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On January 26th 2005, Australian radio station Triple J held the annual Hottest 100 countdown, counting down the most popular songs of the year. How much do you know about this?

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On 26th January 2007, Australian radio station Triple J held the annual Hottest 100 countdown for the most popular songs of the year. How much do you know about this?

On January 26th 2009, Australian radio station Triple J held the annual Hottest 100 countdown, counting down the most popular songs of the year. It was the largest countdown, receiving more votes than any before it. How much do you know about this?

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Every year around Australia Day, Australian radio station Triple J holds the Hottest 100 countdown for the most popular songs of the year. How much do you know about the 2003 countdown?

On January 26th 2010, Australian radio station Triple J held the annual Hottest 100 countdown, counting down listeners' favourite songs of 2009. How much do you know about this?

Every year around Australia Day, Australian radio station Triple J holds the Hottest 100 countdown. 1993 saw the very first countdown of songs from the last 12 months. How much do you know about this?

1991 saw the third Hottest 100 countdown. Unlike future installments, listeners could vote on any song from any year. How much do you know about this?

On January 26th 2002, Australian radio station Triple J held the annual Hottest 100 countdown, counting down the most popular songs of the year. How much do you know about this?

Every year around Australia Day, Australian radio station Triple J holds the Hottest 100 countdown. How much do you know about the 1999 countdown?

Every year around Australia Day, Australian radio station Triple J holds the Hottest 100 countdown. 1994 saw the second countdown of songs from the previous year. How much do you know about this?

Every year around Australia Day, Australian radio station Triple J holds the Hottest 100 countdown. 1996 saw the fourth countdown of songs from the previous year. How much do you know about this?

Every year around Australia Day, Australian radio station Triple J holds the Hottest 100 countdown, counting down the most popular songs of the year. How much do you know about the 1998 countdown?

Every year around Australia Day, Australian radio station Triple J holds the Hottest 100 countdown, counting down the most popular songs of the year. How much do you know about the 1997 countdown?

Every year around Australia Day, Australian radio station Triple J holds the Hottest 100 countdown. 1995 saw the third countdown of songs from the previous year. How much do you know about this?

Every January, Australian radio station Triple J holds the Hottest 100 countdown, counting down the most popular songs of the year. How much do you know about the 2000 countdown?

On January 26th, 2008, Australian radio station Triple J held the annual Hottest 100 countdown. It surpassed all previous countdowns in size. How much do you know about this?

Every January, Australian radio station Triple J holds the annual Hottest 100 countdown, counting down the most popular songs of the year. How much do you know about the 2001 countdown?

On January 26th 2006, Australian radio station Triple J held the annual Hottest 100 countdown, counting down the most popular songs of the year. How much do you know about this?

1990 saw the second Hottest 100 countdown. Unlike future installments, listeners could vote on any song from any year. How much do you know about this?

1989 saw the very first installment of the Hottest 100 countdown, where listeners would vote for their favourite songs of all time. How much do you know about this?

In 2009, Triple J listeners voted in their favourite songs of all time, with the top 100 announced over six days in July. How much do you know about this?

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