2010 Triple J Hottest 100 | |
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Countdown details | |
Date of countdown | 26 January 2011 |
Countdown highlights | |
Winning song | Angus & Julia Stone ("Big Jet Plane") |
Most entries | Birds of Tokyo (3) Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. (3) Pendulum (3) Washington (3) Bliss n Eso (3) Gorillaz (3) Arcade Fire (3) Gypsy & The Cat (3) |
The 2010 Triple J Hottest 100 was announced and played on Australia Day, 26 January 2011. [1] It is the eighteenth countdown of the most popular songs of the year, as chosen by the listeners of Australian radio station Triple J.
Voting commenced at midnight on Monday 20 December 2010, and closed at midnight on Sunday 16 January 2011. 1.26 million votes were recorded from 152 countries, a new record number of votes.
Note: Australian artists |
# | Song | Artist | Country of origin |
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1 | Big Jet Plane | Angus & Julia Stone | Australia |
2 | Rock It | Little Red | Australia |
3 | Dance the Way I Feel | Ou Est le Swimming Pool | United Kingdom |
4 | Plans | Birds of Tokyo | Australia |
5 | Fall at Your Feet | Boy & Bear | Australia |
6 | Teenage Crime | Adrian Lux | Sweden |
7 | Fuck You | CeeLo Green | United States |
8 | Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves) | The Wombats | United Kingdom |
9 | Magic Fountain | Art vs. Science | Australia |
10 | Somebody to Love Me | Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. featuring Boy George and Andrew Wyatt | United Kingdom / United States |
11 | ABC News Theme (Pendulum Remix) | Peter Wall & Tony Ansell | Australia |
12 | Rapunzel | Drapht | Australia |
13 | Clap Your Hands | Sia | Australia |
14 | Runaway | Kanye West featuring Pusha T | United States |
15 | Barbra Streisand | Duck Sauce | United Kingdom |
16 | Mace Spray | The Jezabels | Australia |
17 | Bang Bang Bang | Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. featuring Q-Tip & MNDR | United Kingdom / United States |
18 | There's Nothing in the Water We Can't Fight | Cloud Control | Australia |
19 | Crave You | Flight Facilities featuring Giselle Rosselli | Australia |
20 | Sunday Best | Washington | Australia |
21 | Undercover Martyn | Two Door Cinema Club | United Kingdom |
22 | Jellylegs | Children Collide | Australia |
23 | Addicted | Bliss n Eso | Australia |
24 | Talking Like I'm Falling Down Stairs | Sparkadia | Australia |
25 | Eyes Wide Open | Gotye | Australia |
26 | Not in Love | Crystal Castles featuring Robert Smith | Canada / United Kingdom |
27 | You Got the Dirtee Love | Florence + The Machine & Dizzee Rascal | United Kingdom |
28 | Radar Detector | Darwin Deez | United States |
29 | It Can Wait | Illy featuring Owl Eyes | Australia |
30 | O.N.E. | Yeasayer | United States |
31 | Bloodbuzz Ohio | The National | United States |
32 | Pumped Up Kicks | Foster the People | United States |
33 | Solitude Is Bliss | Tame Impala | Australia |
34 | Punching in a Dream | The Naked and Famous | New Zealand |
35 | The Bike Song | Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. featuring Kyle Falconer & Spank Rock | United Kingdom / United States |
36 | Opposite of Adults | Chiddy Bang | United States |
37 | Doncamatic | Gorillaz | United Kingdom |
38 | Young Blood | The Naked and Famous | New Zealand |
39 | Revolution | John Butler Trio | Australia |
40 | Baby, I'm Gettin' Better | Gyroscope | Australia |
41 | Down by the River | Bliss n Eso | Australia |
42 | On Melancholy Hill | Gorillaz | United Kingdom |
43 | We No Speak Americano | Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP | Australia |
44 | Baptism | Crystal Castles | Canada |
45 | Rabbit Song | Boy & Bear | Australia |
46 | Way Back Home | Bag Raiders | Australia |
47 | Wild at Heart | Birds of Tokyo | Australia |
48 | Witchcraft | Pendulum | Australia |
49 | Easy to Love | The Jezabels | Australia |
50 | One Life Stand | Hot Chip | United Kingdom |
51 | Ambling Alp | Yeasayer | United States |
52 | Overpass | The John Steel Singers | Australia |
53 | Reflections | Bliss n Eso | Australia |
54 | Holidays | Miami Horror featuring Alan Palomo | Australia / United States |
55 | Giving Up the Gun | Vampire Weekend | United States |
56 | Bring Night | Sia | Australia |
57 | Kickstarts | Example | United Kingdom |
58 | The Suburbs | Arcade Fire | Canada |
59 | Rich Kids | Washington | Australia |
60 | My Eagle | Children Collide | Australia |
61 | Jackson's Last Stand | Ou Est le Swimming Pool | United Kingdom |
62 | Hold On | Angus & Julia Stone | Australia |
63 | Ready to Start | Arcade Fire | Canada |
64 | Jona Vark | Gypsy & The Cat | Australia |
65 | One Step | Dead Letter Circus | Australia |
66 | Audience | Cold War Kids | United States |
67 | Holiday | Vampire Weekend | United States |
68 | Dog | Andy Bull featuring Lisa Mitchell | Australia / United Kingdom |
69 | Watercolour | Pendulum | Australia |
70 | Paper Romance | Groove Armada featuring Fenech-Soler & Saint Saviour | United Kingdom |
71 | The Piper's Song | Gypsy & The Cat | Australia |
72 | I Can Talk | Two Door Cinema Club | United Kingdom |
73 | Time to Wander | Gypsy & The Cat | Australia |
74 | Lucidity | Tame Impala | Australia |
75 | Coming Around | Hungry Kids of Hungary | Australia |
76 | Radioactive | Kings of Leon | United States |
77 | Shutterbugg | Big Boi featuring Cutty Cartel | United Kingdom |
78 | Stylo | Gorillaz featuring Bobby Womack & Mos Def | United Kingdom / United States |
79 | Slow Motion | Little Red | Australia |
80 | Howlin' for You | The Black Keys | United States |
81 | Echoes | Klaxons | United Kingdom |
82 | Tighten Up | The Black Keys | United States |
83 | Modern Man | Arcade Fire | Canada |
84 | The Hardest Part | Washington | Australia |
85 | I Feel Better | Hot Chip | United Kingdom |
86 | Queensland | Evil Eddie | Australia |
87 | The Saddest Thing I Know | Birds of Tokyo | Australia |
88 | Monster | Kanye West featuring Jay-Z, Rick Ross, Bon Iver & Nicki Minaj | United States / Trinidad and Tobago |
89 | Barricade | Interpol | United States |
90 | Finally See Our Way | Art vs. Science | Australia |
91 | Northcote (So Hungover) | The Bedroom Philosopher | Australia |
92 | I Can Change | LCD Soundsystem | United States |
93 | Anyone's Ghost | The National | United States |
94 | Time to Smile | Xavier Rudd | Australia |
95 | The High Road | Broken Bells | United States |
96 | Go Do | Jónsi | Iceland |
97 | Sleepwalker | Parkway Drive | Australia |
98 | Spanish Sahara | Foals | United Kingdom |
99 | Big | Dead Letter Circus | Australia |
100 | Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever) | Muse | United Kingdom |
Three entries
Two entries
Triple J Listeners voted for their favorite album of 2010 in a similar format to the Hottest 100. Voters were allowed to vote for any album released in 2010 and were limited to ten votes.
Bold indicates the winner of the Hottest 100, while Tame Impala's Innerspeaker won the J Award.
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