Our Favorite Songs of 2002 | Songs of the Year
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- Welcome to our Songs of the Year series. Today we're looking at 2002!
Every Friday we will each be choosing our favorite songs of a year, starting in 1958 and going all the way through 2021. We will be making five selections from the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Any song that broke the Hot 100 at any point during the year is eligible. After that we'll be making five more 'wildcard' selections. These picks can come from anywhere. They could've charted as well, but they could also be album cuts, from soundtracks, b-sides...anything at all. And lastly, we'll also be choosing our least favorite song to crack the Top 40.
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Here's the Year End Top 50. Will any of these make our lists?
1 "How You Remind Me" - Nickelback
2 "Foolish" - Ashanti
3 "Hot in Herre" - Nelly
4 "Dilemma" - Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland
5 "Wherever You Will Go" - The Calling
6 "A Thousand Miles" - Vanessa Carlton
7 "In the End" - Linkin Park
8 "What's Luv?" - Fat Joe featuring Ashanti
9 "U Got It Bad" - Usher
10 "Blurry" - Puddle of Mudd
11 "Complicated" - Avril Lavigne
12 "Always on Time" - Ja Rule featuring Ashanti
13 "Ain't It Funny (Murder Remix)" - Jennifer Lopez featuring Ja Rule
14 "The Middle" - Jimmy Eat World
15 "I Need a Girl (Part One)" - P. Diddy featuring Usher and Loon
16 "U Don't Have to Call" - Usher
17 "Family Affair" - Mary J. Blige
18 "I Need a Girl (Part Two)" - P. Diddy featuring Ginuwine, Loon and Mario Winans
19 "Gangsta Lovin'" - Eve featuring Alicia Keys
20 "My Sacrifice" - Creed
21 "Without Me" - Eminem
22 "Hero" - Enrique Iglesias
23 "All You Wanted" - Michelle Branch
24 "Get the Party Started" - Pink
25 "Hero" - Chad Kroeger featuring Josey Scott
26 "Wasting My Time" - Default
27 "One Last Breath" - Creed
28 "Whenever, Wherever" - Shakira
29 "I'm Gonna Be Alright" - Jennifer Lopez featuring Nas
30 "Oh Boy" - Cam'ron featuring Juelz Santana
31 "Heaven" - DJ Sammy featuring Yanou and Do
32 "Hey Baby" - No Doubt featuring Bounty Killer
33 "Girlfriend" - 'N Sync featuring Nelly
34 "Just a Friend 2002" - Mario
35 "Soak Up the Sun" - Sheryl Crow
36 "Don't Let Me Get Me" - Pink
37 "Nothin'" - N.O.R.E.
38 "Oops (Oh My)" - Tweet featuring Missy Elliott
39 "A Moment Like This" - Kelly Clarkson
40 "Addictive" - Truth Hurts featuring Rakim
41 "Happy" - Ashanti
42 "No Such Thing" - John Mayer
43 "Just Like a Pill" - Pink
44 "Down 4 U" - Ja Rule featuring Ashanti, Charli Baltimore and Vita
45 "Can't Get You Out of My Head" - Kylie Minogue
46 "Superman (It's Not Easy)" - Five for Fighting
47 "Cleanin' Out My Closet" - Eminem
48 "Halfcrazy" - Musiq Soulchild
49 "Lights, Camera, Action!" - Mr. Cheeks
50 "Still Fly" - Big Tymers
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1. Hurt - Johnny Cash
2. Jesus, Etc - Wilco
3. Do You Realize?? - The Flaming Lips
4. No One Knows - Queens Of The Stone Age
5. Untitled - Interpol
6. Golden Age - Beck
7. The Blower's Daughter - Damien Rice
8. Clocks - Coldplay
9. (This Is) The Dream Of Evan & Chan - Dntel
10. The Way We Get By - Spoon
11. Pounding - Doves
12. All The World Is Green - Tom Waits
13. Going Places - Paul Weller
14. Mary's Place - Bruce Springsteen
15. Silent Sigh - Badly Drawn Boy
16. Like A Stone - Audioslave
17. Heavy Metal Drummer - Wilco
18. The Greatest View - Silverchair
19. Weak Become Heroes - The Streets
20. America V 6.0 - Steve Earle
5. Black And White - The Flower Kings
4. Misery Is The River Of The World - Tom Waits
3. The Odyssey - Symphony X
2. Strip The Soul - Porcupine Tree
1. The Glass Prison - Dream Theater
2002- Deep Cuts
1. What A Waster - The Libertines (Song of the Year tied )
2. Love Burns - Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
3. Harmonic Generator - The Datsuns
4. Dreaming of You - The Coral
5. Geezers Need Excitement - The Streets
2002- Hot 100 US
1. No One Knows - Queens of the Stone Age ( Song of the Year- tied)
2. Cochise - Audioslave
3. Game of Love - Santana . Feat Michelle Branch
4. Hate To Say I Told You So- The Hives
5. Chopsuey - System of the Down.
Worst Chart Song 2002 - How You Remind Me -Nickelback
I had Datsuns' great debut album in my top 5 AOTY for this year - good to see I am not the only person here who knows (and appreciates) that band.
2002 Personal Cuts/Wildcards
1. The Seed (2.0 ) - The Roots ( Song of the Year)
2. The Essence - AZ. Feat Nas
3. Freedom - Jurassic 5
4. Rock Star - NERD
5. Good To You - Talib Kweli
2002 Hot 100 Billboards US
1. Fabulous - Jaheim
2. Work It- Missy Elliott
3. Video - Indie Arie
4. Feel It Boy- Beenie Man Feat. Janet
5. Feels Good ( Don't Worry Bout a Thing) - Naughty by Nature
Worst Chart Song - How You Remind Me - Nickelback
1. Politik - Coldplay
2. This Love - Maroon 5
3. A Thousand Miles - Vanessa Carlton
4. Foolish - Ashanti
5. Jesus, Etc. - Wilco
6. Hot in Herre - Nelly
7. Do You Realize? - The Flaming Lips
8. Girls and Boys - Good Charlotte
9. Cry Me a River - Justin Timberlake
10. Poor Places - Wilco
A lot of interesting selections . It was great to see one of India Arie’s songs get some recognition, she’s wonderful .
My picks are :
Lose Yourself : Eminem
Lonesome Day : Bruce Springsteen
Sweetness : Jimmy Eat World
Come Away With Me : Norah Jones
Little Things : India Arie
Slip Away : David Bowie
Do You Realize : Flaming Lips
Have Love Will Travel : Tom Petty
Nightingale : Norah Jones
The Rising : Bruce Springsteen
Thanks
My 2002 top :
1. Beck - Lonesome Tears
2. Radio 4 - Dance to the underground
3. The Coral - Dreaming of You
4. Idlewild - You held the world in your arms
5. The Walkmen - We've been had
6. Death in Vegas (ft. Liam Gallagher) - Scorpio Rising
7. QOTSA - Go with The Flow
8. The Streets - Let's Push Thing Forward
9. Supergrass - Grace
10. Interpol - Obstacle 1
2002 is a stepdown from previous few years,but here goes(and sorry Kramzer ,Lets Go Rangers!);
Clocks-Coldplay
Death on the Stairs-The Libertines
Disconnection Notice-Sonic Youth
Don't Give up on me-Solomon Burke
Don't Let it Get you Down-Spoon
Fight Test-Flaming Lips
Heavy Metal Drummer-Wilco
Leslie Ann Levine-The Decemberists
Lonesome Day-Bruce Springsteen
Lost Cause-Beck
No One Knows-Queens of the Stone Age
Obstacle 1-Interpol
Rain on Tin-Sonic Youth
Slow Burn-David Bowie
Story and Pictures-Woven Hand
The Horse that Dripped Blood-Mountain Goats
The Scientist-Coldplay
There Goes the Fear-Doves
Things that Scare Me-Neko Case
Walking With Thee-Clinic
Top 5)
5)Slip Away-David Bowie(one of his better latter day songs,a lot like "life on mars",some have viewed this as either a John Lennon or NYC tribute)
4)Hate is the New Love-Mekons(Sally Timms sings this dirge beautifully,she reminds me of Georgia Hubley of YLT,such a comforting voice )
3)Jesus Etc.-Wilco(in my estimate the lynchpin track from the brilliant YHF,don't know what it's about,lyrics are cryptic,but it sounds great)
2)Do You Realize??-Flaming Lips(reminds me of a modern "Imagine",but definitely better. It sounds spiritual and uplifting but with some very sobering lyrics. Great Song
1)The Rising-Bruce Springsteen(the best 9/11 related song IMHO,probably a top 10 Bruce song for me,it tops a relatively weak year)
#1 No One Knows - Queens Of The Stone Age
#2 Baudelaire - ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead
#3 Pick Up The Phone - The Notwist
#4 The Empty Page - Sonic Youth
#5 Kamera - Wilco
Honourable mentions:
A Song For The Deaf - Queens Of The Stone Age
The Best Ever Death Metal Band in Denton - Mountain Goats
Sympathy - Sleater-Kinney
Mr. Kennedy - Soft Boys
Shot Shot - Gomez
Joe gets my vote.
10. David Bowie - Slow Burn
9. Weezer - Keep Fishin'
8. Elvis Costello - 45
7. George Harrison - Stuck Inside a Cloud
6. Beck - Lost Cause
5. Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - The Last DJ
4. Ron Sexsmith - Gold in Them Hills
3. Interpol - Obstacle 1
2. Wilco - Kamera
1. Caesars - Jerk It Out
Kamera my #5 song of 2001 (album rule)
BILLBOARD
1. *No One Knows by Queens of the Stone Age #51* (Easily one of my favorite rock songs of the era that actually got some play. The riff and backing vocals give it such a great touch.)
2. *Love at First Sight by Kylie Minogue #23* (She nearly appeared twice this year, but I ultimately went with this dance pop. Catchy, but there's also something strangely dark underneath.)
