Our series through Billboard's #1 Modern Rock hits continues with 2006 – and we're almost to the present day. I personally had tuned out most of what was on alt-rock radio by this point.
Some notable #2 hits from 2006 that just missed the top spot include Tool's "Vicarious" and Muse's "Starlight" – my personal favorite of their big singles (even though the hook is a little too easy).
As with the past couple of years, the '90s reunion continues! I still think it's weird that Pearl Jam didn't hit #1 with some of their most memorable songs ("Jeremy," "Even Flow," "Betterman," "Elderly Woman," etc.), instead topping the chart with weird tracks like "Who You Are" and now "World Wide Suicide."
Previous entries:
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 88–9 | #1 Modern Rock Hits of 2001
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 1990 | #1 Modern Rock Hits of 2002
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 1991 | #1 Modern Rock Hits of 2003
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 1992 | #1 Modern Rock Hits of 2004
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 1993 | #1 Modern Rock Hits of 2005
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 1994
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 1995
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 1996
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 1997
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 1998
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 1999
#1 Modern Rock Hits of 2000
Poll Results
Option | Votes |
The Killers, "When You Were Young" | 18 |
Raconteurs, "Steady, As She Goes" | 7 |
My Chemical Romance, "Welcome to the Black Parade" | 6 |
System of a Down, "Hypnotize" | 4 |
Incubus, "Anna-Molly" | 3 |
Weezer, "Perfect Situation" | 3 |
Pearl Jam, "World Wide Suicide" | 2 |
Nine Inch Nails, "Every Day Is Exactly the Same" | 1 |
AFI, "Miss Murder" | 1 |
Red Hot Chili Peppers, "Dani California" | 0 |
Three Days Grace, "Animal I Have Become" | 0 |
Red Hot Chili Peppers, "Tell Me Baby" | 0 |
10 Years, "Wasteland" | 0 |
Foo Fighters, "DOA" | 0 |
― LimbsKing, Monday, 18 June 2012 14:10 (thirteen years ago)