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Top 10 2000's, 2010s, 80s and 90s songs you can dance to
starry_rune
16-10-2015
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzhJ16LpbiY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6W2wOBCMYo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9SUhl2XqAk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkZs9ZpZ7Rk

Do you agree with these lists?
tortfeasor
17-10-2015
I only bothered with the 80s and 90s ones but I can disagree with the 90s one from a UK perspective. Marky Mark Wahlberg's 'Good Vibrations' is not a big enough record to be in any 90s Top 10: that's only been put in there because of the fact he went on to bigger and better things and it's a good one to talk about because of that!

The Source ft. Candi Staton's 'You Got The Love' was out in 1991 too and considering that had a big revival in 1997 as well would possibly have more justification to be in a Top 10 list than Marky Mark!

The Real McCoy track 'Run Away' doesn't deserve to be in there either - 'Another Night' was their really popular one here and again I don't think that one would really deserve to be in a Top 10 either.
Kirsty_Jones90
17-10-2015
That 90's list is laughable-even from an American point of view.

Missing of course was only big because of the Todd Terry remix.

Runaway/Get ready for this/Good vibrations/U can't touch this/Vogue are not ultimate dance songs of the 90's

Where are Felix/Stardust/Robin S/The Prodigy and Chemical Brothers, all worth more than the above.

The 00's
Low and Sexyback, why?
JVD
17-10-2015
00s countdown was crap , there were so many better songs than those , completely biased... Top 10 IMO , that countdown should be renamed the Top 10 most popular songs of the 2000s
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