3. *Lose Yourself by Eminem #1* (One of the biggest songs of the year, critically and commercially. It's pretty undeniable as far as 00s hip hop goes.)
4. *The Zephyr Song by Red Hot Chili Peppers #49* (One of their prettier, poppier singles. I prefer that side to them.)
5. *Hate to Say I Told You So by The Hives #86* (One of the big garage rock revival tracks. An entry two years in the making.)
WILDCARD
1. WINNER: *Do You Realize?? by The Flaming Lips* (Amazing bittersweet neo-psychedelia.)
2. *Trains by Porcupine Tree* (Going for more of a radio-accessible alt rock sound, and works really well.)
3. *Heartbeats by The Knife* (Cool, early electropop vibes here.)
4. *The Scientist by Coldplay* (A signature piano ballad of theirs for good reason.)
5. *Fight Test by The Flaming Lips* (I just love the atmosphere on this one, particularly what I guess is the chorus.)
Top 10 Wildcard HM:
Lost Cause by Beck
Fist Fury by Love Fist
What a Waster by The Libertines
Feel like by this point much of the 90s remnants have flushed. Electropop feels on the rise and the post-punk/garage rock revival groups near their peak. I really like the songs I have at the top, though they just don't reach the heights of decades past for me.
Worst TOP 40: Die Another Day by Madonna #8 (She was always one to hop on certain trends early. This one feels like throwing the worst ones on the horizon against a wall. Now the distinction of being my only artist appearing on both ends.)
Worst Runner Up:
Just a Friend by Mario #4
Down Ass Chick by Ja Rule #21
"Hate to Say I told you so" .. was 2000. Great song.
Best Songs Matches:
*101 - Kram +1*
*81 - Joe +3*
*68 - Jason +2*
Worst Songs Matches:
7 - Jason
3 - Joe
3 - Kram
Top Song Votes:
19 - Kram
*17 - Jason*
16 - Joe
@@oppothumbs1 Yep, for some reason it took until 2002 to chart. Must have been the explosion of the garage rock revival scene or something.
Nice to see two Flaming Lips in there.
Wild Card
01 Jesus Etc. - Wilco
02 Do You Realise - Flaming Lips
03 Sweet Caress - Izzy Stradlin
04 Slip Away - David Bowie
05 Wounded Heart - Bonnie Raitt
US Top 100
01 You Know You’re Right - Nirvana
02 The Rising - Bruce Springsteen
03 No One Knows - Queens Of The Stone Age
04 I Am Mine - Pearl Jam
05 By The Way - Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Honorable Mention
My Blue Wave - Lambchop
45 - Elvis Costello
The Last DJ - Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers
Losing My Touch - The Rolling Stones
Worst Songl
The Ketchup Song - Las Ketchup l
A good year for music. Quite a few underdogs this time around.
1. …and You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - How Near How Far?
2. Tom Waits - Starving in the Belly of a Whale
3. Sleater-Kinney - Oh!
4. McLusky - To Hell with Good Intentions
5. Broken Social Scene - Cause= Time
6. Red Animal War - When I Get the Feelin’ (Back in My Hands)
7. Interpol - PDA
8. The Mountain Goats - No Children
9. Enon - Sold!
10. Doug Martsch - Impossible
11. Dillinger Four - The Father, the Son, and the Single Parent
12. Ugly Casanova - Hotcha Girls
13. Sigur Ros - Fyrsta
14. Okkervil River - Westfall
15. The Mountain Goats - The Best Ever Death Metal Band in Denton
16. Jets to Brazil - The Frequency
17. Steroid Maximus - Seventy Cops
18. Agalloch - I Am the Wooden Doors
19. Tom Waits - Alice
20. Pedro the Lion - Priests and Paramedics
21. The Libertines - Vertigo
22. The Decemberists - July! July!
23. Denali - Gunner
24. Xiu Xiu - I Broke Up
25. Hot Snakes - Gar Forgets His Insulin
26. Hot Water Music - Wayfarer
27. Strung Out - Velvet Alley
28. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls
29. Pretty Girls Make Graves - Speakers Push the Air
30. Silkworm - A Cockfight of Feelings
31. Carissa’s Wierd - September Come Take This Heart Away
32. Against Me! - Walking Is Still Honest
33. The Lawrence Arms - The Corpses of Our Motivations
34. Boris - 1970
35. Mastodon - March of the Fire Ants
36. Avail - West Wye
37. James McMurtry - Choctaw Bingo
38. The Roots - Rock You
39. Guided by Voices - Cheyenne
40. Blackalicious - Blazing Arrow
41. Brandtson - Anything and Everything
42. Meshuggah - Rational Gaze
43. Mary Timony - Look a Ghost in the Eye
44. Chokebore - Ultra-Lite
45. The Books - Motherless Bastard
46. Number Girl - Delayed Brain
47. 12 Rods - One Thing Does Not Belong
48. Trial by Fire - Steps of St. Johns
49. Guided by Voices - Dig Through My Window
50. Spoon - Small Stakes
Great list!... but nothing from THE DELGADOS????!!!!!
No QOTSA?
2002
1 Hurt - Johnny Cash
2 Lonesome Day - Bruce Springsteen last great song for me by Bruce.
3 The Golden Age - Beck
4 Lost Cause - Beck
5 Guess I'm Doing Fine - Beck There's a blue bird at my window/ I can't hear the songs he sings.
6 Game of Love - Michele Branch and Santana. Santana was playing with so many singers at this time but this was his best collaboration.
7 Go with the Flow - Queens of the stone age - welcome back Joe.
8. 45 - Costello
9 Spooky Girlfriend - Costello
10 Come Around - Rhett Miller. His best song.
11 The Seed - Cody Chestnutt and The Roots. Great song. I think this record is about record companies asking Rap artists to add more rock and roll to their music. This is just not right the song tells us! However, this song adds rock to rap and it's good for that reason. It shows that record companies might be right. The song is the best counterargument against the song's own message.
12 By The Way - RHCP I'd be there waiting for Dani the girl Is singing songs to me
Beneath the marquee, overload. Anthony's lyrics are called cringeworthy but I don't usually feel that .. much. Wordplay can be our friend. Good vocals.
13 Rock Your Body- Justin Timberlake His best song to me
14 The Middle - Jimmy Eats World
14 a Summertime Thing - Chuck Prophet. very ignored dude.
15 Differently - Neil Young
16 I Thought - Bryon Ferry
17 We are all made of stars - Moby
18 Dreaming of You - The Coral. Maybe not near as good of their best songs but this band has made some fine songs. This serves notice that The Coral should have their day on TLM though this song would not be in my top 10 by them
19 Like a Stone - Audioslave (remember hearing a better song from them)
Best concert this year:
2002 Love | The Forever Changes Concert before Arthur Lee died.
"Then you feel your heart beating Thrum-pum-pum-pum" Andmoreagain
'"Cause I'd go slip, slip, you'd go slip, slip away". Message to Pretty
Worst song that is often considered the best song of this year: Missy Elliott - Work It
Good list, love Beck
@@ttmilbr Thanks, your lists are def good
1. I Am Trying to Break Your Heart- Wilco (SOTY)
2. Warning Sign- Coldplay
3. Like a Stone- Audioslave
4. Another Morning Stoner- And You Will Know Us By the Trail of the Dead
5. The Way We Get By- Spoon
Fantastic choices as always, fellas! 👏👏👏 Have a great day! 🙂 Also, get well soon, Joe. Prayers for a speedy recovery. 🙏❤️🩹
Hi everyone! These are my favorite songs of 2002:
1.Coming In From The Cold. The Delgados
2.Jesus Etc. Wilco
3.Up The Bracket. The Libertines
4.Lost Cause. Beck
5.Green Grass Of Tunnel. múm.
6.Hurt. Johnny Cash
7.Alice. Tom Waits
8.Oh. Sleater Kinney
9.Don't Know Why. Norah Jones
10.Do You Realize? The Flaming Lips
11.The Rising. Bruce Springsteen
12.Li Ma Weese. Youssou Ndour
13.Clocks. Coldplay
14.Quelq'un Ma Dit. Carla Bruni
15.The Way We Get By. Spoon
16.Dins Aquest Iglú. Antonia Font
17.Go With The Flow. Queens Of Stone Age
18.Ring The Bell. Songs Ohia
19.Heartbeats. The Knife
20.Here I Dreamt I Was An Architect. The Decemberists
21.All The World Is Green. Tom Waits
22.Hitting The Ground. Gordon Gano ft PJ Harvey
23.Don't Give Up On Me. Solomon Burke
24.Hallelujah. Ryan Adams
25.Mysteries. Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man
26.Point Of Disgust. Low
27.Dreaming Of You. The Coral
28.Karen Revisited. Sonic Youth
29.A Better Son/Daughter. Rilo Kiley
30.The Last DJ. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
31.The Blower's Daughter. Damien Rice
32.15 Petals. Elvis Costello & The Imposters
33.Sunday. David Bowie
34.Down The Road. Van Morrison
35.Grace. Supergrass
36.Miss Lucifer. Primal Scream
37.There Goes The Fear. Doves
38.Duft Punk Is Playing At My House. LCD SoundSystem
39.Curse Your Fail. Broken Social Scene
40.Sleepwalker. They Might Be Giants
41.Is A Woman. Lambchop
42.Black Rooster. The Kills
43.Morning Dew. Robert Plant
44.The World Is Flat. The Montgoldfield Brothers
45.Dance To The Underground. Radio 4
46.Former Glory. Ron Sexmith
47.Gratitude. Neal Michael Hagerty
48.Bandages. Hot Hot Heat
49.Under Cold Blue Stars. Josh Rouse
50.Nothing Is Ever Lost Or Can Be Lost My Science Friend. Liars
BRILLIANT LIST (as always), Fran! I had "Favours" from The Delgados as a co-SOTY. I had "Combat Rock" by Sleater... and "I am trying to break your heart" by Wilco... But we're pretty close! Bands that I don't see there that feature prominently on my list: CLINIC (Walking With Thee is a superb album...), IMPERIAL TEEN (another pop masterpiece), GUIDED BY VOICES and IDLEWILD (incredible album from the boys from Scotland... I'd think right up your alley). There's a few you've listed that I'm not familiar with, so I've got some checking out to do!. Cheers!
Hi John! Thanks. I hadn't listened to this GBV record. Difficult to catch up with them, they're so prolific. I listened to a few songs and it sounds as good as most of the albums I know by them.
Idlewild. I knew a couple of songs by them and I remember reading good things about them but never really checked them out. Just did and this 2002 album is awesome. Great melodies. Awesome drumming. A fantastic discovery.
I don't think I had ever heard of Clinic and Imperial Team, but I liked what I just listened by them.
Loving these musical exchanges!! So great to find new music. Cheers!!
Ah, John, from my list I think you'd enjoy Antonia Font (a pop group from Majorca, Spain, with great melodies) and The Montgoldfield Brothers (a British dream pop band), in case you haven't listened to them... Did you publish your list? I couldn't find it
hello Fran - Excellent list as always- Jesus Etc was an HM for me in 01 - here's what is going on - i fell behind with my listening schedule - did not post for 02 yet - i have moved on to 03 so i can be ready on friday - i will post 02 hopefully a few days later - these are good years - ok Fran, i will talk to you later
Hot 100
- Jimmy Eat World - The Middle
- Kylie Minogue - Love at First Sight
- QOTSA - No One Knows
- The Hives - Hate To Say I Told You So
- The Chicks - Long Time Gone
Wildcard
- Brian Borcherdt - Goodbye Vibrations
- Neko Case - I Wish I Was the Moon
- Tori Amos - Strange
- Against Me! - Pints of Guinness Make You Strong
Worst: Chad Kroeger and Josey Scott - "Hero"
First: It was tough to pick a favourite from this album but I am going with "Lost Cause" by Beck. I haven't done AOTY for 2002 but Sea Change would probably be mine for that year. I agree that it is just such a beautiful song (and album).
Perhaps as a defense mechanism, I always forget what Hero sounds like and imagine instead it being the far superior "My Hero" by Foo Fighters.
@@TimeToGetAlone Haha probably for the best!
this was a bit of a dry year for me but my top 10 of 2002 in no order are:
Against Me!- Pints of Guinness Make You Stronger
Elvis Costello- 45
Tom Waits- Alice
DJ Shadow- Six Days
Beck- Lost Cause
The Mountain Goats- No Children
The Black Keys- Busted
Wilco- Jesus Etc.
Nirvana- You Know You're Right
Jay-Z- 03 Bonnie and Clyde
Hello, my pics;
Stella was a diver and she was always down - Interpol
Dilemma - Nelly
The Middle - Jimmy Eat World
Untitled - Interpol
Six Days DJ Shadow
The Scientist - Coldplay
PDA - Interpol
Don't know why - Norah Jones
Gossip Folks - Missy Elliot
Star Guitar - the Chemical Brothers
Just did a deep dive of this year, so it's fresh. Can't pick between Lips and Queens.
El-P - Stepfather Factory
Flaming Lips - Fight Test
Trail of Dead - How Near, How Far
Mountain Goats - No Children
Bright Eyes - Lover I Don't Have to Love
QOTSA - Sky Is Fallin
Talib Kweli - Put It in the Air
Against Me! - Pints of Guinness Make You Strong
Q and Not U - Soft Pyramids
Minus the Bear - Let's Play Guitar in a Five Guitar Band
1) "Paper Tiger" - Beck
2) "Paradise" - Bruce Springsteen
3) "Choctaw Bingo" - James McMurtry
4) "Politik" - Coldplay
5) "Blurry" - Puddle of Mudd
6) "Hot in Here" - Nelly
7) "Lose Yourself" - Eminem
8) "My City of Ruins" - Bruce Springsteen - America: A Tribute to Heroes
9) "Go With the Flow" - Queens of the Stone Age
10) "Round the Bend" - Beck
Love all 3 of your S.O.T.Y picks. Kramzer choosing "Silent Sigh" was a nice surprise. Beautiful song.
My Top 5:
5) dredg - "Sanzen"
4) Interpol - "NYC"
3) Porcupine Tree - "Blackest Eyes"
2) Queens of the Stone Age - "No One Knows"
1) The Flaming Lips - "Do You Realize??"
Hey, i know u, soy suscriptor 🤗
The subwaaaaaay is a pornoooo.
Gawd I hate that band.
Cannot choose five songs that I like from the hot 100, so no U.S charts from me...
My #1... Dreaming Of You - The Coral... (Close between this and BDB - Silent Sigh)
The worst... Your Body Is a Wonderland - John Mayer...
Wildcards...
Silent Sigh - Badly Drawn Boy,
Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea - George Harrison, (A cover of an old song but I love it)
The Scientist - Coldplay,
Sugar Fuel - David Sylvian,
JUST MISSED OUT...
A Minor Incident, Something To Talk About, Tickets To What You Need - Badly Drawn Boy, (Always liked BDB, there are gems on every album)
Goodbye, Pass It On - The Coral,
Feel, Sexed Up, Come Undone Robbie Williams,
Goodnight Irene, I Thought - Bryan Ferry ,
Baby, Your My Light - Richard Hawley
10. Pretty Girl From Matthews - The Avett Brothers
9. Lord Byron's Luggage - Warren Zevon
8. You Saved My Life - Joe Satriani
7. Torn To Shreds - Def Leppard
6. P2 Vatican Blues - George Harrison
5. Mr. Rabbit - Paul Westerberg
4. John Lee Supertaster - They Might Be Giants
3. My City of Ruins - Bruce Springsteen
2. Everybody Out of the Water - the Wallflowers
1. Hurt - Johnny Cash
First time I've picked a SOTY that is also one of yours
Had to be "Do You Realize" by The Flaming Lips. One of my favourite all time tracks and a reminder to me of a dear friend every time I hear it.
I want to also give a shout out for any track off "The Big Come Up" debut album by The Black Keys. There are better tracks on their later albums but I just wanted to give them a shout out as they're one of my favourite bands but I don't think I've heard them mentioned at all by anyone at TLM or indeed during the Listography incarnation? Maybe we'll get to hear a little more in later years...maybe not 🤷
PS. Cannot wait for Arcade Fire week. Loving the new Album "We" and am intrigued to see where it sits with you guys. I'm already anticipating "Everything Now" being bottom of the pile.. again, we'll wait and see.
Lots of similar picks.
SOTY - Poor Places - Wilco
Silent Sigh
Lost Cause
Fight Test
Jonathon Fisk
1. Dreaming of you - The Coral
2. The man comes around - Johnny Cash (got my Johnny Cash songs mixed up - Hurt is in my 2003 list)
3. Hands of Time - Groove Armada
4. In this World - Moby
5. Strange and Beautiful - Aqualung
6. Little by Little - Oasis
7. Lose Yourself - Eminem
8. Cannonball - Damien Rice
9. Dove (I'll be loving you) - Moony
10. Gold - Beverley Knight
Damn, missed Hurt.
Only one list this week. Not enough in the Hot 100 to make it worthwhile.
1. Slow Burn - Davie Bowie
2. Mistaken ID - Citizen Cope
3. I've Got To See You Again - Norah Jones
4. Obstacle 1 - Interpol
5. The Scientist - Coldplay
6. Cactus - David Bowie
7. Jonathan Fisk - Spoon
8. Don't Know Why - Norah Jones
9. One Beat - Sleater-Kinney
10. War on War - Wilco
SOTY: Slow Burn
Most of the songs on my list come from my top 5 albums of the year. This is true throughout my extended list of 25 songs. Not a broad year, but deep at the top.
My Top 10
1. OPETH "Deliverance'
2. SILVERCHAIR " Luv Your Life"
3. ESTIRPE " Ciudad de Mal"
4. BECK "Lonesome Tears"
5. A-HA "Forever Not Yours"
6. PARADISE LOST "Erased"
7. COLDPLAY "Warning Sign'
8. PORCUPINE TREE " Prodigal"
9. KORN "Alone I Break"
10. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Empty Sky"
Greetings from Canary Islands
Porcupine Tree, Strip the Soul is great. I also like that Paradise Lost album. Its when I got into them but its too bad it always gets ranked near the bottom of their discography. I also think Opeth Deliverance is their single greatest song ever.
HM - Bruce Springsteen - The Rising, Libertines - Up the Bracket, Mountain Goats - No Children, Neil Young - Goin' Home, Bad Religion - Sorrow
5. Rolling Stones - Don't Stop (Single track recorded as a bonus for a compilation, all attitude and Charlie Watts...)
4. Solomon Burke - None of Us Are Free (The man had been one of the great voices in my childhood, his late career comeback was impressive - and deserved.)
3. Motorhead - Walk a Crooked Mile (While the albums from this era are solid and not more, Lemmy could still release one or other exceptional song like this one.)
2. Bryan Ferry - I Thought (Say what you will - once in 30 years he collaborates with Brian Eno again and we get magic.)
1. Gov't Mule - Soulshine (Whenever Warren Haynes teamed up with Chuck Leavell, it seems that that some spark was ignited that they both otherwise often lacked. Yes, it was originally written for the Allman Brothers Band while Haynes was a member but his own version from Deep End is different enough.)
You said you'd have Mule's version later, and sho 'nuff it's #1.
don't stop rocks and swings in all the right ways. good pick, i forgot forty licks had a new song.
Don't Stop may be the 2002 song I've heard the most. Played the hell out of Forty Licks as a kid.
Whoops, forgot about that Bad Religion song.
that was a very good bryan ferry album - when i get around to my 02 list i will have something different but you picked a great one
Kramz FTW! Leif Erickson. Same fave lyric...urge in the icebox. Joe, Doves - There Goes the Fear (and whole album) is fantastic!
