Annual music listener poll by Australian radio station Triple J for the year 2000
The 2000 Triple J Hottest 100, revealed in January 2001, marked the eighth yearly ranking of the most favored tracks as voted by the audience of the Australian broadcaster Triple J. A compilation CD was issued containing 37 chosen songs, notably including Queens of the Stone Age's "Feel Good Hit of the Summer," despite its absence from the top 100 list.
Full list
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Note: Australian performers
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Artists with Multiple Appearances
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Artist
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Entries
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| 3
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Rage Against the Machine
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13, 77, 95
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| 2
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Powderfinger
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1, 3
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| U2
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2, 94
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| Coldplay
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5, 63
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| Foo Fighters
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8, 18
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| The Dandy Warhols
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10, 49
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| 28 Days
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11, 52
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| Machine Gun Fellatio
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16, 67
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| Green Day
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14, 100
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| Bodyjar
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20, 66
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| Limp Bizkit
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21, 27
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| George
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28, 61
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| Grinspoon
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33, 73
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| Gomez
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35, 38
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| Placebo
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39, 47
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| Sinéad O'Connor
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44, 60
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| Skulker
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50, 80
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| Motor Ace
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65, 98
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| Killing Heidi
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70, 92
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| Metallica
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79, 84
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| Klinger
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86, 97
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Represented Countries
| Country
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Number of Entries
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| Australia
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40
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| United States
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37
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| United Kingdom
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17
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| Ireland
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4
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| Finland
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1
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| New Zealand
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1
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| Italy
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1
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| Sweden
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1
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Notable Records
- Powderfinger holds the record for the highest combined ranking of two songs at #1 and #3, a feat later matched by Kings of Leon in 2008. Previously, The Offspring held this record with #3 and #4 in 1994.
- Additionally, Powderfinger was the first to achieve two number-one positions in the countdown after "These Days" topped the list in 1999; this accomplishment was later equaled by Flume, who won in both 2016 and 2022.
- Powderfinger also became the pioneer artist to place songs in the top ten for three consecutive years (1998–2000) and to secure top three finishes in two successive years since The Cranberries. These records were eventually surpassed by Billie Eilish and Spacey Jane.
- During this timeframe, "Thank You (for Loving Me at My Worst)" by The Whitlams (#54) and "Mutha Fukka on a Motorcycle" by Machine Gun Fellatio (#59) also appeared on the chart.
- Bomfunk MC's marked the first Finnish act to enter the Hottest 100.
- Dave Grohl achieved his ninth consecutive placement on the list.
Top Ten Albums of 2000
Bold denotes the Hottest 100 winner.
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Artist
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Album Title
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Country of Origin
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Tracks Featured in Hottest 100
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CD release
Disc 1
- Powderfinger – "My Happiness" (4:39)
- Fatboy Slim – "Sunset (Bird of Prey)" (6:51)
- U2 – "Beautiful Day" (4:06)
- The Dandy Warhols – "Bohemian Like You" (3:29)
- Magic Dirt – "Dirty Jeans" (3:41)
- Bomfunk MC's – "Freestyler" (5:07)
- Wheatus – "Teenage Dirtbag" (4:02)
- You Am I – "Damage" (3:27)
- The Living End – "Pictures in the Mirror" (3:17)
- Radiohead – "Everything in Its Right Place" (4:11)
- Lo-Tel – "Teenager of the Year" (4:26)
- Friendly – "I Love You But..." (3:40)
- 28 Days – "Rip It Up" (3:39)
- Blink-182 – "Man Overboard" (2:46)
- The Avalanches – "Frontier Psychiatrist" (4:49)
- Spiller – "Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)" (3:48)
- Skunkhour – "Kick in the Door" (3:03)
- Area-7 – "Start Making Sense" (3:31)
- Groove Terminator – "One More Time (The Sunshine Song)" (4:03)
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Disc 2
- Foo Fighters – "Generator" (3:49)
- Machine Gun Fellatio – "Unsent Letter" (5:11)
- The Superjesus – "Gravity" (4:00)
- Millencolin – "Penguins & Polarbears" (2:54)
- Moloko – "The Time Is Now" (4:29)
- Coldplay – "Yellow" (4:29)
- Placebo – "Taste in Men" (4:01)
- OPM – "Heaven Is a Halfpipe" (4:18)
- PJ Harvey – "Good Fortune" (3:20)
- Queens of the Stone Age – "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" (2:45)
- Tex Perkins – "I Know You Know I Know" (4:32)
- Sinéad O'Connor – "Daddy I'm Fine" (3:00)
- Eels – "Mr. E's Beautiful Blues" (3:59)
- Paul Kelly – "Every Fucking City" (3:37)
- Bodyjar – "Not the Same" (3:10)
- George – "Bastard Son" (3:19)
- Everlast – "Black Jesus" (4:22)
- Groove Armada feat. Gram'ma Funk – "I See You Baby" (3:53)
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See also
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