NME's Student Disco Anthems Of All Time Poll

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http://www.forum.mobilediscodirectory.co.uk/archive/index.php?t-28706.html

Or in short:

1.Kings of Leon - Sex on Fire
2.Killers - Mr Brightside
3.MGMT - Kids
4.Rage against the machine - Killing in the name of
5.Tenacious D - Tribute
6.Journey - Dont Stop Belivin'
7.Bon Jovi - Livin on a prayer
8.Brian Adams - Summer of 69
9.House of pain - Jump around
10.Black eye peas - Pump it
1-jamie t-if you got the money
2-hot chip-over & over
3-kasabian-processed beats
4-lets go surfing-the drums
5-klaxons-golden skans
6-stone roses-fools gold
7-shed seven-disco down
8-hot chip-ready for the floor
Leftfield - Open up
Delerium - Silence
Faithless - Insomnia
Blur - Parklife
Stone Roses - Waterfall
New Order - Blue Monday
Happy Mondays - Hallelujah (Club mix)
The Big Pink - Dominos
Florence and the Machine - Dog days are over
The Editors - Papillion
1: Pendulum - Slam
2: Prodigy: Voodoo People
3: Killers - Brightside
4: Kings of Leon - Sex on Fire
5: Fratelis - Chelsea Dagger
6: N Trance - Set U Free
7: Vengaboys - Boom Boom Boom (especially at Leicester Uni & Demontfort)
8: House of Pain - Jump Around
9: Fatman Scoop - Be Faithfull
10: Take That - Never Forget

Summer of 69?!

Shed Seven people!

no surprises there. the only truly offensive song in the list is the big pink one

Do you mean "student anthems" or do you mean music that actually gets played at students unions, in my experience they're entirely different apart from that 2004-2007 period when it would've been all the Fratellis and Razorlight and Bloc Party and what have you. Only Kings of Leon, Mumford & Sons and yer sub-MGMTs have really done much since then.

The last time the charts felt this disconnected from guitar music was around 1999-2001, which was when I was a student. And the non-cheese nights at my union were playing chart 2-step, eurotrance and the occasional US RnB or hip-hop crossover. My guess would be that this year's student anthems are Katy On A Mission, Pass Out, the two Roll Deep number ones, some of the Magnetic Man stuff and Kanye/Gaga/Black Eyed Peas.

I forgot about Florence and the Machine. I think I've blotted last year's fashionable women things out of my mind.

The first top 10 looks like it's probably accurate. The one featuring Leftfield and New Order and the Roses/Mondays is patently written by someone who is in his 30s, at Manchester University, or both.

7: Vengaboys - Boom Boom Boom (especially at Leicester Uni & Demontfort)

zing!

Corabar Steve
21-09-2010, 07:51 PM
Has everyone forgotten these threads are for lists, not discussion?

Yeah that guy is classic.

Top 10(ish) Grime

Corabar Steve
07-02-2009, 10:04 AM
Anyone?

Are the Mitchell Brothers the only exponents of this genre?

Top Ten Dubstep

DeckstarDeluxe
01-10-2009, 12:26 AM
Hope the powers that be dont mind me doing this?

Ive noticed recently at 18th parties that I get requests for some dubstep however Im not up on this genre but would like to be

Ones I can post are

La Roux - In For The Kill (Screams Lets Get Ravy Remix)
La Roux - Not Your Toy (Nero Remix)

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DeckstarDeluxe
01-10-2009, 07:20 PM
Good start keep em coming guys.

Got alot of country villages around here rich farmer types and its usually them that are asking for it and as Ive got a 17th this saturday I'd like to go prepared with some good stuff.

Personally not that keen on the genre but if its what the customer wants........

damn u gotta see this in full vbb glory

http://www.forum.mobilediscodirectory.co.uk/showthread.php?s=bf1b8a04cf8214f3b0688be4f509c5e1&t=12655

enjoying his idiosyncratic grasp of pronouns

IF PEOPLE WANT UPFRONT MUSIC THEY'LL GO TO A CLUB. MOBILE DJS SHOULD PLAY NOTHING BUT THE CLASSICS????

Do you employ a guy whom needs educating or are you on now one of these DJ's WHOM REFUSE TO ACCEPT THE CLASSICS even though you run a mobile disco business??????????
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i've been around student union nights embarrassingly recently and i'm so confused by the prevailing popularity of the mid-90s. vengaboys and other such things i can just about get my head around, somehow, but why are these 18-year-olds cheering when ocean colour scene come on?

Their dads would've played it in the car.

It's just like 30-somethings liking the Beatles.

Biffy Clyro's "Mountains" is so popular, which seems bizarre to me. The chorus makes me think of a Playdays dance routine.