To be fearful of the night.
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Anthony Horan
> My vote is 'Somebody Told Me' by The Killers.
My vote is that Triple J stops rigging these lists by providing
pre-selected choices.
Sure, you can choose your own from their "Full song list to jog your
memories" - but if that's JJJ's idea of "full" then they obviously get
different record in Sydney stores than in the rest of the country :)
- Anthony
Adam
> My vote is 'Somebody Told Me' by The Killers.
>
> Want to vote?
> Start here!
> http://abc.net.au/triplej/hottest100/vote/default.htm
Here's my predition for the top ten in no particular order
evermore - its too late
eskimo joe - from the sea
franz ferdinand - take me out
grinspoon - hard act to follow
killers - somebody told me
john butler - something's gotta give
missy higgins - scar
powderfigner - bless my soul
spiderbait - black betty
u2 - vertigo
missy higgins for #1 even though that particular song has been playing on
triple j for years and was majorly overplayed this year.
Kevin V. Russell
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Sarch
> evermore - its too late
> eskimo joe - from the sea
> franz ferdinand - take me out
> grinspoon - hard act to follow
> killers - somebody told me
> john butler - something's gotta give
> missy higgins - scar
> powderfigner - bless my soul
> spiderbait - black betty
A lot of BIG cross-over hits above. I'd define 2004 as being the year where
JJJ led the explosion in Australian music and heavily influenced commercial
radio.
> u2 - vertigo
This was never played by JJJ - at least not outside of any specialist show.
> missy higgins for #1 even though that particular song has been playing on
> triple j for years and was majorly overplayed this year.
Its burnout factor will work against it, IMO. And let me guess, we're
likely to see another Australian act take out top honours? Ah yes, like
clockwork.
Sarch
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Adam
> On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 16:07:32 +1030, Adam wrote:
>
>> evermore - its too late
>> eskimo joe - from the sea
>> franz ferdinand - take me out
>> grinspoon - hard act to follow
>> killers - somebody told me
>> john butler - something's gotta give
>> missy higgins - scar
>> powderfigner - bless my soul
>> spiderbait - black betty
>
> A lot of BIG cross-over hits above. I'd define 2004 as being the year
> where JJJ led the explosion in Australian music and heavily
> influenced commercial radio.
>
>> u2 - vertigo
>
> This was never played by JJJ - at least not outside of any specialist
> show.
didn't think so. was looking for a tenth song for the list and didn't want
to repeat an artist already listed. it's a fairly obvious year for the top
ten i thought, I made the list jotting down tongs as i voted for my own
preferences. but it isn't easy picking a number one because as you said, a
lot of them (scar, black betty) were huge hits, but burned out. for an
international artist to take it out i'd go with franz ferdinand, but for
australian i'm sticking with missy higgins.
the dissociatives were a last minute ommission from my top ten. i've got
mixed feelings about their popularity and think their lack of recent hits
might be detrimental. surely 'somewhere down the barrel' would be in there
with a chance. have i forgotten any 'hits', keeping in mind the top ten is
usually compiled of commercially played hits.
Natalie
>
> On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 16:07:32 +1030, Adam wrote:
>
> > evermore - its too late
> > eskimo joe - from the sea
> > franz ferdinand - take me out
> > grinspoon - hard act to follow
> > killers - somebody told me
> > john butler - something's gotta give
> > missy higgins - scar
> > powderfigner - bless my soul
> > spiderbait - black betty
>
> A lot of BIG cross-over hits above. I'd define 2004 as being the year where
> JJJ led the explosion in Australian music and heavily influenced commercial
> radio.
I dunno about that... the charts were reflecting Triple J stuff way back
when I was listening, and I haven't listened to Triple J since Merrick
and Rosso left, so that's quite some time ago. These days when I
encounter them flicking thru the stations I hear crap and quickly move
on. That said, most of the stuff listed above doesn't really strike me
as very Triple J anyway, some of it sure, but I don't see why commercial
radio wouldn't play it, it's great!! JBT bore me to tears though.
I still remember my first commercial FM station (I live regionally)
being very different to the format they have now, it was kind of like
Triple J, before they went all alterna-crap, back when they actually
played a much wider variety of music. Needless to say I prefer the
former version of both! Sob.
Natalie (who doesn't listen to commercial radio either!)
Thomas 'bacco|007' Baxter
> This was never played by JJJ - at least not outside of any specialist show.
Interesting that its listed then - however supposidly there are a number of
Metal tracks that probably didnt get much of an airing outside of FMR
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Sarch
> Sarch wrote:
>>
>> On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 16:07:32 +1030, Adam wrote:
>>
>>> evermore - its too late
>>> eskimo joe - from the sea
>>> franz ferdinand - take me out
>>> grinspoon - hard act to follow
>>> killers - somebody told me
>>> john butler - something's gotta give
>>> missy higgins - scar
>>> powderfigner - bless my soul
>>> spiderbait - black betty
>>
>> A lot of BIG cross-over hits above. I'd define 2004 as being the year where
>> JJJ led the explosion in Australian music and heavily influenced commercial
>> radio.
>
> I dunno about that... the charts were reflecting Triple J stuff way back
> when I was listening, and I haven't listened to Triple J since Merrick
> and Rosso left, so that's quite some time ago.
These days the charts don't really reflect JJJ anymore, IMO. It's not until
the commercial stations pick up their music when singles and albums on
JJJ's playlist make inroads into the chart. "Back in the day" JJJ had
direct influence on consumers. Nowadays, either their audience is too small
or they just don't buy records like they used to.
Incidentally, above I was mostly reflecting on how commercial radio have
taken aboard a lot of the easier-listening songs from JJJ's playlist. I
think Nova (and even Video Hits) are the driving factors, because when they
follow JJJ's lead, Austereo is only a week away before adding it to their
top stations' playlists. And when it charts, ARN comes on board.
And for what it's worth, outside of Delta Goodrem and the Australian Idols,
it seems all the Australian music to have made inroads - sales-wise - have
been JJJ tunes.[*]
> These days when I
> encounter them flicking thru the stations I hear crap and quickly move
> on. That said, most of the stuff listed above doesn't really strike me
> as very Triple J anyway, some of it sure, but I don't see why commercial
> radio wouldn't play it, it's great!! JBT bore me to tears though.
All of them were played heavily by JJJ. For what it's worth, when I say
"influencing commercial stations" I've really taken a liberal
interpretation of "they play these songs 1-4 weeks before the commercial
stations." As long as JJJ are ahead of the game, I'm gonna continue to
state that they're an influence. Others may disagree. ;)
> I still remember my first commercial FM station (I live regionally)
> being very different to the format they have now, it was kind of like
> Triple J, before they went all alterna-crap, back when they actually
> played a much wider variety of music. Needless to say I prefer the
> former version of both! Sob.
I only started listening to JJJ from 1997, but even then, I wasn't really
into it until 1999 or so.
> Natalie (who doesn't listen to commercial radio either!)
I'm a chronic channel surfer so I do a fair bit for short periods of time.
[*] I'm sure community radio also have the ability to influence commercial
stations, I just don't think it happens that often.
Sarch
odonata (Linda)
Linda
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* It will rise in perfect light
* For I have loved the stars too fondly
* To be fearful of the night.
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Love Linda
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* It will rise in perfect light
* For I have loved the stars too fondly
* To be fearful of the night.
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odonata (Linda)
them) well as much as they can be...and yet keeping listeners..
BTW: Myfawny is just ace! :-))
Linda
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* It will rise in perfect light
* For I have loved the stars too fondly
* To be fearful of the night.
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> Australia "day"?
>
> What's that?
odonata (Linda)
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> On Mon, 03 Jan 2005 18:07:27 +1100, Natalie wrote:
>
> > Sarch wrote:
> >>
> >> On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 16:07:32 +1030, Adam wrote:
> >>
> >>> evermore - its too late
> >>> eskimo joe - from the sea
> >>> franz ferdinand - take me out
> >>> grinspoon - hard act to follow
> >>> killers - somebody told me
> >>> john butler - something's gotta give
> >>> missy higgins - scar
> >>> powderfigner - bless my soul
> >>> spiderbait - black betty
> >>
> >> A lot of BIG cross-over hits above. I'd define 2004 as being the year
where
> >> JJJ led the explosion in Australian music and heavily influenced
commercial
> >> radio.
> >
> > I dunno about that... the charts were reflecting Triple J stuff way back
> > when I was listening, and I haven't listened to Triple J since Merrick
> > and Rosso left, so that's quite some time ago.
Yeah they were fun as.
Now we watch them on 'unplanned' :-))
>
> These days the charts don't really reflect JJJ anymore, IMO. It's not
until
> the commercial stations pick up their music when singles and albums on
> JJJ's playlist make inroads into the chart. "Back in the day" JJJ had
> direct influence on consumers. Nowadays, either their audience is too
small
> or they just don't buy records like they used to.
I understand what you're saying. I love the fact that they still breakin
new music before the other radio followers....
As long as they continue to bring new music to me before the spam radio
stations I'll be listening.
