Originally posted by finners:

Oh god I feel oldhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/music/interactive/2012/may/31/best-no-1-singles-interactive

Originally posted by The Minstrel:
Another of life's great mysteries - how does Jack Your Body make its way on any "Best of.." list?

Originally posted by JohnDillon:
Where is "The Wall"?

Originally posted by About a Bicycle:
Easter '79 - at the time I thought it was the best top 3 ever - Oliver's Army was No. 1, Up the Junction by Squeeze was No. 2 and Into the Valley (currently featuring in an ad for bicycles!) by the Skids was No. 3. I still think it was the best top 3 ever and, seeing as my missus now tells me I have turned into a fuddy-duddy, whatever that is, I will probably think it when I depart this mortal life.

Originally posted by amarach:
Showing my age here, but you could take 10 songs from the greatest music year of 1969 alone and they'd beat most of those selected by these guys.One example - Albatross - Fleetwood Mac......And surely even Whitney Houston "I will always love you" must beat most songs in 1992(???).I missed most of the Eighties music (was it the drink?) but vaguely recall Men At Work's "Down Under" - may not be the best song ever but iconic in its own way.

Originally posted by Larkin:
Just looked at the list there now and I have to say, what a crock of shhite. There were one or two from that list I would listen to but the rest are absolute crap. Personal opinion, of course.