8. Outkast: 'Hey Ya!' (2003) - Outkast are undoubtedly one of the most innovative and exciting acts of the modern age and released a suitably madcap double album in 2003. The duo both recorded an album each and 'Hey Ya!' was the smash hit from Andre 3000's half titled 'The Love Below'. Despite being a funk and soul explosion and one of the most feel good songs of all time, Andre 3000 has actually spoken of how the it was influenced by indie icons The Buzzcocks and The Smiths. Huh?! We'd love to see Morrissey �Shake it like a Polaroid picture.�
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- What about Stronger by Kanye West?
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- That was a Daft Punk song with some crappy lyrics over it.
- F#ck off with all your Radiohead!!!
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- Well deserved Idioteque first place. That song never gets old, truly fantastic and inovative, even almost ten years later. Reckoner - from In Rainbows - deserved to be in the top 10 IMO. And great to see Seven Nation Army on the list, great song.
- Yay for Midlake's Roscoe!! SUCH a great song.
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