Best song from your country the last ten years?

[Guest Satanisk_Slakt]

This is the best Swedish one. I absolutely love it. Everything from the awesomely catchy music, to the lyrics, the great singer, to the music video. Everything about this song is great.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbYtqAWDF2U

[bran]

from portland,oregon 2002 love the lyrics and the vibe of this song/album

[jekylhyde]

One in English and one in Finnish:

Negative - Love That I Lost

Awesome video and the singer reminds me a bit of Michael Monroe. He's also a huge Guns N' Roses fan.

Ismo Alanko - Ruuvaa, väännä, säädä, hinkkaa

This guy is a genius. His use of words is amazing and the music's also cool. But I guess, you can't really dig him if you don't understand Finnish .

Edited September 8, 2012 by jekylhyde

[Lithium]

This is the best Swedish one. I absolutely love it. Everything from the awesomely catchy music, to the lyrics, the great singer, to the music video. Everything about this song is great.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbYtqAWDF2U

Wrong.

[Guest Satanisk_Slakt]

He must surely have died for more than ten years ago?

[Lithium]

He's dead? That sucks. Me and my friends always listen to that song when we drive to Sweden to buy snus.

[GivenToFly]

There was only one I could think of, but I checked and it came out 11 years ago, and now I feel old

[duff_rose]

[Graeme]

This is the best Swedish one. I absolutely love it. Everything from the awesomely catchy music, to the lyrics, the great singer, to the music video. Everything about this song is great.

Wrong.

Both Wrong.

^At the moment I'm digging that the most but there's so much fantastic music coming out of Scotland at the moment that it'll have changed by tomorrow.

[Guest Satanisk_Slakt]

He's dead? That sucks. Me and my friends always listen to that song when we drive to Sweden to buy snus.

Yeah, he died many years ago. He's a legend here in Sweden.

[SONOFABITCH]

This would be my favorite: If That Ain't Country Part 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27ewOMNqkYA

[Guest Len B'stard]

i dunno but i can name you one outta America?

[Powerage5]

Probably not the best, but one of my favorites:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zg6811q4FaU

[izzygirl]

The best song by far:

[bacardimayne]

Don't listen to much Canadian music, but here's one of my favorites:

[FuddMckagan]

Probably something by Black River Drive or Shihad. NZ doesn't have a lot of good rock bands.

[bran]

the swedes have way too many good songs SS

[Johnny Drama]

Well I guess most here would say Somebody that I used to know.

[Redhead74]

Well I guess most here would say Somebody that I used to know.

Great song!

[Johnny Drama]

I dont listen to FM.radio so i'm probably the only person in the country that doesn't know that song off by heart. I listen to 3MP.

[Redhead74]

I can't stand commercial radio. The ads send me insane, so I only listen to JJJ, RRR or Classic FM. Basically the ABC.

[John Bonham]

[Johnny Drama]

I can't stand commercial radio. The ads send me insane, so I only listen to JJJ, RRR or Classic FM. Basically the ABC.

Hipster twat.

[Shooting Star]

I can't recall any.

[SR_GR]

So many nice songs to choose from, here are a few with girl/female power.

PMMP, Rusketus raidat:

Tik Tak

Heilutaan:

Kids in America:

These girls became popular when they were about 13 years old. They are all pretty smart and they are now working as lawyers, doctors etc.

An interesting cover version:

Jippu, Tuonelan koivut:

This song is already a classic. The lyrics combined with the melody and the singer's voice transfer you to another dimension.

Jenny Vartiainen, Missä muruseni on: