Song of the Decade -
WHITE STRIPES “SEVEN NATION ARMY”
Covered by everyone from Rihanna to The Oakridge Boys, there was literally no corner of the musical world not effected by this deceptively simple riff. One might call “Seven Nation Army” the “Smells Like Teen Spirit” of the ’00s, without the music industry saturation that eventually destroyed the alternative nation.
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Runner Up 1 – DAFT PUNK “ONE MORE TIME”
On New Years Eve 2001, I saw DJ John Acquaviva play this track three times in his four hour set. If you had told me I’d still be dancing to it on New Year’s Eve 2010 I would have laughed. Guess Daft Punk have the final chuckle.
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Runner Up 2 – OUTKAST “HEY YA!”
Outkast was already huge when they released this second single off of their split album, Speakerboxxx / The Love Below. But this ultra-pop ditty made them a name in your grandmother’s household.
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Twin Cities takin over!!! Dead in theCenter of the earth! Where the heart is!
Twin Cities takin over!!! Dead in theCenter of the earth! Where the heart isJ
Why the fuck is Stones Throw not the number one label?
duuude daft punk runner up song of the yr? wtf is wrong with people
this shit is a damn joke.
too bad slug is still a bitch