VA-Triple_J_Hottest_100_Of_All_Time-2CD-2009-404

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214,59 MB

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2009-08-30

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ARTiST: VA
TiTLE: Triple J Hottest 100 Of All Time
LABEL: =O
GENRE: Pop
TiME: 152:05 min
SiZE: 214,4 MB
BiTRATE: VBRkbps
RiP DATE: Aug-30-2009
RELEASE DATE: Aug-28-2009
WEBSiTE: n/a

Track List:

    CD1

01. Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit          04:58
02. Radiohead - Paranoid Android               06:23
03. Muse - Knights Of Cydonia                  04:49
04. Hilltop Hoods - The Nosebleed Section      03:37
05. Daft Punk - Around The World               03:59
06. Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart     03:23
07. Oasis - Wonderwall                         04:19
08. Faith No More - Epic                       04:52
09. The Living End - Prisoner Of Society       03:52
10. The John Butler Trio - Betterman           03:42
11. Pixies - Where Is My Mind?                 03:49
12. Massive Attack - Teardrop                  05:28
13. The Stone Roses - Fools Gold               04:15
14. Violent Femmes - Blister In The Sun        02:25
15. The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army      03:51
16. Powderfinger - These Days                  04:14
17. David Bowie - Life On Mars?                03:50
18. Augie March - One Crowded Hour             04:13

    CD2

01. Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The  05:15
    Name
02. Bloc Party - Banquet                       03:18
03. New Order - Blue Monday                    04:05
04. Queens Of The Stone Age - No One Knows     04:39
05. You Am I - Berlin Chair                    02:35
06. The Killers - Mr. Brightside               03:42
07. The Shins - New Slang                      03:50
08. The Beach Boys - God Only Knows            02:52
09. The Cure - Close To Me                     03:41
10. Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out              03:58
11. The Prodigy - Breathe                      03:59
12. Midnight Oil - Beds Are Burning            04:16
13. Gotye - Hearts A Mess                      04:40
14. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Into My Arms   04:13
15. Silverchair - Tomorrow                     04:26
16. Pulp - Common People                       05:51
17. Hunters & Collectors - Throw Your Arms     03:53
    Around Me
18. Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah                  06:53

Release Notes:

Australia was abuzz as the Hottest 100 Of All Time
countdown kicked off this week. Hot debate ensued:
which song would be crowned #1? triple jÆs audience
overwhelming voted for Seattle grunge pioneers
Nirvana and their seminal anthem æSmells Like Teen
SpiritÆ; because of its energy and the way it
captured youthful frustration and dissatisfaction.
But thatÆs only the pinnacle of the poll. During
June over half a million votes were placed for
13,000 songs revealing the 100 most significant for
young Australians. triple j carved a unique place
for itself 20 years ago when we held the first
Hottest 100 poll. The average age of voters in this
yearÆs poll is 21, much the same as in 1989. But the
current generation wasnÆt old enough to vote in
1989, and a lot has developed in music since then.
What hasnÆt changed is our listenersÆ passion for
music and the songs that made a difference to their
lives. The results are as diverse as the listening
habits of our audience. There was representation
across every genre, rock: Nirvana, Rage Against The
Machine, hip-hop: Beastie Boys, Hilltop Hoods,
dance: Daft Punk, Underworld, electronic: New Order,
Massive Attack, æ80s indie: Stone Roses, The Pixies,
metal: Metallica, Tool, punk: Green Day, The Clash,
roots: Bob Marley, John Butler plus æ60s legends:
The
Beatles, Bob Dylan and æ70s pioneers: Led
Zeppelin/David Bowie, and not to forget Australian
classics: Hunters & Collectors, You Am I and
Powderfinger.

In summary: eight songs from the æ60s, 11 in the
æ70s, 15 for the æ80s, a healthy 44 in the æ90s,
plus 22 fresh tracks from this decade illustrates
that triple jÆs listeners are astute with
contemporary releases as well as music history.
Radiohead and Jeff Buckley were the stand-out
artists, scoring the most entries each with four
apiece. RadioheadÆs four entries were all ranked in
the Top 30. Michael JacksonÆs æThrillerÆ was rating
highly in the chart, but his death shortly before
voting closed ensured æBillie JeanÆ a place on the
list. The newest artist to appear is Bon Iver, with
2008Æs æSkinny LoveÆ at #92.
Several #1 songs in previous annual polls appeared
in the Hottest 100 Of All Time: Kings Of Leon æSex
On FireÆ (2008), Muse æKnights Of CydoniaÆ (2007),
Augie March æOne Crowded HourÆ (2006), Franz
Ferdinand æTake Me OutÆ (2004), Queens Of The Stone
Age æNo One KnowsÆ (2002), Powderfinger æMy
HappinessÆ (2000) and æThese DaysÆ (1999) and Oasis
æWonderwallÆ (1995), affirming that triple j voters
got it right the first time round. Eleven songs from
the first Hottest 100 back in 1989 reappeared 20
years on: æStairway to HeavenÆ and æImagineÆ even
strengthened their placing.
What is clear is that 18 years on from its release
NirvanaÆs æSmells Like Teen SpiritÆ captures a
feeling that speaks to young music lovers as much
now as when it was first released.
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