I don't like Angus and Julia either but I was astonished, given a lot of people obviously voted for them, at the bile and vitriol that just exploded on twitter once it got announced. Magic Fountain was my no1 and was happy enough that it made the top ten.
Other bits and pieces:
-Three Gypsy and the Cat Songs made it, none made the top 50 but I was still quite pleased, was very surprised Jona Vark beat Piper Song too.
-I'm not a fan of Crowded House so naturally a cover of crowded house was disappointing.
-Can't believe the Philadelphia Grand Jury, Save Our Town didn't make the 100, it got so much airplay.
-Likewise MGMT's Flash Delirium although in their case most of the airplay was very early in the year.
-Ducksauce made the top 15, I fear we will have to explain this to our children one day.
-Three Ronsons, one in the top ten, yuck yuck yuck. Actually that's just personal, I think Record Collection is quite a good album but have seen Ronson be a douche on Buzzcocks too much to wish him anything but failure.
-No Clare Bowditch, I didn't vote for her myself but did so because I assumed she was one of Triple J's "darlings" like Washington and John Butler, thought as i only mildly like her it would have been a waste to vote for Modern Day Addiction.
I didn't hate it, looking at past years I think Jet was the last time a winner looked the best in my eyes and there were some good things about this years list, no coldplay, muse only just snuck it in, vast improvements on previous years there.
Edit: Oh and the call of the night came from Brendan Maclean on Twitter: "The real winner of the #hottest 100 is Nova who now have 100 "brand new" songs to add to their 2011 playlist" Whack.