Some things you should know about this if you’re here for the first time:
1. This is not an attempt to list the bestselling or most popular stuff out there – it’s strictly for fun.
2. If you’re looking for Taylor Swift or Jason Mraz or anyone who’s ever been on American Idol, you are about as faraway from all that garbage as you can possibly be right now. Welcome to our world of incredibly good, fun songs that 99% of the world (ok, maybe not 99%) have never heard of!
3. As we’ve got another four weeks to go in 2009, this page is probably 95% complete, but since it won’t be finalized i.e “official” til the end of December, there will no doubt be some last-minute surprises. So bookmark this if you’re interested in what’s really happening under the radar, if you like kind of stuff that’s too edgy for the corporate media and their mindless followers at the blogs.
If you’re interested, here’s our 50 Best Albums of 2009 list (still a work in progress), our Best-of-2008 list and our Top 50 Albums of 2008. Now here’s what we have so far for 09:
1. Bobby Vacant & the Weary – Never Looking Back
Scary stuff, new album out on Luxotone.
2. Bobby Vacant & the Weary – Tear Back the Night
The title track.
3. The Brooklyn What - Planet’s So Lonely
From the Brooklyn What for Borough President cd. Great guitar solo!
4. Dan Bryk – My Alleged Career
A funny, spot-on slap at major label stupidity.
5. Maynard & the Musties – Elvis Museum
Smartly metaphorical urban country. Ryan Adams (who produced) on piano.
6. The Brooklyn What – Gentrification Rock
Way apropos.
7. Dan Bryk – City Of
The most hilariously accurate view of the state of the music world, 2009.
8. Jay Bennett - I’ll Decorate My Love
Haunting solo acoustic from the late Wilco virtuoso.
9. Jay Bennett - The Engines Are Idle
Even more haunting.
10. The French Exit – Bad Sign
Slowly slinky noir cabaret meets goth meets Godspeed You Black Emperor on this ferocious new one by the excellent NYC underground rockers. It’s on their myspace.
11. The Brooklyn What - The In-Crowd
“Is this the crowd, the crowd you wanna be in? Nah, nah nah nah, nah nah, nah nah!”
12. The Brooklyn What – No Chords
A quiet, funny, brutally satirical number about gentrification and trendoids from their new cd.
13. Curtis Eller’s American Circus – Sugar for the Horses
Aptly aphoristic, sardonically cynical oldtimey ragtime number from the excellent NYC banjoist/tunesmith. Also from Wirewalkers & Assassins.
14. Botanica - How
Check their new live cd americanundone for this killer gypsy punk song.
15. The Oxygen Ponies - Love Yr Way
Love in a time of choler – under the Bush regime. From their amazing new cd Harmony Handgrenade.
16. The Motion Sick - Some Lonely Day
Snarling, smart anticonformist rock from the winner of the Boston Phoenix’s Best Boston Band competition.
17. Jenifer Jackson – Maybe
Typically gorgeous, brooding art-pop song from this multistylistic rock goddess. Unreleased.
18. Elisa Flynn - Timber
Towering, majestic art-rock dirge from the NYC rocker’s excellent new cd Songs About Birds & Ghosts
19. Gillen and Turk - Dear Mr. President
Undoubtedly written during the Bush regime.
20. Jang Sa-ik - Wild Rose
Big Orbison-esque hit for the Korean crooner, soon to be a big world music crossover hit here in the US.
21. Vera Beren’s Gothic Chamber Blues Ensemble – The Nod
Arguably the most charismatic frontwoman in rock, the ferocious, dramatic contralto chanteuse attacks this with gale force.
22. McGinty and White – Knees
One of the great lyrics of the decade. “You can keep my heart, you bitch, just give me back my knees.”
23. Jenifer Jackson - Groundward
Dark, murky, minimalist fingerpicked dirge. Unreleased.
24. The Asylum Street Spankers – My Baby in the CIA
Hilarious, spot-on Bush-era commentary from the Texas oldtimey crew.
25. Livia Hoffman – All My Imaginary Children
Intense, casually sardonic ballad by one of the most under-the-radar songwriters out there.
26. Marty Willson-Piper - The Sniper
The ethics of assassination in about six understated riveting minutes from the great songwriter and twelve-string guitarist of the Church.
27. The Jazz Funeral - Goodnight (Is How I Say Goodbye)
Bitter, propulsive janglerock anthem from maybe the best band ever from Staten Island, NY. Free download.
28. Kelli Rae Powell - The Craggy Shuffle
The sultry oldtimey siren gets dark and apocalyptic here. “There’s nothing bad that can’t get worse.”
29. Marty Willson-Piper - Feed Your Mind
Margaritaville transposed to an unnamed tourist bar somewhere in western Europe – absolutely hilarious.
30. The Asylum Street Spankers – TV Party
Black Flag cover updated for the end of the zeros. Also hilarious.
31. System Noise – Untitled
This is a real departure for the NYC-based art/noise-rockers, a Jorma Kaukonen-style acoustic ballad with one of frontwoman Sarah Mucho’s most intense lyrics. Unreleased.
32. LJ Murphy - This Is Nothing Like Bliss
The NYC noir rock legend goes deep into vintage soul/R&B territory for this one. Unreleased.
33. Juliana Nash – Love Song for New York
“It’s 3 AM and I’m drunk again!” A fond evocation of a time before the trust fund set discovered New York. Unknown if this was ever released or not.
34. Carol Lipnik & Spookarama- Cuckoo Bird
Typical phantasmagorical noir cabaret from the 4-octave siren.
35. Megitza Quartet - Ethnic Cleansing
An aptly titled, ferocious, ominous instrumental by the Chicago-based gypsy band.
36. Curtis Eller’s American Circus – John Wilkes Booth
A more sardonic, tongue-in-cheek version of #26.
37. Curtis Eller’s American Circus – Sweatshop Fire
Scorching, characteristically historically imbued banjo punk from the charismatic NY songwriter.
38. Steve Wynn – 405
An old Dream Syndicate song (a LA freeway reference) resurrected on Wynn’s sensational new live cd.
39. Steve Kilbey – Forever Lasts for Nothing
Sort of an update – melodically at least – on the Church classic Bel Air, with a more timely lyric.
40. Kerry Kennedy - One from the Mountain
Absolutely haunting southwestern gothic dirge from the James Jackson Toth catalog, resurrected by the NYC noir siren.
41. Kerry Kennedy - Dive
This is a Kennedy original, a characteristically menacing anthem.
42. Ivo Popasov – Dance of the Falcon
Adrenaline-fueled title track from the legendary Bulgarian gypsy clarinetist’s latest album.
43. Ivo Papasov - Prayer from the Mountains
A more ornate, orchestral composition but still amazingly intense.
44. Ten Pound Heads – All Hands on Deck
Dark brooding art-rock anthem from the Brooklyn band’s superb debut album.
45. Mostly Other People Do the Killing – Allentown
We won’t spoil the joke other than to describe this as a Billy Joel cover by the world’s funniest free jazz band.
46. And the Wiremen – Sleep
Southwestern gothic in the tradition of Friends of Dean Martinez or Giant Sand, by this excellent, atmospheric Brooklyn crew.
47. Edison Woods – Dear Heaven
Typically wrenching, poignant lyrics and understated, amospheric beauty from frontwoman Julia Frodahl
48. Bobby Vacant & the Weary - Some Walk
Sardonic Bukowskiesque ballad: “Don’t look to tomorrow, just get through the day.”
49. Ian Hunter - Man Overboard
Big anguished 6/8 anthem, title track from Hunter’s superb new cd.
50. Blue Rabbit - Stupid Flag
Bouncy, smart art-rock from the Bay Area cello rockers’ latest cd.
51. The Whiskey Daredevils - Stories About Texas
Spot-on, hilarious portrait of a guy who’s not exactly what he says he is, by the killer Cleveland roots rockers.
52. Jang Sa-ik - This Is Not It
The art-rock crooner is a superstar in South Korea, not yet known here outside the Korean community: this big carpe diem anthem could help change that.
