| ID |
Song |
Comment |
The Call |
| 10 |
HilltopHoods – ‘I Love It’ (Ft. Sia) |
Called it for one later than it appeared. |
9: That indistinguishably similar Australian hiphop sound which wasn’t the popular one |
| 9 |
@TheJezabels – ‘Endless Summer’ |
(Cure x Nirvana)^Souixe and the Banshees |
| 8 |
360 (@3ree6ixty) – ‘Boys Like You (Ft. Gossling)’ |
Gorrillaz + Hilltop Hoods * BlueJuice. I think it might be a bit derivative |
9: That indistinguishably similar Australian hiphop sound which wasn’t the popular one |
| 7 |
San Cisco (@SanCiscoMusic) – ‘Awkward’ |
Damn. Someone in the party voted for this – can’t get the nobody knows score on this one. |
6 or 7: A band nobody in the room recognises. Everyone feels that little bit older. Somebody makes a “Get orf my lawn comment and means it” |
| 6 |
@LanaDelRey – ‘Video Games |
Urgh to go all toasters in the bath. Hide the sharp objects again. |
8: Something stonerish and so painfully slow, that Wolfmother seems preferable. |
| 5 |
M83 – ‘Midnight City’ |
I seem to have this one right. It’s quite nice work, but it does feel like the end of the electronic music selection |
5: The last electronic song of the count down. The drum and bass members of the party realise they can go home, but they’re giving a lift to the guitar band fan so they have to stick around. |
| 4 |
@BoyAndBear – ‘Feeding Line’ |
5 piece indie guitar band. Close :) |
4: Guitars, three piece, drummer and gimmick. |
| 3 |
@Matt_Corby – ‘Brother’ |
3: A band being given the TripleJ push. Critically acclaimed, and no discernable record sales. |
| 2 |
TheBlackKeys – ‘Lonely Boy’ |
Yes, well, now let’s see what takes the prize shall we? |
2: The actual winner, with iTunes sales and CD purchases included. |
| 1 |
Gotye – ‘Somebody That I Used To Know (Ft. Kimbra)’ |
Edwyn Collins – A Girl Like You as interpreted by Sting, which closes me out with a double – the 1 pick plus the Kimbra four pack |
1: Goyte. Something really slow, downbeat and depressing so the entire TripleJ nation feels bad about themselves |
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