What the f*** choice do we have?
> And for what it's worth, outside of Delta Goodrem and the Australian
Idols,
> it seems all the Australian music to have made inroads - sales-wise - have
> been JJJ tunes.[*]
True as...
> I only started listening to JJJ from 1997, but even then, I wasn't really
> into it until 1999 or so.
>
> > Natalie (who doesn't listen to commercial radio either!)
Good for you Nat
> I'm a chronic channel surfer so I do a fair bit for short periods of time.
>
> [*] I'm sure community radio also have the ability to influence commercial
> stations, I just don't think it happens that often.
Yep you're right :-|
> Sarch
Shadowking
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>
> I understand what you're saying. I love the fact that they still
> breakin new music before the other radio followers....
> As long as they continue to bring new music to me before the spam
> radio stations I'll be listening.
> What the f*** choice do we have?
>
Ok maybe years ago JJJ was king and no one had much options. Its 2005 and
here in Sydney the FM dial has many alternatives including a playlisted
24HR station : 94.5 FBI - which is superior to JJJ in some ways.
Differences: no news, no left wing provocations, mindless chattering,
less nu-rock.
Rural areas might be a different matter, but no one can say that JJJ are
the only alternative in Sydney metro and those who do are JJJ fanatics,
ignorant or liars.
Popularity of JJJ can be attributed to the following:
-National broadcast - signal reaches wide area
-The belief that you heard it first on JJJ, JJJ is not commercial, is
alternative etc - even though other alternatives have existed for some
time. Many people still believe (or want to) JJJ is the only thing in
town even here in Sydney, refusing to listen to anything else inc FBI.
- Peer pressure: All your 14-30yo mates listen to JJJ. JJJ is maybe a
part of youth culture (roll-eyes!)
- Political: See peer pressure. You want to be liked and be IN? - better
start hating the US, Howard, macdonalds, cars, planes.. and love the
green stuff.
Besides the internet might be the future of radio broadcasts and then
geography will have no bearing. What will happen when our receivers can
get FBI & co anywhere ? It *will* start to affect JJJ.. Broadband is also
going cheaper and its only a matter of time before more people will
discover the new stuff by downloading it. You can already see signs of
the change with every third person sporting an Ipod or similar DAP.
Magazines like Drum Media are already superb in their broad coverage of
new music and should be considered as alternative guides.
Enjoy your JJJ now but don't get so confident. There are other stations
who don't have the flagship name, but there are young, fresh and hungry
while JJJ's problems are getting bigger by the year.
--
Sarch
> My vote is 'Somebody Told Me' by The Killers.
My money is on "Take Me Out" by Franz Ferdinand.
> TRIPLE J HOTTEST 100 2004 SONG LIST
There are 994 songs in that list. Even if they did put all of them on their
playlist, that would average out to 19 adds per week. Incredible.
In reality though, JJJ add around 10-16 songs per week to their regular
playlist. The rest must be from the specialist shows or are DJ favourites
(which would explain U2's inclusion).
Sarch
Kevin V. Russell
> Russell" <zap...@ncable.net.au> wrote in message
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>> Australia "day"?
>>
>> What's that?
> You're just not Australian are you?
Well yes I am actually.
You should know that "Australia" didn't exist in 1788.
"Australia" day used to be called ANA for Australian Natives Association.
It is only sine 1988 that it has been taken over by the raggle taggle
patriotic fringe.
Michael J Smith
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[snip]
> "Australia" day used to be called ANA for Australian Natives Association.
>
> It is only sine 1988 that it has been taken over by the raggle taggle
> patriotic fringe.
Umm...
Exactly what are you smoking, and where can I get some?
As an old fogie, I can remember celebrating Australia day long before 1988.
Also, I've never heard of "Australian Natives Association", let alone heard
Australia day called that.
As for being a "raggle taggle fringe", well you might consider going out to
a local park on Australia day and see just how big the fringe is. It could
prove educational.
For me, I think Australia is a pretty great place. Nowhere near perfect,
but it still has plenty going for it. On Jan 26th I'll be pretty happy to
spend some time thinking about that and (seeing as this is aus.music)
singing about it.
Everybody ...
Once a jolly swagman camped by a billabong ...
Kevin V. Russell
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>
> "Kevin V. Russell" <zap...@ncable.net.au> wrote in message
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>
> [snip]
>
>> "Australia" day used to be called ANA for Australian Natives Association.
>>
>> It is only sine 1988 that it has been taken over by the raggle taggle
>> patriotic fringe.
>
> Umm...
>
> Exactly what are you smoking, and where can I get some?