53. Mark Steiner - Cigarettes
One of the great noir rocker’s signature songs, a towering, 6/8 tremolo-guitar anthem released on his Fallen Birds cd in 2007, he absolutely slayed at Cake Shop with this during a recent NYC gig.
54. Warsaw Villlage Band - Over the Forest
Haunting Polish gypsy instrumental. From their latest cd on Barbes Records.
55. Livia Hoffman - Infinite Jest
Big rocking anthem with a characteristically anguished lyric from the underground chanteuse.
56. The New Collisions - Caged Us Kids
A blast of furious fun by the Boston new wave revivalists. On their killer new ep.
57. Abby Travis – Now Was
The highly sought-after bassist is also a first-rate noir cabaret songwriter, and this is one of her best. She killed with this at the Delancey last winter.
58. Warsaw Village Band – Circle No. 1
More dark gypsy instrumental stuff.
59. The Snow - Undertow
Clever, sardonic art-rock from Melomane frontman Pierre de Gaillande’s latest project.
60. Ingrid Olava – It’s All Right, Ma, I’m Only Bleeding
Absolutely riveting, perfect cover of the Dylan classic. Unreleased – this was the high point of her show at the Delancey in NYC last winter.
61. Lenny Molotov - Brother Can You Spare a Dime
“I used to work at Goldman Sachs and drank the finest wine/Now I’m broke and smoking crack, brother can you…”
62. Kelli Rae Powell – Some Bridges Are Good to Burn
Centerpiece to the oldtimey siren’s stupendously good, frequently bitter new cd New Words for Old Lullabies
63. Balthrop, Alabama - Bride of Frankenstein
Self-explanatory track from the Brooklyn rock behemoths’ viscerally menacing new ep.
64. Balthrop, Alabama - Prom Story
60s teen pulp redone with savage black humor. Also on the new ep.
65. Balthrop, Alabama – Red Hook Pool
This is the most New York-centric of the songs and has characteristically bite.
66. The Church – Anchorage
Savage, magnificent Steve Kilbey anthem – whether this is a mea culpa or a distribe about someone else, it packs a wallop.
67. Chris Eminizer – Ashes to the Sun
Spot-on, artsy post-9/11 anthem from the New York-based songwriter.
68. Fishtank Ensemble – Spirit Prison
Careening, rocking gypsy stuff by the crazy Bay Area crew.
69. Fishtank Ensemble - Samurai Over Serbia
This blends the band’s gypsy feel with Asian influences.
70. Alpha Blondy – Wish You Were Here
Pink Floyd cover, maybe better than the iconic original, by the African reggae legend. High point of his show at Central Park Summerstage this past summer.
71. The Motion Sick - God Hates Kansas
Briskly incisive, insightful rocker from this excellent, lyrical Boston band.
72. Ward White – Getting Along Is Easy
Sardonic, bitter and wickedly lyrical stuff from the great underground NYC songwriter (and half of McGinty and White)
73. Dan Bryk - Apologia
The Canadian-American rocker offers this hilariously tongue-in-cheek mea culpa from an imaginary record executive. From Bryk’s excellent new cd Pop Psychology.
74. The New Collisions – The Beautiful and Numb
Lush sweeping new wave-inflected apocalypse anthem, a perfect soundtrack piece for NYC’s Lower East Side. Figures it would take a Boston band to write it.
75. Dan Bryk – Street Team
Graham Parker’s Mercury Poisoning updated for the end of the zeros with much more deliciously funny detail. Also from the new cd Pop Psychology.
76. Amy Allison – Mardi Gras Moon
A typically witty, sardonic number, this one about drinking and popping pills: “I hear the distant music of the band/I’m losing all the feeling in my hands.”
77. The Asylum Street Spankers - Stick Magnetic Ribbons on Your SUV
The smartly political oldtimey band’s big late-Bush-era hit.
78. Paul Wallfisch - Swimming in the Ocean at Night
Botanica cover, especially menacing, by the band’s frontman solo at his weekly Small Beast show at the Delancey last winter.
79. Kelli Rae Powell - Don’t Slow Down, Zachary
A road trip to hell – or away from hell? Wrenchingly poignant.
