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Favorite Songs of the '00s, Part 3

67. “Last Nite” – The Strokes

68. “Walide (The girl I love)” – Amadou & Mariam

69. “His Girl” – Budos Band

70. “Mario and Peaches” – Caffe-In

71. “Blind” – Hercules and Love Affair



Hercules and Love Affair - Blind

72. "Tits on the Radio" – Scissor Sisters

73. “John the Revelator” – Depeche Mode


74. “Somewhere Only We Know” – Keane

75. “Comfortably Numb” – Scissor Sisters


76. "Short Skirt/Long Jacket" – CAKE

77. “Addicted” – Lit

78. “Screw You, We’re from Texas” Ray Wylie Hubbard

79. “Hey Ya” – Outkast


80. "Never, Never Gonna Give You Up" – Cake

81. “Dry Your Eyes” – The Streets

82. “Business Time” – Flight of the Conchords

83. “Unison” - Björk

84. “Blue” – The Fruit Guys
This underwear commercial parody of Coldplay was better than any actual Coldplay song/video.


85. “Million to One” – Al Green

86. “Coffee and Reefer” – Ron Sunshine

87. “Beautiful Day” – U2

88. “Strange Hands” – Katie Elevitch

89. “All Ones and Zeros” – The Early Years

90. “Somebody Let the Devil Out” – Popa Chubby

91. “Talking Old Soldiers” – Betty LaVette

92. “Always Love” – Nada Surf

judithstar93. “Always in Trouble” – Judithstar*
Every moment of this song maximixes the combination of the smallest elements – a light yet strongly syncopated beat, a simple guitar ostinato, a descending chord progression conveyed via bass, guitar chimes, the glorious outburst of a new guitar for the chorus, and then a truly magical bridge with contrapuntal vocals.

94. “99 Problems” – Jay-Z

95. “No Way Out” – Peter Gabriel

96. “Horses in My Dreams” – P.J. Harvey

97. “Afrirampo” – Afrirampo

98. “Cruel Girl” – The Red Button

99. “The Way She Is Now” – Rebecca Turner

100. “10 Million Slaves” – Otis Taylor

101. “Doubles” – New Bloods

- Steve Holtje

Steve Holtje

Mr. Holtje is a Brooklyn-based poet and composer who splits his time between editing Culturecatch.com, working at the Williamsburg record store Sound Fix, and editing cognitive neuroscience books for Oxford University Press. No prizes for guessing which pays best.

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