Dec 24, 2004 • 1 min read

CMU Track Of The Year 2004

CMU readers' top ten tracks of 2004 are published, led by Mylo's Drop The Pressure, ahead of Scissor Sisters and The Killers.

Well, here it is, the votes have been counted and the complicated mathematical equations (i.e., adding them up) done. The CMU readership have eclectic music tastes, as has been shown by the nominations published in recent weeks, meaning that for every track that received hundreds of votes, there were hundreds that received only a handful. Needless to say they were all damn fine tunes, and if we had the cash we'd release a compilation of them all so as to educate the ignorant masses as to what they should have been buying this year. Ah well, here's the top ten. Well done one and all.

1. Mylo - Drop The Pressure (Breast Fed)

2. Scissor Sisters - Take Your Mama (Universal/Polydor)

3. The Killers - Mr Brightside (Lizard King)

4. Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out (Domino)

5. Morrissey - First Of The Gang To Die (Sanctuary/Attack)

6. Snow Patrol - How To Be Dead (Universal/Polydor)

7. The Libertines - Can't Stand Me Now (Rough Trade)

8. Max Sedgely - Happy (Sunday Best)

9. Eminem - Mosh (Universal/Interscope)

10. Kasabian - Club Foot (BMG/RCA)

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