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Triple J Hottest 100, 2003

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Triple J Hottest 100 2003
Company typeAnnual music poll
IndustryMusic broadcasting
Founded1993
Headquarters
Sydney
,
Australia
Area served
Australia
ProductsMusic ranking, compilation CD, DVD
ParentTriple J (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

The 2003 Triple J Hottest 100, revealed on 25 January 2004, marked the eleventh annual ranking of the year's most favored songs as voted by listeners of the Australian broadcaster Triple J. A compilation CD containing 40 chosen tracks alongside a DVD featuring music videos was made available. Additionally, the countdown's videos were broadcast on the ABC music show Rage during March.

Full list

Note: Australian musicians
# Song Artist Country of Origin
1 Are You Gonna Be My Girl Jet Australia
2 Hey Ya! Outkast United States
3 Seven Nation Army The White Stripes United States
4 (Baby I've Got You) On My Mind Powderfinger Australia
5 Clocks (Röyksopp Remix) Coldplay United Kingdom/Norway
6 Hello The Cat Empire Australia
7 Sunsets Powderfinger Australia
8 Zebra John Butler Trio Australia
9 The Nosebleed Section Hilltop Hoods Australia
10 Love Your Way Powderfinger Australia
11 Déjà Vu Something for Kate Australia
12 Lighthouse The Waifs Australia
13 We Used to Be Friends The Dandy Warhols United States
14 The Hardest Button to Button The White Stripes United States
15 I Love Work Butterfingers Australia
16 Relapse Little Birdy Australia
17 Taylor Jack Johnson United States
18 Diamonds On the Inside Ben Harper United States
19 Rollover DJ Jet Australia
20 Feeler Pete Murray Australia
21 Armies Against Me Epicure Australia
22 Fortune Faded Red Hot Chili Peppers United States
23 Who's Gonna Save Us? The Living End Australia
24 The Horizon Has Been Defeated Jack Johnson United States
25 Baby Blue Little Birdy Australia
26 Russell Crowe's Band Frenzal Rhomb Australia
27 There's Always Someone Cooler Than You Ben Folds United States
28 Danger! High Voltage Electric Six United States
29 With My Own Two Hands Ben Harper United States
30 The Bitter End Placebo United Kingdom


Artists with Multiple Appearances

# Artist Entries
5 The White Stripes 3, 14, 89, 93, 94
Powderfinger 4, 7, 10, 76, 77
3 The Cat Empire 6, 37, 100
Jack Johnson 17, 24, 40
Placebo 30, 72, 95
Muse 31, 42, 69
2 Jet 1, 19
John Butler Trio 8, 51
Hilltop Hoods 9, 44
Something for Kate 11, 62
The Waifs 12, 50
The Dandy Warhols 13, 32
Butterfingers 15, 38
Little Birdy 16, 25
Ben Harper 18, 29
Pete Murray 20, 86
Epicure 21, 73
Flea[note 1] 22, 99
The Living End 23, 66
Ben Folds[note 2] 27, 52
Electric Six 28, 33
Michael Franti and Spearhead 34, 47
Magic Dirt 35, 60
The Beautiful Girls 41, 62
The Strokes 43, 83
A Perfect Circle 45, 70
Radiohead 48, 49
Missy Elliott 57, 85
AFI 58, 71
Cody ChesnuTT[note 3] 74, 75

Represented Countries

United Kingdom 14 Norway 1 Italy 1 Germany 1 Canada 1 Denmark 1
Country Number of Entries
Australia 47
United States 38

Notable Records

  • Powderfinger became the first group to have three tracks within the Top Ten.
  • The shortest track is "Russell Crowe's Band" by Frenzal Rhomb, lasting only one minute and twelve seconds.
  • Coldplay's "Clocks" appeared on the chart for two consecutive years following a remix by Röyksopp.
  • Both The Living End and Something for Kate achieved their seventh straight appearance in the Hottest 100 since its inception in 1997; meanwhile, Machine Gun Fellatio recorded five consecutive years starting from 1999.

Top Ten Albums of 2003

Bold denotes the Hottest 100 winner.