>
> As an old fogie, I can remember celebrating Australia day long before
> 1988.
>
> Also, I've never heard of "Australian Natives Association", let alone
> heard
> Australia day called that.
That's beacuse you probably have your head up your arse.
Do some research boy and then come back to me.
>
>
> As for being a "raggle taggle fringe", well you might consider going out
> to
> a local park on Australia day and see just how big the fringe is. It
> could
> prove educational.
Hey if everyone else wants to have a public holiday, who am I to stand in
the way of people having fun. I'll just ask you to do this the next time you
see such a crowd. Ask them what the hell they are commemorating. Not just
celebrating (we all like a day off like I said). Australia Day does not
resonate for 98% of people because they don't know what it means. It's not
like July 4th in the U.S. or Bastille Day in France or Waitangi Day in N.Z.
We can take pride in creating the second most racially diverse nation on
earth. "Australia" Day is just not an appropriate day to celebrate it. It
means nothing. How about Federation Day instead?
>
> Everybody ...
Anybody?
Michael J Smith
>
> "Michael J Smith" <micjaeljatoptusnetdotcomdotau> wrote in message
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> >
> > "Kevin V. Russell" <zap...@ncable.net.au> wrote in message
> > news:41de5739$1...@news.comindico.com.au...
> >
> > [snip]
> >
> >> "Australia" day used to be called ANA for Australian Natives
Association.
> >>
> >> It is only sine 1988 that it has been taken over by the raggle taggle
> >> patriotic fringe.
> >
> > Umm...
> >
> > Exactly what are you smoking, and where can I get some?
> >
> > As an old fogie, I can remember celebrating Australia day long before
> > 1988.
> >
> > Also, I've never heard of "Australian Natives Association", let alone
> > heard
> > Australia day called that.
>
Well, you certainly convinced me. Thanks for your carefully reasoned
argument.
> Do some research boy and then come back to me.
"boy"???? Are we in Australia, 2005, or Georgia 1950? I enjoy a good
debate, but you have to behave like a grown-up, please.
Why is research necessary? You said that '"Australia" day used to be called
ANA for Australian Natives Association' prior to 1988. If that were true,
why have I never heard anybody call it that? I've been around for a number
of Australia Days prior to 1988.
On what basis do you make the claim? Do you recall hearing it referred to
as that? If so, by whom? Is there a reference to this?
Notwithstanding the above, I have nothing better to do tonight (I have no
life :-( ) so I did a quick bit of Googling.
According to the Googled web sites:
- Australian Natives Association (ANA) was formed in 1871, in Victoria.
- It was an Anglo-Celtic group with white-supremecist leanings.
- It played an important part in promoting Federation.
- In 1936 they flew an Australian flag, decorated with the letters "ANA"
from their Perth office. This annoyed the Prime Minister of the day, but it
was determined that it wasn't illegal/
- In 1993, they merged with Manchester Unity (a mutual fund!!!) to form
"Australian Unity" (http://www.australianunity.com.au).
- They now sell various insurance and investment products.
Other than the flag thing, they don't seem to have done anything of note
between 1901 and 1993.
Am I missing something?
odonata (Linda)
:-))
Linda
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* Though my soul may set in darkness
* It will rise in perfect light
* For I have loved the stars too fondly
* To be fearful of the night.
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> On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 12:05:20 GMT, odonata (Linda) wrote:
>
> > My vote is 'Somebody Told Me' by The Killers.
>
> My money is on "Take Me Out" by Franz Ferdinand.
>
> Sarch
*smile* that was my second choice!
we'll see Sarch we'll see.....
good luck :-PP
Linda
Thomas 'bacco|007' Baxter
> -National broadcast - signal reaches wide area
I don't know what affect that a 2 FM station regional market (like Dubbo)
does to Triple J, but in a 1 FM station regional market like where I'am its
a salvation... :)
Thomas 'bacco|007' Baxter
> In reality though, JJJ add around 10-16 songs per week to their regular
> playlist
But when is it getting played? During the day they will spin a few new
songs over and over (once a shift) and a lot of older stuff. They do
often through a few different ones into the mix occasionally though.
Kevin V. Russell
"Michael J Smith" <micjaeljatoptusnetdotcomdotau> wrote in message
You didn't do very much.
http://www.australianunity.com.au/au/info/australiaday.asp?source=leftmenu
You see, it was called ANA day before it was called Australia day (that's
because Australia didn't exist in 1788, Flinders didn't even give it the
name until 1824 or didn't they teach you that in primary school???)
And yes, you are right. The ANA were a earlier version of One Notion.
So what.