Triple J: Hottest 100, Vol. 11

Artist: Various Artists
Label: Universal
Category: Music

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Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 2
EAN: 9399032137220
ASIN: B0001MXOSC

Release Date: 2004-04-06

Triple J: Hottest 100, Vol. 11

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Tracks:

Are You Gonna Be My Girl
Nosebleed Section
Just Because
We Used To Be Friends
Deja Vu
Look Good In Leather
Baby Blue
Vampire Racecourse
77%
Zebra
Bitter End
There There
Good Luck
Gay Bar
Lighthouse
Loveless Plastic Letter
Leaving Song Part 2
Black Bird
Feeler
Man Of Constant Sorrow
Inertiatic Esp
Who's Gonna Save Us
Hello
We Don't Play Guitars
Diamonds On The Inside
I Love Work
Greed For Your Love
Golden Path
Break It Down James Brown
Voices In My Head
Franco Un-American
One Second Of Insanity
Everyone Deserves Music
Life Sentence
Step Into My Office
Move Your Feet
Pass That Dutch
Doctor, Doctor
Let Me Be
(Baby I've Got You) On My Mind

Album Description

ABC Muisc. 2004.

Album Details

The Biggest Australian Compilation Series of the Past Decade is Now Eleven Years Old and to Celebrate, it features the Hottest Tracklisting Ever. Six Tracks from the Top 10 Are Australian, with Jet's "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" Taking the #1 Spot, and Triple J Favourites, Powderfinger Grabbing an Amazing Three Spots with Tracks from their Five Times Platinum Album, "Vulture Street". Here You'll Find 40 of the Best Tracks from the Coundown Including Cuts from Ben Harper, Dandy Warhols, Sleepy Jackson, Jane's Addiction, the Mars Volta, the Living End, Chemical Brothers and Much More.

Customer Reviews:

Oh, Triple J compilations-why must they be such a tease?.......2005-01-24

This compilation varies pretty wildly between genius and the exact opposite of genius, because, like previous Triple J compilations, it seems to be trying too hard to please everyone,leading to the risk of pleasing no one! Fear not though, as there is at least one song on this 2CD that us certain to please someone, though who might be hard pressed to find someone able to enjoy all of the songs, since they all vary pretty wildly in terms of their appeal. To me, the best moments included:

Something For Kate: Deja Vu-One of the best Aussie songs on this record, it gets better with age.

John Butler Trio:Zebra-At first I could not see anything in this song, but after endless commercial thrashing it actually grew on me. It's nothing groundbreaking, but it's alot of fun.

Radiohead: There, There-Arguably the best song on the compilation, this is classic Radiohead that should please just about every one of the fans who were split between Kid A and OK Computer.

Chemical Brothers: Golden Path-Flaming Lips lead singer with the Chemical Brothers together on one track? Incredibly, it proved to be a match made in music heaven.

The other tracks all vary between very good, mediocre and marginally less than mediocre. Unfortunately, one of this compilation's inclusions was less than mediocre:

Jet: AYGBMG?-Of all the Number Ones in Triple J history, this one is almost certainly the mosy unfortunate. How such a terribly derivative piece of garbage made Number One is attributable only to the brain defects of a massive number of silly-billys.

Music Album:

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Live at Maybeck Recital Hall, Vol. 16 ~ Hank Jones

Out of the Storm ~ Ed Thigpen

Trio

Music CD 95

Autumn in New York ~ Sonny Stitt

The Many Moods of Bill Doggett ~ Bill Doggett

Initial D Vocal Battle ~ Various Artists

Take Me To the Mountain ~ Victor James

Comuneros ~ Nuevo Mester De Juglaria

Essentials ~ Il Etait une Fois