80. The American String Quartet - Robert Sirota: Tryptich
A haunting and evocative 9/11 composition.
81. Matthew Grimm & the Red Smear - The Ghost of Rock n Roll
No matter how much the corporations try to grind us down, somehow we keep going. The great Iowa rocker explains how with typical gusto and amusement.
82. The Ulrich/Ziegler Duo - Since Cincinnati
Written by Big Lazy frontman Steve Ulrich, this is a cinematic blue-sky theme featuring all kinds of gorgeous guitar. Unreleased.
83. Tom Warnick & World’s Fair – Keep Moving
The carnivalesque, charismatic rocker’s theme of sorts, it’s got a hypnotic, eerie Doorsy vibe underneath all the optimism.
84. The Asylum Street Spankers - My Favorite Records
A hilarious theme for vinyl lovers (and fans of contrapuntal vocals) everywhere.
85. The Oxygen Ponies – The War Is Over
Fiery, murderous Bush-era broadside from the excellent art-rockers’ new cd Harmony Handgrenade.
86. Jeff Zentner - Burning Season
Brilliantly metaphorical Nashville gothic.
87. The French Exit - To Term
You can never be sure with this inscrutable NYC noir crew – the lyric might refer to a pregnancy, but maybe not.
88. The Motion Sick – Grace Kelly
Viciously metaphorical sendup of a drama queen by the Boston rockers.
89. The Oxygen Ponies - Finger Trigger
More late Bush-era fury from Harmony Handgrenade.
90. The Oxygen Ponies – Villains
This one doesn’t name names, but it doesn’t need to. Raw power.
91. Matthew Grimm & the Red Smear – Ayn Rand Sucks
This song needed to be wrtten and it’s a good thing this guy did it. And it’s hysterically funny. From his new, career-best cd The Ghost of Rock N Roll.
92. The Church - Deadman’s Hand
Murky, sweeping, angry Iraq war parable from the Australian art-rock legends’ latest Untitled #23.
93. McGinty and White – Rewrite
One of Ward White’s greatest lyrics – and he has dozens – this breaks every wall, fourth wall, convention, whatever you can think of. Surreal and also very funny in a mean way. From the duo’s brilliant new debut cd.
94. Dan Bryk – Treat of the Week
Savage blast of fury against record label blandness and corporate culture. Also from Pop Psychology.
95. Paul Wallfisch - Town Called Fate
Waits-ish noir version of a Stan Ridgway song; the Botanica frontman slayed with this at one of his Small Beast shows at the Delancey in NYC this past spring.
96. Matthew Grimm & the Red Smear - White
Can the great Americana rocker do hip-hop too? You bet. As funny as anything else he’s ever done.
97. Alice Texas - Oh, My Beautiful
NYC noir rock doesn’t get any more sweeping or beautiful than this towering anthem. Unreleased.
98. The Dred Scott Trio – Bobo
Dark, carnivalesque, noir jazz by the great NYC-based pianist and composer. With a string section, he did a transcendent version of this one at Smalls Jazz Club last summer.
99. Liza & the WonderWheels – Cold Wind
Uncharacteristically chilly anthem by the usually psychedelic, catchy new wave rockers. Unreleased – the acoustic version they did at the Parkside Lounge this fall was amazing.
100. Post No Bills - GDDUMOA
One of the funnest things about youtube and myspace is the amateur stuff you find there. We stumbled across this hilarious acoustic song while looking for another band with the same name. The title is an acronym for God Damn Donut Under Mike Owens’s Ass. Apparently poor Mike Owens, whoever he is, needed an operation, and the recovery process included sitting on a glorified inner tube. “I’m the only cure for the hemorrhoid you got from a strap-on,” sings the inflatable ring in a lazy southern drawl. Until Mike Owens finds out about this and fires off an irate message to myspace to take the song down, here it is.
