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Triple J Hottest 100 of the Past 20 Years
Company typeMusic poll
IndustryMusic broadcasting
FoundedMay 14, 2013; 13 years ago (2013-05-14)
FateSpecial poll event
Area served
Australia
ProductsMusic countdown
Websitewww.abc.net.au/triplej/hottest100/past-20-years/

The Triple J Hottest 100 of the Past 20 Years was a special poll conducted by Triple J to celebrate two decades of its contemporary Hottest 100 format. Participants were invited to vote for up to 20 tracks released between 1 January 1993 and 31 December 2012. The voting period spanned 20 days, from 14 May to 2 June, accumulating close to 940,000 votes. The results were broadcasted over two days, on the 8th and 9th of June.

Full list

  • Bold: Winner of a previous annual Hottest 100
  • Green background: Artists from Australia
# Song Artist Country of origin Year released Previous ranking
(annual countdown)[note 1]
Previous ranking
(all-time countdown)
1 Wonderwall Oasis United Kingdom 1995 1 12 (2009)
2 Seven Nation Army The White Stripes United States 2003 3 20 (2009)
3 Last Goodbye Jeff Buckley United States 1994 14 (1995) 7 (2009)
4 The Nosebleed Section Hilltop Hoods Australia 2003 9 17 (2009)
5 Bitter Sweet Symphony The Verve United Kingdom 1997 4 14 (2009)
6 Everlong Foo Fighters United States 1997 61 (2006)[note 2] 9 (2009)
7 Mr. Brightside The Killers United States 2003 13 (2004) 38 (2009)
8 These Days Powderfinger Australia 2000 1 (1999) 21 (2009)
9 Somebody That I Used to Know Gotye featuring Kimbra Australia/New Zealand 2011 1
10 My Happiness Powderfinger Australia 2000 1 27 (2009)
11 No One Knows Queens of the Stone Age United States 2002 1 45 (2009)
12 Hearts a Mess Gotye Australia 2006 8 77 (2009)
13 Paranoid Android Radiohead United Kingdom 1997 5 5 (2009)
14 Little Lion Man Mumford & Sons United Kingdom 2009 1
17 Tomorrow Silverchair Australia 1994 5 33 (2009)
20 Prisoner of Society The Living End Australia 1997 15 34 (2009)
24 One Crowded Hour Augie March Australia 2006 1 59 (2009)
27 Frontier Psychiatrist The Avalanches Australia 2000 6
38 Sweet Disposition The Temper Trap Australia 2008 102
42 Brother Matt Corby Australia 2011 3
43 Betterman John Butler Trio Australia 2001 5 47 (2009)
46 Into My Arms Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Australia 1997 18 36 (2009)
58 No Aphrodisiac The Whitlams Australia 1997 1 36 (1998)
62 Buy Me a Pony Spiderbait Australia 1996 1 86 (1998)
66 Berlin Chair You Am I Australia 1994 23 52 (2009)
68 Are You Gonna Be My Girl Jet Australia 2003 1
70 ! (The Song Formerly Known As) Regurgitator Australia 1997 6
72 Joker & the Thief Wolfmother Australia 2005 9
77 My People The Presets Australia 2007 18
78 Freak Silverchair Australia 1997 13
81 Big Jet Plane Angus & Julia Stone Australia 2010 1
88 Monsters Something for Kate Australia 2001 2
90 Straight Lines Silverchair Australia 2007 2
91 Harpoon Jebediah Australia 1997 7 (1998)
95 Cigarettes Will Kill You Ben Lee Australia 1998 2
96 Hello The Cat Empire Australia 2003 6
98 Leaving Home Jebediah Australia 1997 10


Artists with Multiple Appearances

# Artist Tracks
3 Dave Grohl[note 3] 6, 11, 39
The Killers 7, 75, 86
Silverchair 17, 78, 90
Damon Albarn[note 4] 22, 52, 71
Daft Punk 44, 59, 65
2 Jeff Buckley 3, 36
Powderfinger 8, 10
Gotye 9, 12
Radiohead 13, 35
The Smashing Pumpkins 21, 25
Red Hot Chili Peppers 28, 30
Beastie Boys 37, 100
Gorillaz 52, 71
MGMT 64, 76
Jebediah 91, 98

Countries Represented

Country Number of Entries
United States 42
Australia 29
United Kingdom 25
France 3
Iceland 1
Ireland 1
New Zealand 1

Songs by Decade

Decade Number of Songs
1990s 44[1]
2000s 48
2010s 8

Notes

CD Release

Template:Track listing

External links


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