Norah Jones - Don't Know Why
Norah Jones - Come Away With Me
Bob Mould - Semper Fi
Elvis Costello - Tear Off Your Own Head (It's A Doll Revolution)
Elvis Costello - When I Was Cruel (No. 2)
I was probably premature in my Yankee Hotel Foxtrot choices I wrote in 2001 because I definitely didn't hear it until 2002
Rush - Ceiling Unlimited
Rush - Earthshine
Rush - How It Is
Guided By Voices - Storm Vibrations
Guided By Voices - Car Language
Guided By Voices - Pretty Bombs
Guided By Voices - Eureka Signs
Guided By Voices - Wings of Thorn
Guided By Voices - Back To The Lake
Guided By Voices - Christian Animation Torch Carriers
Guided By Voices - Everywhere With Helicopter
Sleater-Kinney - Step Aside
Sleater-Kinney - Oh!
Aimee Mann - Lost In Space
Aimee Mann - Invisible Ink
Tom Petty / Heartbreakers - Dreamville
Liz Phair - Down (possibly 2002)
Flaming Lips - Fight Test
Flaming Lips - Do You Realize?
Vanessa Carlton - A Thousand Miles (that IS a good song)
Great list. I didn't do 2002 yet. Kinda guessing S-K will have SOTY. (You picked 2 excellent ones by them.)
2002 was thin pickings on the Hot 100, with some very good ones at the top. The Wild Cards are awesome highlighted by my favorite album of the 2000's.
Billboard Hot 100
5. Lose Yourself-Eminem
4. Dilemma- Nelly f/ Kelly Rowland (love that she gets to shine outside of Destiny's)
3. Foolish- Ashanti
2. A Thousand Miles- Vanessa Carlton
1. Don't Know Why-Norah Jones
Wild Cards- A few honorable mentions- Invisible Ink-Aimee Mann, May and December-Ian McNabb,
Clocks-Coldplay, Surf- Roddy Frame, Hey Jordan- Peter Wolf
5. Come Away With Me- Norah Jones
4. It's Not- Aimee Mann
3. High Class Music- Roddy Frame
2. Paradise- Bruce Springsteen- His most overlooked great song!
1. See below
Worst Song= Blurry- Puddle of Mudd
Song of the Year- Small World- Roddy Frame- From his magnificent album Surf, which I never get tired of. Beautiful singing and guitar playing.
My Top 10 of 2002 - # 1 Untitled - Interpol # 2 Night Friends - The Church # 3 The Way We Get By - Spoon # 4 Words - Doves 🕊 # 5 Paper Tiger - Beck # 6 The Scientist - Coldplay # 7 I Against I - Massive Attack featuring Mos Def # 8 Do You Realize - Flaming Lips # 9 All My Life - Foo Fighters & # 10 Bad Cover Version ( Video Version) - Pulp. After Everything Now This by The Church nipped the awesome debut by Interpol for Album Of The Year. 👍
Spooooooon
The video version of "Bad Cover Version" is epic. In the best & worst way.
Hi David, Untitled as your #1 is a beautiful thing. ☺️
@@michelewiese48 I enjoyed your summation of Turn On The Bright Lights - I heard it in a Borders & purchased it & was awed by it & have defended the band for 20 years now. Rest My Chemistry is my favorite song in their amazing catalog. Will be seeing them this summer ☀️ !
@@davidellis5141 Thank you, I love to hear stories of how people find albums they love! Looking forward to their new record in July and positively thrilled to see them again later this year! A lot of Interpol to come. 😊
Rough year, life-wise, not music-wise.
Hot 100:
5. No One Knows - Queens Of The Stone Age
4. The Middle - Jimmy Eat World
3. Lose Yourself - Eminem
2. All My Life - Foo Fighters
1. Don't Know Why - Norah Jones
Wild Cards:
5. The Way We Get By - Spoon
4. Top Of The World - Dixie Chicks
3. Pot Kettle Black - Wilco
2. The Execution Of All Things - Rilo Kiley
1. A Better Son/Daughter - Rilo Kiley
Worst: That Toby Keith thing
Best: Don't Know Why
1) No One Knows - Queens of the Stone Age. Great Desert Stoner Rock classic. This one actually went to 51 on the charts.
2) Heartbeats - The Knife. Cool dark Swedish synthpop.
3) I'm The Man Who Loves You - Wilco. Love the fuzzed out guitar on this.
4) The Way We Get By - Spoon. Defined the Spoon sound. Great Piano/Bass/Drums rocker.
5) The Best Ever Death Metal Band in Denton - The Mountain Goats. Sad, but sort of uplifting song about a guy not being allowed to chase his dream. Hail Satan.
6) Wake Up - The Walkmen. Awesome tune from their debut. The broken piano in full-effect
7) Almost Crimes - Broken Social Scene. Great Indie Rock single from Canada's favorite Indie Rock collective (sorry, Arcade Fire. I unsubscribed).
8) One Beat - Sleater-Kinney. Wildest drum beat ever.
9) To Hell With Good Intentions - Mclusky. Welsh noise rock band unleashes this bad boy. "We take more drugs than a touring funk band. Sing it."
10) Red - Okkervil River. Beautiful lyrics and music courtesy of Austin's Wil Sheff.
Thrilled to see your #2 & #6 😊
@@michelewiese48 Thanks Michele!
1. Lessons Learned From Rocky I to Rocky III- Cornershop
2. Always On My Mind- Phantom Planet
3. Something to Talk About- Badly Drawn Boy
4. Dosed- Red Hot Chili Peppers
5. Closer to You- The Wallflowers
6. Evening of the Day- Supergrass
7. Space Rock- Weezer
8. Don't Know Why- Norah Jones
9. Take It Off- The Donnas
10. Outtathaway!- The Vines
HM-
Sympathy- Goo Goo Dolls
A Thousand Miles- Vanessa Carlton
Maria Bartiromo- Joey Ramone
Hands Clean- Alanis Morissette
The Hindu Times- Oasis
You Know You're Right- Nirvana
Monday Monday Monday- Tegan and Sara
Without Me- Eminem
I'm With You- Avril Lavigne
When the Stars Go Blue- The Corrs/Bono
Cornershop is great. Love that song... but Spectral Mornings is right up there, too.
@@johnmavroudis2054 I agree, it's up there. It's long, but very cool. Great bike riding music.
1. Lessons Learned from Rocky I to Rocky III - Cornershop
2. Do You Realise? - Flaming Lips
3. Electrical Storm - U2
4. Just the Way I’m Feeling - Feeder
5. Soak Up The Sun - Sheryl Crow
6. The Dark Is Rising - Mercury Rev
7. Landslide - The Chicks
8. You Were Right - Badly Drawn Boy
9. CCTV - Pony Club
10. There By The Grace of God - Manic Street Preachers
11. Gotta Low - Gemma Hayes
12. Asleep In The Back - Elbow
13. Tom the Model - Beth Gibbons and Rustin Man
14. Staging The Plaguing Of The Raised Platform - Cornershop
15. A Thousand Miles - Vanessa Carlton
16. There Goes The Fear - Doves
17. California - Phantom Planet
18. Guess I’m Doing Fine - Beck
19. The Zephyr Song - Red Hot Chilli Peppers
20. Dreaming of You - The Coral
Great U2 song
@@ttmilbr Often overlooked
01. Tego Calderon - Pa' Que Retozen
02. Eminem - Lose yourself
03. Johny Cash - Hurt
04. Nirvana - You Know You're Right
05. Zemfira - Кто (OMS)
06. Mastodon - Mother Puncher
07. Gilberto Santa Rosa - Mentira
08. Chen Yi/The Women's Philharmonic/Chanticleer - Pan Gu Creates Heaven And Earth Second Movement
09. Interpol - Obstacle 1
10. The Libertines - Time for Heroes
11. Queens Of The Stone Age - No One Knows
12. The vines - Fet Free
13. Sean Paul - I'm Still In Love With You ft Sasha
Well somewhat slim pickings for my taste this year (sorry guys) but here were my personal top 5 of the selections:
1. Go With the Flow- Queens of the Stone Age
2. Stella was a diver and she was always down- Interpol
3. The Middle- Jimmy Eat World
4. Don' t Know Why- Norah Jones
5. Pot Kettle Black- Wilco
You guys are doing a great job getting turned on to some new to me bands
Great to see Beck's 'Lost Cause' in there. Beautiful, very touching song... Good call, Jason! The whole 'Sea Change' album was beautiful, in fact...
My favourites for 2002;
01) Six Days - DJ Shadow
02) No One Knows - Queens Of The Stone Age
03) Freak Like Me - Sugababes
04) Sing For The Moment - Eminem
05) Fall For You - The Whitlams
06) Cry Me A River - Justin Timberlake
07) Taxi Ride - Tori Amos
08) Cleanin' Out My Closet - Eminem
09) My Culture - 1 Giant Leap
10) Too Much Of Not Enough - Silverchair
A couple in common and a few outliers in my top 10 for this year. Good year and had to leave quite a few off
1. No children - mountain goats
2. Silent film star - Paul westerberg
3. Dear Chicago - Ryan Adams
4. Genius - warren Zevon
5. No one knows - queens of the Stone Age
6. Alice - Tom waits
7. Lost cause - beck
8. Do you realise - flaming lips
9. Jesus etc - Wilco
10. I am mine - Pearl jam
Hello my dear Babycakes & Buttercups!
2002 …. A special year requires a special list for Interpol’s Turn On The Bright Lights.
The year after 9/11 holds so many surreal memories. Paranoia, hedonism, awe, and dread filled the air around us all, and the ripple lasted for quite some time. It was an environment ready for almost anything.
I read a record review in SPIN and bought their CD on a whim. Hit me instantly and the rest is history. Felt like it was recorded just for me. Rhythmic yet moody, and oh that bass, those drums, & those twinkling guitars. Paul Banks is months away from being my age and I could relate to everything he was saying, and he said it well.