And just for fun (and to give some added perspective to this list), here are the #1 songs of the year for 2008 from this site and our predecessor e-zine going all the way back to its inception in 2000:
2008: Steve Wynn – I Don’t Deserve This
2007: Amy Allison - Turn Out the Lights
2006: System Noise – Daydreaming
2005: LJ Murphy – Pretty for the Parlor
2004: Botanica – Good
2003: The Wirebirds – This Green Hell
2000: Ninth House - Put a Stake Right Through It
57 responses so far ↓
delarue // May 21, 2009 at 9:29 am |
You must be a Miley Cyrus fan…
ross barnett // May 23, 2009 at 7:01 pm |
wow i don’t know a single song on that list.. lol
lc // May 24, 2009 at 12:29 am |
THAT’S THE POINT!!! This is all about discovering new stuff that the corporate media or the conformist blogs would find way too edgy or frightening!
grrrr!!! // May 24, 2009 at 12:47 pm |
u guys suck so much!!!just coz u make a shitty list from which about 10 artists appear about 5 times each, duzn mean ur edgy an non conformist, ever think ders just as many “non conformists” as conformists!?LOSERS HA HA U HAV A NICE LIFE NOW!!!!
lc // May 24, 2009 at 9:59 pm |
if you knew how to read you’d be aware, as is clearly stated in plain english here, that A) this list is far from complete, this being only May and B) many of the songs, though good, are placeholders which will eventually fall off the list by year’s end when we finalize it. and what’s wrong with having multiple songs by a bunch of good bands? never ceases to amaze how seriously some people take themselves….
Chrissy // June 4, 2009 at 4:12 pm |
All these songs suck!
lc // June 4, 2009 at 11:26 pm |
what’s the matter, not enough Fall Out Girl?
urvi // June 13, 2009 at 4:57 am |
I have never even heard about these songs!!!
lc // June 13, 2009 at 7:49 am |
hi
kola // June 14, 2009 at 2:44 pm |
Are these tracks from other planets??? I aint got a clue of any of them!!!!!
lc // June 14, 2009 at 3:13 pm |
that’s the whole purpose of this thing. check them out and then you’ll have a clue
Cheyenne C. // June 16, 2009 at 9:11 pm |
I didn’t know any of these songs either,
but I listened to some of them,
and they’re pretty good!
And maybe they put the same artists because the artist makes more then one good song.
I’m sure you people like more than one song from your favorite artist, correct?
Anyway, I found this helpful, Thanks. (:
me // June 17, 2009 at 10:24 am |
im sure that these are all really good songs, but i think that its wrong to call any of them the top songs of 2009, whether they make ur final list or not. u wouldnt get so many bad comments if it wasnt such false advertising.
lc // June 17, 2009 at 10:40 am |
huh? false advertising? what’s your standard for “true advertising?” any list you see anywhere is just gonna be someone’s opinion, you can agree or disagree
GG // June 24, 2009 at 9:33 pm |
wtf i dont know any of these songs hey but whatever!☻♥☺♦
Jess // July 4, 2009 at 5:49 pm |
that is the worst list! taylor swift is the best! you guys have no taste in music…hahahaha losers!!!
lc // July 5, 2009 at 1:33 pm |
here’s a suggestion, Jess – rather than being closeminded about unfamiliar things, why don’t you try something new? Suggestion – if you like Taylor Swift, why not check out Tift Merritt or Neko Case? They both have great voices and catchy songs. And they’re way smarter.
yo // July 17, 2009 at 8:45 am |
A rule for a list as short as 100 should be that a band can only have one or two songs on the list. You only list like eight bands for 100 songs, that’s kind of ridiculous.
lc // July 18, 2009 at 10:47 am |
dude, did you read the top of the page? the list is anything but final and won’t be til December. Check back and see how vastly more diverse it will be at that time
Kaylee // July 19, 2009 at 2:20 pm |
I agree with the people above it is WRONG to FALSE advertize!
(((((( <- that is for you.
And… are these songs from the 50’s or something cuz i have never heard ANY of them.
try telling the TRUTH and stop lying.
I was looking for the best song to put on my friends ipod not songs that nobody even know!
THANK YOU so MUCH for wasting my time.
p.s. try reading the Bible!(it says not to LIE!)
