Triple J Hottest 100, 1990

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1990 Triple J Hottest 100
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Countdown details
Date of countdown20 May 1990
Countdown highlights
Winning song Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Joy Division
"Love Will Tear Us Apart"
Most entries Flag of the United Kingdom.svg The Cure
(7 tracks)
Chronology
 Previous
1989
Next 
1991

The 1990 Triple J Hottest 100 was announced on 20 May 1990. [1] It was the second annual poll of the most popular songs, according to listeners of the Australian radio station Triple J. From 1989 to 1991, listeners could vote for songs released in any year.

Contents

Full list

Note: Australian artists
#Song [2] ArtistCountry of OriginYear of releasePrevious Hottest 100 of all time positions
1 Love Will Tear Us Apart Joy Division United Kingdom19801 (1989)
2 Throw Your Arms Around Me Hunters & Collectors Australia19852 (1989)
3 How Soon Is Now? The Smiths United Kingdom19847 (1989)
4 Uncertain Smile The The United Kingdom19833 (1989)
5 Blue Monday New Order United Kingdom19835 (1989)
6 Fools Gold The Stone Roses United Kingdom1989
7 This Charming Man The SmithsUnited Kingdom198313 (1989)
8 Rock Lobster The B-52's United States197814 (1989)
9 It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine) R.E.M. United States198722 (1989)
10 That's Entertainment The Jam United Kingdom19804 (1989)
11 A Forest The Cure United Kingdom198010 (1989)
12 Holiday in Cambodia Dead Kennedys United States19806 (1989)
13 Troy Sinéad O'Connor Ireland198741 (1989)
14 Under the Milky Way The Church Australia1988
15 Shivers The Boys Next Door Australia197812 (1989)
16 Birthday The Sugarcubes Iceland19879 (1989)
17 Wuthering Heights Kate Bush United Kingdom197843 (1989)
18 Debaser Pixies United States1988
19 Primary The CureUnited Kingdom198119 (1989)
20 Anarchy in the U.K. Sex Pistols United Kingdom197617 (1989)
21 Bizarre Love Triangle New OrderUnited Kingdom198667 (1989)
22 She Sells Sanctuary The Cult United Kingdom198535 (1989)
23 Boys Don't Cry The CureUnited Kingdom198029 (1989)
24 Ride On Time Black Box Italy1989
25 Just Like Heaven The CureUnited Kingdom1987
26Betty's Worry or the SlabHunters & CollectorsAustralia198483 (1989)
27 Cattle and Cane The Go-Betweens Australia198311 (1989)
28 London Calling The Clash United Kingdom197918 (1989)
29 Fight the Power Public Enemy United States1989
30 Another Girl, Another Planet The Only Ones United Kingdom197826 (1989)
31 Song to the Siren This Mortal Coil United Kingdom198315 (1989)
32 Talking to a Stranger Hunters & CollectorsAustralia19828 (1989)
33 Fuck tha Police N.W.A United States1988
34 Monkey Gone to Heaven PixiesUnited States1989
35 Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd United Kingdom197533 (1989)
36 Buffalo Stance Neneh Cherry Sweden198861 (1989)
37 Sign “☮” the Times Prince United States198737 (1989)
38 Tainted Love Soft Cell United Kingdom1981
39 Kiss PrinceUnited States198624 (1989)
40 Back to Life (However Do You Want Me) Soul II Soul United Kingdom1989
41 Blister in the Sun Violent Femmes United States198346 (1989)
42 Respect Aretha Franklin United States196521 (1989)
43 Lullaby The CureUnited Kingdom1989
44 There Is a Light That Never Goes Out The SmithsUnited Kingdom198564 (1989)
45Info Freako Jesus Jones United Kingdom1989
46 The One I Love R.E.M.United States198745 (1989)
47Everybody Moves Died Pretty Australia1989
48 Dancing Queen ABBA Sweden1975
49 Wide Open Road The Triffids Australia198668 (1989)
50 "Heroes" David Bowie United Kingdom197739 (1989)
51 She Bangs the Drums The Stone RosesUnited Kingdom1989
52 The End The Doors United States196750 (1989)
53 Bigmouth Strikes Again The SmithsUnited Kingdom198627 (1989)
54Aloha Steve and Danno Radio Birdman Australia197823 (1989)
55 Here Comes Your Man PixiesUnited States1989
56 Can't Be Sure The Sundays United Kingdom1989
57 The Unguarded Moment The ChurchAustralia198142 (1989)
58 Waiting for the Great Leap Forwards Billy Bragg United Kingdom198820 (1989)
59 Greetings to the New Brunette Billy BraggUnited Kingdom198638 (1989)
60 Deanna Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Australia198870 (1989)
61 Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin United Kingdom197130 (1989)
62 L.A. Woman The DoorsUnited States197140 (1989)
63 Alison Elvis Costello United Kingdom197716 (1989)
64 Love Song Simple Minds United Kingdom198136 (1989)
65 Temptation New OrderUnited Kingdom1982
66 Imagine John Lennon United Kingdom197131 (1989)
67 The Love Cats The CureUnited Kingdom1983
68 True Faith New OrderUnited Kingdom1987
69 Nothing Compares 2 U Sinéad O'ConnorIreland1990
70 Wise Up! Sucker Pop Will Eat Itself United Kingdom1989
71 Say Goodbye Hunters & CollectorsAustralia198697 (1989)
72 In Between Days The CureUnited Kingdom1985
73 I Want You Elvis CostelloUnited Kingdom198658 (1989)
74 Freak Scene Dinosaur Jr. United States1988
75 Forbidden Colours Sylvian and Sakamoto United Kingdom/Japan198360 (1989)
76 God Is a Bullet Concrete Blonde United States1989
77 Sympathy for the Devil The Rolling Stones United Kingdom196863 (1989)
78 Fall on Me R.E.M.United States1986
79 Once in a Lifetime Talking Heads United States1981
80 Into the Groove Madonna United States1985
81 Street Tuff (Scar Mix) Double Trouble and Rebel MC United Kingdom1989
82 Levi Stubbs' Tears Billy BraggUnited Kingdom1986
83 All Along the Watchtower Jimi Hendrix United States196849 (1989)
84 Atmosphere Joy DivisionUnited Kingdom1980
85 Bye Bye Pride The Go-BetweensAustralia198789 (1989)
86Eternally Yours Laughing Clowns Australia1984
87 Add It Up Violent FemmesUnited States1983
88 Love Shack The B-52'sUnited States1989
89 Teen Age Riot Sonic Youth United States1988
90 Sexual Healing Marvin Gaye United States198262 (1989)
91 Say No Go De La Soul United States1988
92 Reptile The ChurchAustralia1988
93Trust Tall Tales and True Australia1989
94 This Is the Day The TheUnited Kingdom1983
95 Comfortably Numb Pink FloydUnited Kingdom1979
96 Happy Birthday Concrete BlondeUnited States1989
97 Roam The B-52'sUnited States1989
98 Walk On The Wild Side Lou Reed United States197277 (1989)
99 Orange Crush R.E.M.United States1988
100 Just Can't Get Enough Depeche Mode United Kingdom1981