This album walked me through the agony of grief and the ecstasy of love (literally on a red Sony Discman and later on a black iPod nano) … like Lady Liberty, it has aged to a fine aquamarine patina, only made more gorgeous when tarnished by any naysayers.. and is my favorite album of all time! My words can’t do it justice. A catalyst in so many ways. Stories of wanderlust, euphoria & sorrow. Soul level resonance. Embedded in my psyche. I cannot wait to see them again In September! I think this will now be a baker’s dozen of Interpol shows.
TOTBL Songs ranked:
11. PDA / 10. Hands Away/9.Say Hello To The Angels/8. NYC/7. Untitled/ 6. The New/5. Roland🔪 “c’mon now pussycat” /4. Stella was a diver and she was always down/ 3. Obstacle 1/2. Obstacle 2/1. Leif Erikson (my SOTY)
A Lucky 13 HMs this year in no particular order:
Bloodsport - Sneaker Pimps, Dear Chicago - Ryan Adams, Lover I Don’t Have To Love - Bright Eyes, Epicentre - VNV Nation, Redemption’s Song - Joseph Arthur, We Are All Made Of Stars - Moby, Rue The Day - The Walkmen, M62 Song - Doves, Bandages - Hot Hot Heat, Walkie Talkie - DJ Shadow, Get Free - The Vines, Mas - Kinky, Oops (Oh My) feat. Missy Elliott - Tweet
@@brentjackson6839 Honey And The Moon is so beautiful as well. Joseph Arthur’s voice is very calming.
@Michele Wiese - Turn On the Bright Lights is definitely my album of the year. It's a masterpiece. Joseph Arthur has a pretty cool CZcams channel. He did a great interview with Mark Lanegan.
@@mattymac1399 it sure is the Album Of The Year. I will definitely check his CZcams channel out - Thanks!
beautifully written [ as usual] by my commenting Bestie!❤🐯
@@bengalgangster You are the sweetest… thank you. Written from the heart. ❤️☺️
My Guilty Pleasure Of 2002 was The Sugarbabes Freak Like Me a cover of the Adina Howard 90's gem with a Gary Numan sample added 👌 😎
Oh yes, I heard that on the radio today whilst I was working and I thought that was a pretty cool tune (especially love the Are Friends Electric sample) 👍🏻
@@lubilou64 Definitely good pop tune !
This Adina Howard & Tubeway Army mashup is 🔥!!!
Chart Hits: No One Knows - Queens of The Stone Age, In My Place - Coldplay, Hella Good - No Doubt, The Middle - Jimmy Eat World, All My Life - Foo Fighters Wild Cards: Fight Test & Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots, Pt. 1 - The Flaming Lips, Seen The Light - Supergrass, Fell In Love With a Girl - White Stripes Worst Song: Hero - Chad Kroger & Josey Scott S.O.T.Y. for 2002: Obstacle 1 - Interpol
Kram, thanks for reminding me of what a great movie About a Boy is.
But maybe her body really was a wonderland? Pretty good year actually. So here are my contestantts: Hurt (Johnny Cash) Roland (Interpol) No One Knows (QOTSA) Ride 'em Cowboy (Sparks) Deep Red Bells (Neko Case) Brainwashers (Blackalicious) Pilot or Pick Up The Phone by German Indie gods (The Notwist) The New Cobweb Summer (Lambchop) The Way We Get By (Spoon) High On Sunday 51 (Aimee Mann) What Have You Done For Me Lately? (Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings) The Good Hand (Wovenhand) Here I Dreamt I Was An Architect, my favourite song by (The Decemberists) O.S.T. (People Under The Stairs) The Good Old Days (The Libertines) Shower-Scene (Saint Etienne) and, of course Hi Freaks! by German Indie nerds (Tocotronic), song of the year.Wait, no. That's Above The Candystore by (Paola). Spun Soundttrack, druggy dream pop deluxe. How could I forget? czcams.com/video/rLFBmBs8Ex0/video.html 😍🤩😎 Best song of 2003? Pink Bullets (The Shins) maybe?
My Top 13 of 2002:
SOTY - Pounding - Doves (BY FAR)
Last Broadcast - Doves
Words - Doves
Caught By The River - Doves
Jesus, Etc. - Wilco
No Way Out - Peter Gabriel
Darkness - Peter Gabriel (channeling Rael here)
We Are All Made of Stars - Moby
Love At First Sight - Kylie Minogue
Rainy Dayz - Mary J Blige, Ja Rule
Underneath Your Clothes - Shakira
In My Place - Coldplay
The Scientist - Coldplay (they will get better, an opinion very much against the grain, I realize)
Hi Gene, M62 Song made my HMs…what an endearing & otherworldly song. Maybe your love for Doves will inspire others to listen. Glad to see that Moby song on your list too. ☺️
Favorite Track 2002:
THE LIBERTINES - What A Waster
Favorite Singles:
1. THE RAVEONETTES - Attack Of The Ghost Riders
2. JAMES YORKSTON & THE ATHLETES - The Lang Toun
3. EPHEMERA - Happy, Grateful, Aware
4. THE ARLENES - Stuck On Love
5. Ms. DYNAMITE - Dy-Na-Mi-Tee
Wildcards:
1. BETH GIBBONS & RUSTIN MAN - Mysteries
2. JOHNNY CASH - Hurt
3. GREY DE LISLE - Dead Cat
4. BETH ORTON - Concrete Sky
5. THE STREETS - The Irony Of It All
Worst Track:
Will Young - Evergreen
Most in sync with Jason this year. Pleasantly surprised to see that "Pot Kettle Black" is someone else's favorite off of YHF because I thought I was the only one. And Last DJ had some disappointments but also some really high points and I also agree "Have Love Will Travel" is the highest point. How Kramzer just blows off TP as an old geezer but still bows on the altar of lame old man Springsteen is puzzling. But hey, it's about taste and opinion and I'm glad we have the freedom to agree to disagree on First World problems. That being said, there are some good songs here but pretty much anything from YHF and a couple of the Petty songs beat any of these top 3 nominees for me. I went with Flaming Lips given the choices.
(I ignore the Billboard. One song per artist/band unless more than one album is released)
20) Darkness, Darkness - Robert Plant
19) Psychotic Break - Jerry Cantrell
18) End of the Day - Beck
17) Complicated - Avril Lavigne
16) Reeperbahn - Tom Waits
15) Misery is the River of the World - Tom Waits
14) The Way We Get By - Spoon
13) Prophet 15 - Supergrass
12) You Are - Pearl Jam
11) Can't Stop - Red Hot Chili Peppers
10) What a Wonderful World - Joey Ramone
09) The Man Comes Around - Johnny Cash
08) Come with Us - Chemical Brothers
07) Do You Realize?? - The Flaming Lips
06) You Know You're Right - Nirvana
05) Show Me How to Live - Audioslave
04) Quills - The Roots
03) Go with the Flow - Queens of the Stone Age
02) Clocks - Coldplay
01) Come Away with Me - Norah Jones
interesting selections as always Rich - i will give you a heads up when i post 02 - i did not do an arcade fire deep dive but i am sure you did - will see what you got - you like the new album?
@@NaughtyVampireGod I rated it "pretty good."
@@179rich gotcha
(Honourable Mentions: Muse - Yes Please, Red Hot Chili Peppers - By The Way, Michelle Branch - All You Wanted)
Charting Songs:
5. No Doubt - Underneath it All (US #3, UK #18, Germany #42)
4. Shania Twain - I’m Gonna Getcha Good! (UK #4, Germany #15, US #34)
3. Avril Lavigne - Complicated (US #2, UK #3, Germany #3)
2. Coldplay - In My Place (UK #2, Germany #65)
Wildcards:
5. System of a Down - Chic ‘n’ Stu
4. Shania Twain - Up!
3. Supergrass - Evening of the Day
2. System of a Down - Roulette
1. Pepper - Stone Love
SONG OF THE YEAR 2002: No Doubt - Hella Good (UK #12, US #13, Germany #46)
For me, this is one of the best trios of Songs of the Year the guys have nominated. Do You Realize? got my vote but only just.
It doesn't get any better than this song of the year:
All the Things She Said - t.A.T.u.
Runners up:
Dirrty - Christina Aguilera
Toxicity - System of a Down
No One Knows - Queens of the Stone Age
hmm I forgot about that t.a.t.u. song.
@@frodofraggins glad I was able to remind you of it.
that was a tough one to vote on, gotta give it to Joe this time saw QOTSA that year w/ Grohl & Lanegan was amazing
I'd kill to have seen that lineup.
BILLBOARD
"No One Knows" - Queens of the Stone Age (WINNER)
"You Know You're Right" - Nirvana
"All My Life" - Foo Fighters
"Underneath It All" - No Doubt
"Beautiful" - Christina Aguilera
WILDCARD
"Little by Little" - Oasis
"Dosed" - Red Hot Chili Peppers
"Time for Heroes" -The Libertines
"Do You Realize??" - The Flaming Lips
"Obstacle 1" - Interpol
1. B e c k - The Golden Age - Lost Cause
2. Doves - There Goes The Fear - Caught By The River
3. Coldplay - A Rush Of Blood To The Head - Warning Sign - Green Eyes
4. The Flaming Lips - Do You Realize? - In The Morning Of Magicians
5. Iron & Wine - Faded From The Winter - Upward Over The Mountain
6. Johnny Cash - The Man Comes Around - Hurt
7. Interpol - Untitled - NYC - Obstacle 1
8. Oasis - Songbird - Little By Little
9. The Decemberists - The Legionnaire's Lament - California One / Youth And Beauty Brigade
10. Richard Ashcroft - Check The Meaning - Nature Is The Law
11. Michael Andrews, Gary Jules - Mad World
12. Richard Hawley - The Nights Are Cold - The Light At The End Of The Tunnel...
13. Neko Case - Things That Scare Me - Stinging Velvet - Running Out Of Fools
14. Bruce Springsteen - Waitin' On A Sunny Day - The Rising
15. Wilco - I Am Trying To Break Your Heart - Jesus, Etc.
16. Norah Jones - Don't Know Why - Turn Me On - Come Away With Me
17. Mike Oldfield - Tr3S Lunas - Viper
18. Simple Minds - One Step Closer - Disconnected
19. Mark Knopfler - Why Aye Man
Yay for Joe Stanning for Songs For the Deaf.
