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Sep 18, 2026

Dave BerryHOST
13:35
Matt Dyson, tell us a bit more about how this is going to work.
Matt DysonHOST
13:37
Well, the Noughties gave us big hitters like the Foo Fighters, Arctic Monkeys, Florence and the Machine, all the big names you'd obviously recognise.
Matt DysonHOST
13:44
But what about the weird and wonderful band names the Noughties gave us, the random monikers of indie landfill? I've compiled a list of some of my favourites, and Rich has to tell us whether they're real or fake.
Matt DysonHOST
13:57
OK, Rich, are you ready to play
Dave BerryHOST
13:58
Know Your Noughties? And we begin with...
Dave BerryHOST
14:03
Get Cape, Wear Cape, Fly.
Dave BerryHOST
14:07
Real or fake?
Rich WilliamsPANELIST
16:57
You can
Liam KnightHOST
28:15
Very noughties culture
Kevin MellingHOST
28:15
... that was a blow.
Liam KnightHOST
28:16
Noughties.
Liam KnightHOST
28:17
Early noughties culture was quite scathing, wasn't it?
Kevin MellingHOST
28:20
That's true, yeah.
SiHOST
0:39
okay without further ado ads let me know who you have to offer first underrated striker
AdamHOST
0:47
okay this was tough um so what i've done to get this first person was think of what is sort of hard as time and place to score goals as a striker or to operate as a striker in football which took me to sort of late 80s to 2000s Italy, Serie A, famously defensively elite era of football.
AdamHOST
1:09
You've got Nestor's and Perez's, Maldini's, Costa Corto's, Cannavaro's, etc, etc, etc.
AdamHOST
1:15
Nestor could name a million of those.
LorraineAUDIENCE
12:30
The Hippity Bridge.
Jim JimHOST
12:31
In what decade did Aldi open its first Irish store? The Noughties.
Jim JimHOST
12:40
And in what sport is Scotty Scheffler famous for? Golf.
Jim JimHOST
12:45
No passes.
Emma NolanHOST
40:40
Make sure to stick with us after 9:00.
Emma NolanHOST
40:42
The Noughties Threesome now not only filling you with, uh, so much nostalgia and joy, 'cause that's a guarantee, but also giving you the chance to win some epic prizes.
Fiona FrawleyHOST
40:50
Exactly.
Fiona FrawleyHOST
40:51
Uh, that what we're doing throughout the month of September.
Fiona FrawleyHOST
40:53
We want you to be listening to the Noughties Threesome and listening out for the days that three songs by the same artist play.
Fiona FrawleyHOST
41:00
It happened yesterday, Justin Timberlake, and we gave away AirPods.
Emma NolanHOST
41:04
We did, yeah.
Fiona FrawleyHOST
41:13
Could be headed towards that.
Oliver WebbGUEST
81:46
have.
Oliver WebbGUEST
81:48
I did grow up listening to a lot of Noughties, Eminem and 50 Cent.
Oliver WebbGUEST
81:58
Yeah, I was in Jay-Z on Saturday.
Oliver WebbGUEST
82:01
Oh,
Dave BerryHOST
38:08
What is your noughties anthem? Later this month, we will count down the top 100 as voted for by you as part of the no-repeat guarantee.
Dave BerryHOST
38:17
I don't want to steer you because, as I say, you know your stuff, but I've gone for the strokes last night in Amy Winehouse rehab.
Dave BerryHOST
38:23
Now, there's a huge list of great songs for you to vote for on our website, absoluteradio.co.uk. And to get you in the mood, we're going to play a brand new game named Know Your Noughties.
Dave BerryHOST
38:37
We're going to be testing Andrea.
Matt DysonHOST
38:39
Matt, how does it work? Well, Dave, as you know, I pride myself on being the all-wise oracle when it comes to indie sleaze and landfill, it says here.
Matt DysonHOST
38:48
The Noughties had the big hitters like Foo Fighters, Arctic Monkeys, Florence and the Machine, all big names you'd obviously recognise.
Matt DysonHOST
38:55
But what about the weird and wonderful band names the Noughties gave us? I've compiled a list of some of my favourites, and all Andrew has to do is tell us whether they're real or fake, Dave.
Matt DysonHOST
39:05
My naughty, noughties nobleman.
Ray D'ArcyHOST
25:05
Uh, '90s or noughties, '90s or noughties, Umbrella by Rihanna?
EmmaUNKNOWN
25:11
You know this.
Ray D'ArcyHOST
25:12
Noughties.
EmmaUNKNOWN
25:12
Surely.
Ray D'ArcyHOST
25:12
Is it, was it released in the '90s or the noughties? 2000.
EmmaUNKNOWN
25:16
Noughties.
EmmaUNKNOWN
25:16
[bell dinging]
Ray D'ArcyHOST
25:17
Is the correct answer.
Joel DommettGUEST
11:28
Nick, can I tell you, I j- I did a, a radio interview.
Joel DommettGUEST
11:30
This is how bad I am at sports, right? I did a radio interview yesterday, and, um, uh, they said, "Oh, if you were..." They, they made a reference to me being, like, the Fergie of, of telly or something of the Noughties, right?
Chris EvansHOST
11:47
That's a terrible reference anyway.
Joel DommettGUEST
11:48
Terrible reference, right.
Joel DommettGUEST
12:07
[laughs]
Chris EvansHOST
12:08
But initially, the reference is terrible.
Chris EvansHOST
12:10
You're not like the Fergie of the Noughties.
Joel DommettGUEST
12:11
I know.
PaulaHOST
23:56
You know, Doug and I were talking about this and I didn't want to make this a quick side rabbit trail.
PaulaHOST
24:01
But, you know, it used to be the one thing about the choruses of the 90s and probably the 2000s.
PaulaHOST
24:06
is you could be anywhere and you could sing songs together.
PaulaHOST
24:09
You could worship together because people knew the same thing.

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