Artists with multiple entries

#ArtistTracks
7 The Cure 11, 19, 23, 25, 43, 67, 72
6 Peter Hook [note 1] 1, 5, 21, 65, 68, 84
Stephen Morris [note 1] 1, 5, 21, 65, 68, 84
Bernard Sumner [note 1] 1, 5, 21, 65, 68, 84
4 Hunters & Collectors 2, 26, 32, 71
The Smiths 3, 7, 44, 53
New Order 5, 21, 65, 68
R.E.M. 9, 46, 78, 99
3 The B-52's 8, 88, 97
The Church 14, 57, 92
Pixies 18, 34, 55
Billy Bragg 58, 59, 82
2 Joy Division 1, 84
The The 4, 95
The Stone Roses 6, 51
Sinéad O'Connor 13, 69
The Go-Betweens 27, 85
Nick Cave [note 2] 15, 60
Pink Floyd 35, 95
Prince 37, 39
Violent Femmes 41, 87
The Doors 52, 62
Elvis Costello 63, 73
Concrete Blonde 76, 96

Notes

Countries represented

Country#
United Kingdom48
United States31
Australia16
Ireland2
Sweden2
Japan1
Iceland1
Italy1

Songs by Decade

Decade#
1960s4
1970s16
1980s79
1990s1

See also

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References

  1. 1 2 3 Twice with Joy Division (1, 84), four times with New Order (5, 21, 65, 68)
  2. Once with The Boys Next Door (15), and once with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (60)
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