# Artist Album Title Country of Origin Tracks Featured in Hottest 100
1 Powderfinger Vulture Street Australia 4,7,10,76,77
2 The White Stripes Elephant United States 3,14,89,93,94
3 Radiohead Hail to the Thief United Kingdom 48,49
4 Jet Get Born Australia 1,19 (24 and 89 in 2004)
5 Jack Johnson On & On United States 17,24,40
6 Something for Kate The Official Fiction Australia 11,63
7 Ben Harper Diamonds On the Inside United States 18,29
8 John Butler Trio Living 2001–2002 Australia 51
9 Muse Absolution United Kingdom 31,42,69
10 The Living End Modern ARTillery Australia 23,66 (52 in the previous year)


CD release

Disc 1
  1. Jet – "Are You Gonna Be My Girl"
  2. Hilltop Hoods – "The Nosebleed Section"
  3. Jane's Addiction – "Just Because"
  4. The Dandy Warhols – "We Used to Be Friends"
  5. Something for Kate – "Déjà Vu"
  6. Cody ChesnuTT – "Look Good in Leather"
  7. Little Birdy – "Baby Blue"
  8. The Sleepy Jackson – "Vampire Racecourse"
  9. The Herd – "77%"
  10. John Butler Trio – "Zebra"
  11. Placebo – "The Bitter End"
  12. Radiohead – "There There"
  13. Basement Jaxx – "Good Luck"
  14. Electric Six – "Gay Bar"
  15. The Waifs – "Lighthouse"
  16. Magic Dirt – "Plastic Loveless Letter"
  17. AFI – "The Leaving Song Pt. II"
  18. The Beautiful Girls – "Black Bird"
  19. Pete Murray – "Feeler"
  20. Skeewiff – "Man of Constant Sorrow"
 Disc 2
  1. The Mars Volta – "Inertiatic ESP"
  2. The Living End – "Who's Gonna Save Us?"
  3. The Cat Empire – "Hello"
  4. Chicks on Speed – "We Don't Play Guitars"
  5. Ben Harper – "Diamonds on the Inside"
  6. Butterfingers – "I Love Work"
  7. Missy Higgins – "Greed For Your Love"
  8. Chemical Brothers – "The Golden Path"
  9. Offcuts – "Break It Down James Brown"
  10. Machine Gun Fellatio – "Voices in My Head"
  11. Nofx – "Franco Un-American"
  12. The Butterfly Effect – "One Second of Insanity"
  13. Michael Franti and Spearhead – "Everyone Deserves Music"
  14. Epicure – "Life Sentence"
  15. Belle and Sebastian – "Step into My Office Baby"
  16. Junior Senior – "Move Your Feet"
  17. Missy Elliott – "Pass That Dutch"
  18. Gyroscope – "Doctor, Doctor"
  19. Xavier Rudd – "Let Me Be"
  20. Powderfinger – "(Baby I've Got You) On My Mind"

DVD release

Following the 2002 edition, the second installment of The Hottest 100 DVD showcases prominent songs such as:

  1. Jet – Are You Gonna Be My Girl
  2. Jane's Addiction – Just Because
  3. The Dandy Warhols – We Used To Be Friends
  4. Something for Kate – Déjà Vu (Radio Edit)
  5. Cody ChesnuTT – Look Good in Leather
  6. Little Birdy – Baby Blue
  7. The Sleepy Jackson – Vampire Racecourse
  8. The Herd – 77%
  9. John Butler Trio – Zebra
  10. Placebo – The Bitter End
  11. Radiohead – There There
  12. Basement Jaxx (feat. Lisa Kekaula) – Good Luck
  13. Electric Six – Gay Bar
  14. The Waifs – Lighthouse
  15. Magic Dirt – Plastic Loveless Letter
  16. AFI – The Leaving Song Pt. II
  17. Pete Murray – Feeler
  18. The Mars Volta (Album Version) – Inertiatic ESP
  19. The Living End – Who's Gonna Save Us
  20. The Cat Empire – Hello
  21. Chicks on Speed (feat. Peaches) – We Don't Play Guitars
  22. Ben Harper – Diamonds On the Inside
  23. Butterfingers – I Love Work
  24. Missy Higgins – Greed For Your Love
  25. Chemical Brothers – The Golden Path
  26. Offcutts – Break It Down, James Brown
  27. Machine Gun Fellatio – Voices in My Head
  28. NOFX – Franco Un-American
  29. The Butterfly Effect – One Second of Insanity
  30. Michael Franti and Spearhead – Everyone Deserves Music
  31. Belle and Sebastian – Step into My Office, Baby
  32. Junior Senior (Radio Edit) – Move Your Feet
  33. Missy Elliott – Pass That Dutch
  34. Powderfinger – (Baby I've Got You) On My Mind

See also

Notes


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