Billboard:
1.Usher - U Don't Have To Call
2.Nelly - Hot In Herre
3.Nas - Made You Look
4.R.Kelly - Ignition
5.Ludacris ft. Mystikal & Infamous 2.0 - Move Bitch
Wildcards:
1.Sean Paul - Gimmie The Light
2.Amerie - Why Don't We Fall In Love
3.Justin Timberlake - Like I Love You
4.Jahiem - Fabulous
5.P.Diddy ft. Ginuwine, Loon, Mario Winans & Tammy Rugerri - I Need A Girl pt.2
Billboards Worst:
Khia - My Neck, My Back
Other Songs I Dig From 2002:
Tweet - Motel
Justin Timberlake - Cry Me A River
Ashanti - Happy
Maroon 5 - Sunday Morning
Beanie Sigel ft. Freeway - Roc The Mic
Truth Hurts ft. Rakim - Addictive
Clipse - Grindin'
Donell Jones - You Know That I Love You
Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Throw Away Your Television
Chrstina Aguilera - Loving Me 4 Me
System Of A Down - I-E-A-I-A-I-O
Queens Of the Stone Age - No One Knows
Musiq Soulchild - Halfcrazy
Norah Jones - Don't Know Why
Talib Kweli - Get By
Remy Shand - The Mind's Eye
Slum Village ft. Dwele - Tainted
Missy Elliot - Work It
Busta Rhymes - Make It Clap
Weezer - American Gigolo
Glad to see a Norah Jones song made it. Such a great voice.
This vote is definitely a challenge. Kram’s list includes some of my favorite songs of all time, and I really like Joe’s and Jason’s picks. You guys are killing me.
In no specific order:
- The The: Pillar Box Red
- Spoon: Back to the Life
- Nada Surf: Inside of Love
- Vines: Highly Evolved
- Hives: Hate to Say I Told You So
- Sparks: Ride’em Cowboy
- Alison Moyet: Mary Don’t Keep Me Waiting
- Robbie Williams: Feel
- Beck: Little One
- Interpol: NYC
- Coldplay: Clock
Heavy Metal Drummer - Wilco
Small Stakes - Spoon
The Empty Page - Sonic Youth
Stinging Velvet - Neko Case
My Little Blue Window - EC
45 - EC
Let The Bad Times Roll - Paul Westerberg
Don’t Give Up On Me - Solomon Burke
Former Glory - Ron Sexsmith
Use It Up - The Tragically Hip
My Top 5 of 2002 !
5. Minor Thing - Red Hot Chili Peppers
4. The Big Picture And Its Details - Michael Schenker
3. Weak Become Heroes - The Streets
2. No One Knows - Queens of the Stone Age
1. I Am the Highway - Audioslave
Some thoughts:
5. Minor Thing? Chili Peppers often make lots of official singles. How this was not one of them for "By the Way" I'll never know.
4. The Big Picture And Its Details? The year 2002 Schenker did two acoustic albums called "Thank You 2" and "Thank You 3" albums that very few (even fans) knows exist. I think both albums are highly enjoyable. This song feels almost like soundtrack to a western movie. I love it.
3. Weak Become Heroes? british sort of rapper with lots of electric things going on? Just something very off beat that somehow works. It has a amateurish charm to it all.
2. No One Knows? One of the best songs ever for air-drums?
1. Jason was sort of right. So much rock this year has a darker or more depressing feeling. I didn't mind it back then but it's nothing I am drawn to now. Audioslaves debut album is quite dark and depressing at times but I do like it. Could have been a number of songs here. "I Am the Highway" ranks up there with anything Chris Cornell ever did to me.
UK Charts
5 SUGABABES Round Round
4 TATU All The Things She Said
3 AVRIL LAVIGNE Complicated - ouch, guess I picked the wrong artist but I think these are both good songs
2 AVRIL LAVIGNE I'm With You
1 SHERYL CROW Soaak Up The Sun
Wildcards
5 THE LIBERTINES Time For Heroes
4 COLDPLAY A Whisper
3 REGINA SPEKTOR Samson
2 SIGUR ROS Samskyeti
SONG OF THE YEAR: SIGUR ROS Vaka - the best track from the best album by one of the most original artists of the century.
Good fucking call on Paradise. Reminds me of one of the quieter moments on Tunnel of Love but modern sounding like One Step Up.
Agree with Jason about Nora Jones.
Flaming Lips. Yoshimi. Corking LP.
2002, probably my favorite year for music in the last 25 years. Really good, really diverse set of songs.
*1. Green Eyes - Coldplay -* A beautiful song, but this one is more personal this is my wife and I’s “song” (my wife’s eyes are green-ish, )
*2. Clocks - Coldplay -* I absolutely love the production on this song. Its so atmospheric. I love putting on my headphones with a big soundstage turning up the volume and just floating away with this song.
*3. The Rising - Bruce Springsteen -* I think I love this one more than I should because I think this is the best rock song of Bruce’s since like Born in the USA. Most of what I like since BITUSA are ballads.
*4. Lost Cause - Beck -* an amazing ballad, Jason pretty much nailed what makes the song great.
*5. Lose Yourself - Eminem -* “mom’s spaghetti” enough said. Though props to the opening guitar rift. I love how the raps keep getting more intense.
*6. Have Love Will Travel - Tom Petty -* I had actually forgotten about this one, thanks Jason. I usually go thought a list of a top 100 albums to make sure I didn’t forget anything. The Last DJ did no appear on that list, as I had forgotten how much people hated that album. Can’t disagree too much, but this song is awesome.
*7. Do You Realize?? - Flaming Lips -* wonderful lyrics.
*8. All The World Is Green - Tom Waits -* a beautiful unique sounding song (well unique to anybody but Tom Waits).
*9. Down - Pearl Jam-* I like “I Am Mine” but I like it’s B-Side better. Later released on Lost Dogs.
*10. Dope Nose - Weezer -* just good straight ahead rock.
*Honorable Mentions:*
1. The Scientist - Coldplay - probably would have made the list had I already not had two Coldplay songs.
2. Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots Pt 1- Flaming Lips- it’s silly, but the Flaming Lips make it work.
3. Songbird - Oasis - a good song written by Liam?
4. Waste of Paint - Bright Eyes - my wife is a big Bright Eyes fan, particularly this record, but it was never really my thing, except this song.
5. Don’t Know Why - Norah Jones - lovely
The wild card selections could not have been more representative of your specific tastes. The Badly Drawn Boy choice was a really big surprise. Really good album. Better film. Hour of the Bewilderbeast is a far superior album in my book. There were two songs I expected to see in the Billboard, but I guess they didn’t chart until next year.
2002 was a big year in music for me personally. The next five years as well.
1. “Paper Tiger” by Spoon. Their masterpiece on that album.
2. “Jesus, Etc.” By Wilco
3. “Almost Crimes” by Broken Social Scene (come on Kram!)
4. “First It Giveth” by Queens of the Stone Age (an incredible album Joe, but I think you meant 5 years)
5. “Bramble Rose” by Tift Merritt (Didn’t you guys just do Don Henley week? I didn’t watch.)
HM: “Two Blue Lights” by Songs: Ohia, “Stella Was a Diver…” by Interpol, “Get By” by Talib Kweli
Cheers ✌🏻
50 years, 5 years… who really knows. - Joe
2002 is a strong year for me in the sense that not only are the Top 3 of my Hot 100 picks for this year make up my Top 5 in my list of favorite Top 40 hits of the 2000s, the top picks of both my Hot 100 and Wildcard are in my top 10 favorite songs of all-time, hell maybe even top 5.
Hot 100 picks:
1. Kylie Minogue - Love at First Sight (the best pop song of the 2000s IMO)
2. Santana ft. Michelle Branch - The Game Of Love
3. DJ Sammy - Heaven
4. Eminem - Lose Yourself
5. Nelly ft. Kelly Rowland - Dilemma
Wildcard:
1. Dream Theater - The Glass Prison (the best song Dream Theater ever did and my song of the year)
2. Rush - One Little Victory
3. Galleon - I Believe
4. Def Leppard - Long, Long Way To Go
5. Vanessa Carlton - A Thousand Miles
WORST TOP 40: John Mayer - Your Body Is A Wonderland
*2002 Top 35*
35. Manic Street Preachers - It's All Gone
34. Cooper Temple Clause - Film-maker
33. LCD Soundsystem - Losing My Edge
32. Elastica - Generator
31. Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man - Sand River
30. The Pretenders - Walk Like A Panther
29. Doves - Pounding
28. Bruce Springsteen - The Fuse
27. Foo Fighters - All My Life
26. Supergrass - Brecon Beacons
25. Queens Of The Stone Age - No One Knows
24. Remy Shand - Take A Message
23.Sonic Youth - Disconnection Notice
22. Elvis Costello - When I Was Cruel No.2
21. My Vitriol - Safety Zones & Crumple Zones
20. Masha Qrella - Hypersomnia
19. Sophie Ellis Bextor - Murder On The Dancefloor
18. McAlmont & Butler - Bring It Back / Falling
17. The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi No.2 / Do You Realize
16. 1 Giant Leap - My Culture
15. Damon Albarn - The Djembe
14. The Libertines - Up The Bracket
13. The Helio Sequence - (Square Bubbles)
12. Paul Weller - Illumination
11. Kylie Minogue - Can't Get Blue Monday Out of My Head
10. Primal Scream - Rise / Some Velvet Morning
9. Interpol - PDA / Say Hello To Angels
8. Oasis - Better Man
7. Mos Def - I Against I
6. The Delgados - Coming In From The Cold
5. Sugababes - Freak Like Me
4. Coldplay - Clocks
3. Johnny Cash - Hurt
2. David Bowie - Sunday
1. Suede - Simon
Top Albums
10. Primal Scream _Evil Heat_
9. Elastica _The Menace_
8. Masha Qrella _Luck_
7. Bob Dylan _Bootleg 5: The Rolling Thunder Revue_
6. McAlmont & Butler _Bring It Back_
5. The Flaming Lips _Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots_
4. Damon Albarn _Mali Music_
3. Paul Weller _Illumination_
2. Coldplay _A Rush Of Blood To The Head_
1. David Bowie _Heathen_
Fun video, and good to see Joe back. I would have voted for “Lose Yourself” by Eminem as SOTY, but threw my vote to Joe as a welcome back. Go LEAFS Go!
Big game tonight.
@@TimeToGetAlone They beat Tampa 5-2
A great win by Toronto against a great team! Let’s keep it going LEAFS!
1) *There* *goes* *the* *fear* - *Doves* [*WINNER*]
Wildcard
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2) Samskeyti - Sigur Ros
3) Stop Crying your heart out - Oasis
4) God put a smile upon your face - Coldplay
5) Sky - Ra
6) Dead in the water - David Gray
7) Shadow on the sun - Audioslave
8) In my place - Coldplay
9) Caught by the river - Doves
10) On my side - Ra
11) Rush hour Soul - Supergrass
12) Politik - Coldplay
13) Youth of the Nation - P.O.D.
Billboard
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1) Cochise - Audioslave
2) Don't Know Why - Norah Jones
3) All My Life - Foo fighters
4) The Zephyr song - RHCP (one of only a few songs from them i like)
5) No one knows - Queens of the stone age
6) where do we go from here - Filter
7) Headstrong - Trapt
Hi Frodo, you have made excellent Coldplay choices, my friend. I assume you are keeping Clocks until 2003 as a Billboard selection? That’s what I have done. It’s also good to see David Gray in your list.
I know nothing about Ra, so I will check out your selections from them.
@@bryanbyrde8338 hmm yes. I checked and clocks is on my BB list for 2003. I also have Moses as a wildcard for 2003 as it was previously unreleased and included on their live album. I do lose touch with Coldplay in viva La Vida though, outside of a few songs.
I think White Ladder is a masterpiece but only find a few songs I like on most other David Gray albums. He's certainly not a guilty pleasure
Most people don't like Ra but they remind me of some of the melodic hard rock bands of the early 90's.
@@frodofraggins Many thanks for the reminder about Moses, although I tend to avoid all live recordings for this series. You are definitely right about David Gray - he is a very talented singer-songwriter but, apart from the obvious album, I only like a few of his songs. Ra sound like a band I should at least give a chance to, so I will let you know what I think. Enjoy your weekend.
I'm surprised no one mentioned Johnny Cash and "Hurt". Do I have the right year for that one?
"Lose Yourself" by Eminem for sure. It has huge personal connection w/ me.
"House of Jealous Lovers" by the Rapture
The Streets album; "No One Knows" by QOTSA; "Yoshimi" by the Lips; "Santa Cruz" by Thrills; and "Autobahn 66" by Primal Scream; "Alice" by Tom Waits; the Interpol album; the Libertines 'Up the Bracket". And I have to say: at this point Coldplay was still pretty good. "Clocks" etc
Joe is right - a pretty good year.
Oh - "Cry me a River" by JT.
Worst song? Definitely that All-Star Sneakers girl; "Complicated", 'Sk8ter Boy"...
PS I saw Kram mentions the 'Demolition' album by Ryan Adams. if that one came out in '02, then I have to mention the last cut on that album "Jesus don't take my baby". "Nuclear". Love that weird album
Kramz: great Springsteen pick man. So many great tracks on that album, I love Nothing Man in particular.
Joeeeee: you did it. You got Silver Chair in there man and a great pick.
Jason: I Am Mine is an awesome song.
Joe for the win though 🤘
1. Mekons-Thee Old Trip To Jerusalem
2. Neko Case-Deep Red Bells
3. The Greenhornes-There Is An End
4. Wire-I Don't Understand
4. Notwist-Pick Up The Phone
5. Cyro Baptista-Mr. Bugaloo
6. Guided By Voices-Everywhere With Helicopter
7. Ballboy - You Can't Spend Your Whole Life Hanging Around With Arseholes
8. Nina Nastasia-Ocean
9. Clinic-The Equalizer
10. Sleater-Kinney-Funeral Song
11. The Naysayer-66 Cicadas
12. Cinerama-Quick, Before It Melts
13. Aimee Mann-It's Not
14. Gore Gore Girls-Keep Your Hands Off Of My Baby
15. Sun City Girls-Philly Soul Lao
16. Tall Dwarfs-We Are The Chosen Few
17. The Breeders-Sinister Fixx
18. Michael Hurley-Negatory Romance
18. Elvis Costello-Tear Off Your Own Head
19. Outrageous Cherry-Wide Awake In The Spirit World
20. Paul Westerberg-Only Lie Worth Telling
21. Joey Ramone-Searching For Something
22. Pere Ubu-The Fevered Dream Of Hernando de Soto
23. Reigning Sound-Brown Paper Sack
24. The Flying Luttenbachers- Elfmeros
25. Jackie-O Motherfucker-Bus Stop
Year I graduated too and some of these I haven’t heard since 2002
high school? - college? - law school?
My top 10 from that year:
See No Evil - The National Trust
Stella was a diver and she was always down - Interpol
Between Me, You and Liberation - Common (w/Cee Lo Green)
When the Man Comes Around - Johnny Cash
Such Great Heights - The Postal Service
Jesus, Etc - Wilco
Spectacular Views - Rilo Kiley
Blood on the Motorway - DJ Shadow
Golden Age - Beck
God Is In the Radio - Queens of the Stone Age
Venice Queen - Red Hot Chili Peppers
Stella!! The Private Press is my fave DJ Shadow album. I forgot about Such Great Heights.. it’s a beauty.
2002:
What I listen to, and what is commonly charting in the US, continues to diverge. So an artist I enjoy that charts a song is almost nearly always going to make my list.
🏆 Song of the Year: The Scientist, Coldplay
🔥 Billboard:
Soak up the Sun, Sheryl Crow (guilty pleasure pick)
Don’t Know Why, Norah Jones
May it Be, Enya
I am Mine, Pearl Jam
Lose Yourself, Eminem
😎Wildcard:
Do You Realize, The Flaming Lips
Lost Cause, Beck
Amsterdam, Coldplay
The Man Comes Around, Johnny Cash
Songbird, Oasis
🤮 Worst: My Neck, My Back, Khia
My pick for Album of the Year was an easy winner: Coldplay’s ‘A Rush of Blood to the Head’ (oh how they’ve fallen). Albums by Johnny Cash, The Decemberists, Norah Jones, and Interpol wrapped up my top-5 while albums by Wilco, Weezer, Flogging Molly, Beck and Counting Crows got honorable mention.
1. Greasy Granny's Gopher Gravy, Pt. 1 - Gov't Mule
2. Whatcha Want - Hanoi Rocks
3. Shadow Man - W.A.S.P.
4. Mansion in Sorrow - King Diamond
5. Incantations of the Apprentice - Symphony X
6. In My Darkest Moment - Hanoi Rocks
7. Bleed for Me - Black Label Society
8. Rock & Roll - Dio
9. The Last DJ - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
10. Bless the Child - Nightwish
the mule rules , had 2 in my top 11! Had black label society in HMS
@@bengalgangster You are known for your valuable insight.
We share the artist to win even if not the same track.
Better late than never . . . 😎
1. Funeral Song - Sleater-Kinney
2. Amber Waves - Tori Amos
3. A Fool For Love - Bryan Ferry
4. London Song - The Breeders
5. The Execution of All Things - Rilo Kiley
6. Dope Nose - Weezer
7. Any Road - George Harrison
8. Huffer - The Breeders
9. Step Aside - Sleater-Kinney
10. Please - The Apples in Stereo
HM (alpha by artist) 25 songs:
Tori Amos - Strange
Tori Amos - I Can't See New York
The Apples in Stereo - Yore Days
The Breeders - Son of Three
The Breeders - Full on Idle
Johnny Cash - The Man Comes Around
Johnny Cash - Hurt
Coldplay - Clocks
Bryan Ferry - Goddess of Love
Bryan Ferry - I Thought
Foo Fighters - Times Like These
George Harrison - Rising Sun
Nora Jones - Don't Know Why
Imperial Teen - Ivanka
Imperial Teen - Mr. & Mrs.
Ladytron - Seventeen
Ladytron - Cease2xist
Ladytron - Light & Magic
Ok Go - You're So Damn Hot
Sleater- Kinney - Far Away
Sleater - Kinney - Oh
Sleater-Kinney - Combat Rock
Bruce Springsteen - Nothing Man
Suede - Beautiful Loser
Suede - Streetlife
Good to see your choices for 2002, NVG. We kind of matched on Clocks and Don't Know Why; I just waited til 2003 to use them.
I also like The Man Comes Around (an HM candidate for me), Dope Nose, The Execution of All Things and each of the Ladytron tracks.
A big year for songs I don't know at all. Looks as if there are 25 tunes I need to check out. Hopefully, I will be able to accomplish that today. If not, should still get feedback to you in the next couple of days. Take care!
@@brentjackson6839 Thank you Brent. Whenever you get a chance to listen would be great. I will do the same w your list. Later . .
@@NaughtyVampireGod Hello good sir. Plowed through a bunch of albums and individual songs today, so I am able to give you the lowdown.
My favorite from the songs I hadn't heard was Nothing Man. The sadness of it was relatable and poignant.
Please was really good. Just barrels right along and does its pop music thing in brief, but entertaining fashion.
The others that I liked quite a bit were Beautiful Loser, A Fool For Love and the George Harrison tracks. I don't think I was even aware of that posthumous album of his. Then again, I'm sure I've forgotten a lot of things from 20 years ago.
