What song will play at the UCB new years party when the ball drops?

[Car]

2004: "Hey Ya!"

2005: ???

 

[Holmes]

"She's Like the Wind" from the Dirty Dancing Soundtrack by... Patrick Swayze

 

[MarkOn10th]

Let's Go by trick daddy

 

[Purnell]

Let's Go by trick daddy

No.

 

[General McLean]

No.

Ha!

 

[jlang]

Anything off the new crunk juice album
it's sucks that I'll be out of state misssing the best party in the world
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UPSKIRT STREET

 

[Alison]

My vote is with "Hey Ya!" again. Not because I want it to, but because it seems to mysteriously be played every 20 minutes at UCB parties. I'm just giving it the best odds.

 

[PatBaer]

Perhaps the Killers will ring in the new year?

 

[Purnell]

Perhaps the Killers will ring in the new year?

Nope.

 

[MarkOn10th]

Oh, maybe "Yeah!" by Usher

 

[Billy Merritt]

Oh, maybe "Yeah!" by Usher

YYYEEAAAHHH!!!!

 

[GoldDustWoman]

"Auld Lang Syne" by the Guy Lombardo Orchestra???

 

[General McLean]

I think "Float On" by Modest Mouse is suitable. Not as live as "Hey Ya" but I think it's perfect for the New Year's attitude. Plus I wouldn't mind kissing strangers to it. Oh wait, is that how the UCB New Years party rolls? That's my choice and I'm stickin' to it.

 

[El Jefe]

"The New Year" by Death Cab for Cutie

or

"The Ice of Boston" by Dismemberment Plan

 

[Erin]

"Leslie Ann Levine" by the Decemberists. It's ironic because it's about a dead baby. Get it? Baby New Year? Dead baby? Am I the only one who thinks that things which are the opposite of other things are hilarious?

Hate,
Erin

 

[Purnell]

this is a party

the people want to dance, people

 

[Car]

I don't think anything has topped "Hey Ya" in terems of popularity and celebratory dancibility.

However, its also played.

maybe that U2 song with the counting. Seems appropo.

 

[Purnell]

I don't think anything has topped "Hey Ya" in terems of popularity and celebratory dancibility.

what a terrible situation.

 

[PatBaer]

Come on folks.

We all know Jake has the perfect song, and will play it.

 

[General McLean]

Based on the dancibility section of Purnell's rubric, I'll have to vote no on Trick Daddy's "Let's Go" as I'd rather not resort to humping everyone in the face like those kids in the video were so eager to do.

If this matter doesn't get straightened out, I'ma go roll a spleef with Regis.