Year-end countdown · 102.7 WEQX · 2004
WEQX Top 102.7 of 2004
The year-end countdown (2004) from 102.7 WEQX in Southern Vermont and the Capital District of New York (Albany) ranks 103 songs, with “Float On” by Modest Mouse at number one. The list features 84 different artists; blink-182 has the most entries with three songs.
Transcribed from the station's archive page of past Top 102.7 countdowns (positions 1-102, then 102.7). Source is in capitals with some inverted names ('Killers, The'); case and name order normalised. 'POTUSOA' is written as The Presidents of the United States of America and 'Chemical Bros' as The Chemical Brothers; corrected 'Stellastar*', 'Razor Light', 'Reptillia', 'Mass Distruction' and garbled characters in 'C'mon C'mon' and 'Runnin''. The station does not say how this year's list was compiled (the 2013-2016 editions were listener-voted).
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About this countdown
WEQX Top 102.7 of 2004 was broadcast by 102.7 WEQX (Southern Vermont and the Capital District of New York (Albany)) in 2004. Positions are shown exactly as the station ranked them; artist and song names have been standardized so that every entry links to that song’s complete chart history across all stations. It counts toward the Alternative & Modern Rock rankings.
Source: 102.7 WEQX, "Past Top 102.7 Countdowns".
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