Alright, think I'll do a little reading. Hope you enjoy the rest of your evening, my friend. 😊
@@brentjackson6839 Hello Brent - Sry for the late reply - Many thanks for taking the time to listen and report 😀- I will catch up w you on everything - Last few days have been hectic for various reasons - In the weeds a bit, but doing my best to finish the 2005 list
Bruce Springsteen's The Rising album was considered a comeback for him - I think I probably liked it more at the time than on a 20-year later re-listen, but he certainly had some powerful songs there - Bruce will probably appear only one more time for me (Born to Run was my 1975 SOTY w Darkness on the Edge of Town and Born in the USA my favorite albums from the Boss 😎)
Glad to see you are still enjoying Apples in Stereo - I was really into their sound from almost day one .
Ok my Friend, I will talk to you soon and will catch up on everything before too long - Have a great day!
@@brentjackson6839 Hey Brent - Hope all is well and that you are ready for the Memorial Day weekend - As I just advised Bryan, I will not be posting my 2005 list today but hopefully will post by tomorrow - As always, i will give you a heads-up . . OK My Friend - Looking forward to what you have for 2005. Take care and I will talk to you soon. 😀
In The End-Linkin Park-billboard
Hurt-Johnny Cash-wild card
Long Time Gone-Dixie Chicks-billboard
Lose Yourself-Eminem-billboard
A Sorta Fairy Tale-Tori Amos-wild card
Small Stakes-Spoon
The Rising-Bruce Springsteen
The Hindu Times-Oasis-
Jason for the win. “Do You Realize???” is the song of the year for me.
feeling very confident that next year 2003 will see the guys each featuring a different song from Deloused
The Devil Makes Three released a fantastic debut album in 2002 for anyone who hasn't heard it. It sounds like you stumbled into a underground blues/roots/Americana bar for the low and forgotten people of the world, while they sing about every problem you might have or are currently experiencing. And it cheers you up while you drink the strongest of Whiskey. Then they play the song "Old Number 7" and everyone is singing along
Billboard:
The Rising -- Bruce Springsteen
Complicated -- Avril Lavigne
Sweetness -- Jimmy Eat World
What If She's an Angel -- Tommy Shane Steiner
Deep Cuts:
Paradise -- Bruce Springsteen
This Train Don't Stop Here Anymore -- Elton John
Half-Life -- Duncan Sheik
The Man Comes Around -- Johnny Cash
It's a Good Life if You Don't Weaken -- Tragically Hip
Worst Top 40:
Soak up the Sun -- Sheryl Crow
Song of the Year:
Lose Yourself -- Eminem
Honorable Mentions:
My List -- Toby Keith
Anything But Ordinary -- Avril Lavigne
Long, Long Way to Go -- Def Leppard
If You're Not the One -- Daniel Bedingfield
All My Life -- Foo Fighters
The Darkest One -- Tragically Hip
Just Like a Pill -- Pink
Waitin' on a Sunny Day -- Bruce Springsteen
Every River -- Brooks & Dunn
Undone -- Honeymoon Suite
1.T.A.T.U - All The Things She Said
2.Bruce Springsteen - The Rising
3.All Girl Summer Fun Band - Later Operator
4.Lucinda Williams - Righteously
5.Avril Lavigne - Complicated
6.Joey Ramone - Mr Punchy
7.Sonic Youth - The Empty Page
8.Half Man Half Biscuit - If I Had Possession Over Pancake Day
9.Beck - The Golden Age
10.Oasis - The Hindu Times
Let’s go Pens!!
CHARTS:
5 Dirty Vegas - Days Go By
4 Missy Elliot - Gossip Folks
3 Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You
2 Nas - Made You Look
1 Mary J Blige, Ja Rule - Rainy Dayz
PICKS:
5 Deerhoof - This Magnificent Bird Will Rise
4 Spoon - Someone Something
3 Queens of the Stone Age - Go With The Flow
2 J Mascis + The Fog - Bobbin'
1 J Mascis + The Fog - Free So Free
HONORABLE: The Libertines (Up the Bracket), London Suede (Obsessions)...and 2 house tracks: Brancaccio & Aisher (It's Gonna Be A Lovely Day) & Solu Music feat. Kimblee (Fade [Earth Mix])
All hail, TLM
Among my favourite songs of 2002 are these and one which I had grown to like 11 years later, Clocks by Coldplay, Alone I Break by Korn, Away From The Sun by 3 Doors Down, Weapon by Matthew Good, Swing Harder by Headstrong, Gasoline by Audioslave, No One Knows by Queens of the Stone Age, Boom by System Of A Down, Bother by Stone Sour, Family System by Chevelle, Tree of Pain by Soulfly, Mistress by Disturbed and So Dumb (Homer's Lament) by Dan Castellaneta. Yes, the same Dan Castellaneta who voices Homer Simpson, Krusty The Clown and others on The Simpsons and in this song, wich I had heard 11 years later and had bought it on iTunes in 2014.
I got goosebumps hearing Joe say "post brit pop' and talking about Doves...I only picked 4 of theirs so had to leave off There Goes the Fear but now I'm not sure why..Joe's analysis of it also gave me chills.
Gene, wow! Goosebums, I don't know Doves, but now I'm curious.
@@adamhasideas6813 They're amazing. Listen to Black and White Town
@@adamhasideas6813 They're the first band I fell in love with since the 1970s
1) Earthshine -Rush Cochise -Audioslave Ghost -Pearl Jam Rain on Tin -Sonic Youth 5) Hearts of Stone -Los Lobos Jesus, Inc -Wilco Last Tube -Trey Anastacio Hey Joe -Robert Plant Retirement Song -Medeski, Martin & Wood 10) Brooklyn Bound -Black Keys Get Free -Vines All that's Golden -Echolyn Trying Not to Fall -Gov't Mule
Charted Song :
Enya - May It Be (#50 in UK)
Wildcards :
Dave Cousins - Forever Ocean Blue (favorite song)
Richard Ashcroft - Nature Is The Law
The Wondermints - Ride
Beth Gibbons - Tom The Model
Cinematic Orchestra - All That You Give
The song « Tastes like music »:
The Flaming Lips - Do You Realize
album by a ‘new’ act :
Beth Gibbons - Out Of Season
Least favorite song :
Missy Elliott - Work It
+1 for Enya’s ‘May it Be’
here goes
11 lonesome day/ bruce springsteen
10 tryin not to fall/ government mule
9 bother/ stone sour
8 god is in the radio/ QOTSA
7 universally speaking/ red hot chili peppers
6 mary jane/ the vines[ fantastic album]
5 all my life/ foo fighters
4 cochise/ audioslave
3 which way do we run/ government rule
2 autumn shade/ the vines
1 the blackest eye/porcupine tree[ my fav tree song
HMS
gravity eyelids, strip the soul/ porcupine tree
disinchanted lullabye/ foo fighters
rhythm of life, creeping up on you/ status quo
midnight/ red hot chili peppers
baby can you dig the light, dying for it/ mudhoney
runaway train/ big head todd and the monsters
1 more cup of coffee, last time i saw her/ robert plant
the new/ interpol
light rail coyote/ sleater kinney
mass murder machine/ black label society
no one knows, go with the flow/QOTSA
the wicked/ stone sour
underneath it all / no doubt with lady saw
was tough picking 7-11
#3 is government mule[ tho they rule]
🐯🐯🐯🐯
You have some great selections, Bengal, but I can’t argue with the PT choice as your winner. They will be serious contenders to win for me in 2005 and 2007. 👍
@@bryanbyrde8338 hopefully we can get a listography after the new album drops, but prog doesnt seem to get much play on the channell! Have a good weekend!
Hi friend, if I could choose an Interpol song I think you’d like best, The New would be it. To see it on your list made me very happy.
@@michelewiese48 nice ,im learning there is music post 2000
@@bengalgangster this is an exciting development 😊
having been pleasantly surprised by the number of songs that I liked on the UK Top 100 charts in 2001, I was a little disappointed and there sometimes were weeks where the charts seemed to have almost no songs I genuinely like. I did eventually manage to get 47 songs on my long list and there was a sprinkling of major pop hits that I do enjoy. Some of my album of the year contenders have a song in my top 10. Pop is represented by the Sugababes, whose mash-up of an Adina Howard song with Tubeway Army's 1979 number 1 'Are 'Friends' Electric, is, for me, much better than pretty much all the mash-ups that have followed it in the charts. My diverse list of acts with 2 songs on my long list but no top 10 appearances is made up of Pink. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, British Sea Power, Ms Dynamite, Badly Drawn Boy, Red Hot Chili Peppers and McAlmont & Butler:
Star Guitar - Chemical Brothers
The Scientist - Coldplay
Dreaming of You - The Coral
Pounding - Doves
Do you Realize? - Flaming Lips
All my Life - Foo Fighters
Don’t Know Why - Norah Jones
No one knows - Queens of the Stone Age
Freak Like Me - Sugababes
Fell in Love with a Girl - White Stripes
Having seen the video - Hate to say I told you so, There goes the Fear, A Thousand Miles and Lose Yourself were all on my longlist together with Obstacle 1 by Interpol which scraped into the UK top 100.
My top 5 "Billboard Hot 100 picks"
2. "All My Life" / The Foo Fighters / Album: One by One (2002)
3. "Don't Let Me Get Me" / Pink / Album: Missundaztood (2002)
4. "Hella Good" / No Doubt / Album: Rock Steady (2002)
5. “Lose Yourself” / Eminem / Album: 8 Mile (Soundtrack (2002)
My top 5 "wildcard picks"
1. “She Said She Said” / The Black Keys / Album: The Big Come Up (2002)
2. "Stuck Inside A Cloud" / Harrison, George / Album: Brainwashed (2002)
3. “You Are My Kind” / Santana & Seal / Album: Shaman (2002)
4. “Can I Walk With You” / India.Arie / Album: Voyage To India (2002)
5. “Golden Age” / Midnight Oil / Album: Capricornia (2002)
Worst song of the year
1. "Superman (It's Not Easy)" - Five for Fighting
Song of the year
1. "No One Knows" / Queens of The Stone Age / Album: Songs For The Deaf (2002)