Pop songs of the decade

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rich p

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Aperitif said:
Does your daughter pass by Greek St then rich? Maison Berteaux is a nice place for a cake stop! :biggrin: It is right by the lab. and studio...

The geography of London always baffled me even when I lived there for 3 years! She rides from Clapton ('ackney' to The Guildhall in the city.
It's all greek (street) to me:wacko:
 

Fnaar

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Of the songs mentioned so far, I'm with y'all on:
Gnarls Barkley - Crazy
Eminem - Stan
Amy Winebar - back to black
Outkast - Hey Ya
Can't get you etc - Kyle (written by former guitarist out of Mud :smile: )
Laura - Scissor Sisters
Teenage Dirtbag - Wheatus
I bet that you... etc - Arctic (Flying) Monkeys
anything by Madness :biggrin::becool::sad::becool::becool::becool::becool:
bohemian like you - dandy warhols
steal my sunshine (1999 though, I think)
LDN - Lily Allen

To these, I'd add The Ting Tings - That's Not My Name (quirky, original, and the woman reminds me of a girlfriend I had in my early 20s :tongue:) and Warwick Avenue by Duffy (I very quickly went off Duffy... she sounds and looks like Orville) :smile:
Plus I'd also add Keane - Somewhere Only We Know
Franz Ferdinand - The dark of the Matinee
Fratellis - Chelsea Dagger and
The Bees - Chicken Payback :becool:
 
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Flying_Monkey

Flying_Monkey

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Fnaar said:
Franz Ferdinand - The dark of the Matinee

They are a great singles band and one of the few arty and clever acts to cross over to the mainstream - 'Dark of the Matinee' is my favourite of theirs too but 'Take Me Out' has to be up there in terms of 'pop' - it's one of those songs that will get people dancing in a crazy style in almost any context, which is definitely one sign of a good piece of pop. Great videos too.

(Chelsea Dagger is almost the opposite - a big stupid irritating terrace chant instead of a song IMHO)
 

Fnaar

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Flying_Monkey said:
They are a great singles band and one of the few arty and clever acts to cross over to the mainstream - 'Dark of the Matinee' is my favourite of theirs too but 'Take Me Out' has to be up there in terms of 'pop' - it's one of those songs that will get people dancing in a crazy style in almost any context, which is definitely one sign of a good piece of pop. Great videos too.

(Chelsea Dagger is almost the opposite - a big stupid irritating terrace chant instead of a song IMHO)

With you on 'Take Me Out'. Have to disagree about Chelsea Dagger though... may I also add: Gorillaz - Clint Eastwood, also Dirty Harry
 
zizou said:
Good call on Crazy in Love - the hook in particular is pop perfection.

Outkast - Hey Ya

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGnYw-OuCnI
(although not the official video but love this version :?: )

i loved it when it first came out then grew sick of this at the time because it was overplayed - every time i had on the radio it was on, every time i was in a bar or club it was on! - but after a break from hearing it for a while i heard it again recently and love it again.

Kylie Minogue - Can't Get you out of my head

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rfr9bhSmfXc


lalalalalala


I was just trawling through the posts to see if anyone had proposed the two above and there they are on the same post.

But then even stranger....

Flying_Monkey said:
With you on Outkast and Kylie...

I find (and this must be a first) that I am in agreement with FM on something.

I will now go and review my musical taste.

(actually I only like the Andre 2000 half of Outcast) the other bloke is crap)

Kylie - I was also thinking about that other one where she is sunbathing. The little tune is burrowing around my brain but I cant remember what it is called.
 

rh100

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dellzeqq said:
Doesn't he have a thing for roundabouts?

i thought it was crop circles?
 
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