Its great! (:
(the smiley face is for the bible)
Jeremiah 29:11 – For i know the plans i have for you; declares the lord, plans to prosper you, and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future.
lc // July 20, 2009 at 7:03 am |
?!? advertising? this isn’t an ad, sister,
What’s stopping you from downloading any of this? Or were you looking for Taylor Swift? Maybe you might think about having an open mind – oops, the bible says that’s wrong, can’t do that!
By the way what’s wrong with songs from the 50’s? Pretty good decade for music if you ask me! Why don’t you check out some of Jimmy Martin’s country gospel records from that decade, if you’re into the bible thing?
JAD // October 1, 2009 at 4:28 pm |
The Bible doesn’t say anything about not being allowed to have an open mind. It says to love everyone…that seems pretty open minded to me.
On another note, I really like that you have gone out in search of “non-celebrity” music. I love finding bands that nobody has heard of. Sometimes the best music is hiding until you find a website like this.
And to everyone else, if you don’t like what “lc” is doing, just kindly close the tab on your browser, and open up your iTunes and listen to your own music. Chill out!! Some people like the “not so well known” music. More power to them.
Norie-Chan // July 25, 2009 at 4:48 pm |
You know Ic this is excatly what I was looking for. Music that no one else knows of! I can tell you this sure Taylor Swift is okay but I honestly only like ONE of her songs and i can say the rest is horrible xD but u like her good for you.
And Kaylee…JESUS! Who said to use the bible on the internet as a means of “lying.” I mean it’s just one’s opinion and I think the music is pretty cool! n.n
can’t wait till the list is final Ic!!
Anne Marie // July 25, 2009 at 6:30 pm |
hmmm I think people are being too harsh
haha its amazing, I dont know any of this songs…but I listened to some of them and I actually liked them
Thanks for this list, its always good to see some variety on the playlist…not just the same stuff as miley cirus and jason mraz
=dont get me wrong, I love jason mraz too x3=
just curious, how did you get to know this strange bands……????
Alefiya // August 9, 2009 at 11:40 pm |
honestly u guys suck….what freaking songs are these????i’ve never heard even 1 of these
lc // August 10, 2009 at 1:11 am |
that’s the point, moron! you’re not supposed to know about this stuff…unlesss you’re really sussed to the best obscure songs out there. Stay tuned!
crusher // August 12, 2009 at 3:13 am |
man i was just thinkin where dese songs exist…
nj ya from where i can hav d list of sum gud songs pls i m in a hurry
ash // August 22, 2009 at 1:17 pm |
i am kind of dissapointed with this list, because it wasn’t what i was looking for, BUT i am going to check all of the songs out, nothing wrong with expanding your music.
i think alot of people on this were very mean.. you to lc..
but i still appreaciate the time it took to make this list, and i will deff be listening to these songs!
kr // August 24, 2009 at 7:50 am |
if lc was the one who posted this, forgive me if he/she wasn’t, then lc needs to stop running his/her mouth because they were the ones who wanted people to read this. i understand if he/she were mad because other people like different styles of music, and if Taylor Swift is what they came here for, lc doesn’t need to put down those singers. For example, the comment, ‘Not enough Fall Out Girl?’ is simply not being OPEN to OTHER types of music. that was what lc wanted all along right? for people to come to his/her post and find different sorts of styles. and again, if lc didn’t post this im sorry, it just appeared like he/she did.
kr // August 24, 2009 at 7:52 am |
i just realized lc didn’t post this i don’t think. sorry!
demii // September 1, 2009 at 9:06 am |
I wouldnt say these songs are the best tracks of 2009 and I even checked them all out. Maybe you should stop biting everyones head off when they give thier opinions, not everyone likes that sort of music up there.
katie // September 9, 2009 at 9:17 am |
i really loved these! thanks for posting them
oh and i feel that in the time it took kaylee to complain about you wasting her time AND look up a bible verse she could of just went on with something that wouldn’t annoy the shit out of me… each to there own i guess
scott // September 10, 2009 at 4:57 pm |
Yes, your right you pretensious scenster douche. You either know the New York indi scene or one’s music tastes is lame, passe, and embarrassing.
scott // September 10, 2009 at 5:01 pm |
the brooklyn what, outside of some lyrical sophistication, sound like a garage band.
lc // September 10, 2009 at 9:51 pm |
?!? who are you complaining to? I hate scenester douchebags as much as you do. BTW the Brooklyn What are great live, they play every 3rd Saturday of the month at Mehanata
Dub // September 16, 2009 at 1:40 am |
Hey. I was just cruising the internet for some good songs and I stumbled on your site. I can’t wait to see what the final list looks like in December.
Didn’t know a damn one of those bands or songs either. But listened to them and some of them are pretty great! Jay Bennet was my favorite from the list.
You think you can escape the bible beaters on the internet. But they still manage to follow you.
You also manage to meets some crazy SOB’s all the time to. It baffles the mind why some people even bother to leave shitty comments that don’t have anything to do with the main topic. And some people complain about being in a rush.
nunya // September 22, 2009 at 1:30 am |
yea that list was a little rediculous
JDOG // September 25, 2009 at 4:30 pm |
Taylor Swift would destroy any of these singers!
lc // September 25, 2009 at 9:25 pm |
lmfao
CJ // October 7, 2009 at 7:42 pm |
wow could u actually use bands or songs people have heard of???
gay // October 19, 2009 at 2:48 pm |
seriosly, not a single band i new was on that list and i now my far share of bands, plus i listened to like 20 and they were all SUPER GAY!!!!!!!!!!!
joanne // October 20, 2009 at 8:10 am |
hi…i just opened this site accidentaly……and i found this site interesting because when we heard some of this songs listed me and my friends realy liked it…..and for gay…..actualy it is ovious that you name posted was gay then why are you sayng super gay at the end if you are telling it to this site and not your self…..so beat it your just jelous cuz you cannot make this owsome site……
Lookesta // October 26, 2009 at 4:37 am |
all of u r shit heads! here u r wasting u’r time on this stupid fucking site while you could be on some porn or sumthin. What is with u people!! Godd dammit
Lookesta // October 26, 2009 at 4:38 am |
oh and fuck u lc
BHAHAHA // November 2, 2009 at 1:06 pm |
this is freaking hilarious how mad everyone is about this. hahahahha
Lauren // November 2, 2009 at 4:40 pm |
Get over yourself. This list is full of artists that deserve Taylor Swifts level of fame much more then she does. If you don’t like it don’t post. Try something new.
JAH // November 14, 2009 at 8:32 pm |
I have never heard of any of these tracks nor have they been on the charts (or long enough). Maybe they’re the best for you.
WS // November 15, 2009 at 2:25 pm |
good job dude I enjoyed them keep this list updated !!!
Erizo // November 17, 2009 at 12:02 pm |
Hahaha….wtf? Which bootleg artists are this? R u geussing tracks or wich planet did u fetch them from ?do they even sell more than 50 copies of their albums? I think the
List should instead read “100 most unpopular tracks” .YES!! Thats tha right title!!
pretty // November 22, 2009 at 12:44 am |
This is just shit. What planet r u living in??? Were on earth…()()()()
Mario // November 23, 2009 at 8:02 pm |
yess, i was waiting to for this, thank you, appreciate your taste, bad comments are shit
this is the “real” and creative music
JessIKA // November 24, 2009 at 12:33 am |
I appreciate a list like this
thank you. New discoveries are awesome! thanks to this list iv’e had a very good “music surfing” time on the web ahhah… SWEET!! I will be coming back to this site to check some really cool artists now… THANKS AGAIN!! keep posting artists so unique as these please 
)))
sam // November 27, 2009 at 1:30 am |
you guys suck.
are u freaks !!!!!!
wat freaking hell kind of list is this.
fucking songs
sam // November 27, 2009 at 1:31 am |
fuckers
JessIKA // November 27, 2009 at 2:11 am |
sam? hahaha, go away?
genay // December 3, 2009 at 1:58 am |
i love these tracks arent they jst awesome and i so wish to meet taylor swift which is actually impossible bcoz im staying in south africa in cape town
genay // December 3, 2009 at 2:01 am |
who ever LOOKESTA is i just wane say that you r damn rude and y r u on this site if its borin