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Dagblaðið Vísir (DV) is an Icelandic newspaper that ranked the most popular songs in Iceland from 1993 to 2000. The chart was a collaborative effort between DV, The Coca-Cola Company, and the radio station Bylgjan in order to publish Iceland's most popular music during a particular period.[1]

Key
† Indicates most popular single of XXXX

Chart history

1993

More information Issue date, Song ...
Issue date Song Artist Reference
28 January "I Will Always Love You"†[2] Whitney Houston [3]
4 February [4]
11 February "Man on the Moon" R.E.M. [5]
18 February [6]
25 February [7]
4 March [8]
11 March "The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite" [9]
18 March [10]
25 March [11]
1 April [12]
7 April [13]
15 April "Two Princes" Spin Doctors [14]
21 April [15]
29 April "All That She Wants" Ace of Base [16]
6 May [17]
13 May [18]
19 May "Believe" Lenny Kravitz [19]
27 May [20]
3 June "Can't Help Falling in Love" UB40 [21]
10 June "The Crying Game" Boy George [22]
16 June [23]
24 June "Human Behaviour" Björk [24]
1 July [25]
8 July "Funheitur" Pláhnetan [26]
15 July [27]
22 July "Marsbúa cha cha cha" Bogomil Font [28]
29 July [29]
5 August "What's Up?" 4 Non Blondes [30]
12 August "Freedom" Jet Black Joe and Sigríður Guðnadóttir [31]
19 August [32]
26 August "Fly Me to the Moon" Bogomil Font and Milljónamæringarnir [33]
2 September "Living on My Own" Freddie Mercury [34]
9 September [35]
16 September "Lemon" U2 [36]
23 September "Venus as a Boy" Björk [37]
30 September "Go West" Pet Shop Boys [38]
7 October [39]
14 October [40]
21 October "I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)" Meat Loaf [41]
28 October [42]
4 November [43]
11 November "Sem aldrei fyrr" Bubbi [44]
18 November [45]
25 November [46]
2 December "Stúlkan" Todmobile [47]
9 December [48]
16 December [49]
23 December "Since I Don't Have You" Guns N' Roses [50]
30 December[A]
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1994

More information Issue date, Song ...
Issue date Song Artist Reference
6 January "Since I Don't Have You" Guns N' Roses [51]
13 January [51]
20 January "Big Time Sensuality" Björk [52]
27 January [53]
3 February [54]
10 February "Without You" Mariah Carey [55]
17 February [56]
24 February [57]
3 March [58]
10 March "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" Elton John and RuPaul [59]
17 March [60]
24 March "Your Ghost" Kristin Hersh [61]
30 March "Streets of Philadelphia" Bruce Springsteen [62]
7 April [63]
14 April "I Can See Clearly Now" Jimmy Cliff [64]
20 April [65]
28 April "Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm" Crash Test Dummies [66]
5 May [67]
11 May [68]
19 May [69]
26 May [70]
2 June "Crazy" Aerosmith [71]
9 June [72]
16 June "Was That All It Was" Scope featuring Svala Björgvinsdóttir [73]
23 June [74]
30 June "Taboo" Spoon [75]
7 July "Negro José" Páll Óskar and Milljónamæringarnir [76]
14 July [77]
21 July "7 Seconds" Youssou N'Dour and Neneh Cherry [78]
28 July [79]
4 August [80]
11 August [81]
18 August "Love Is All Around"†[82] Wet Wet Wet [83]
25 August [84]
1 September [85]
8 September [86]
15 September [87]
22 September [88]
29 September "Black Hole Sun" Soundgarden [89]
6 October "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" R.E.M. [90]
13 October [91]
20 October [92]
27 October [93]
3 November "Zombie" The Cranberries [94]
10 November [95]
17 November [96]
24 November "Higher and Higher" Jet Black Joe [97]
1 December "Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon" Urge Overkill [98]
8 December [99]
15 December "About a Girl" Nirvana [100]
22 December [101]
29 December[B]
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1995

More information Issue date, Song ...
Issue date Song Artist Reference
7 January "About a Girl" Nirvana [102]
14 January [102]
21 January "Ode to My Family" The Cranberries [103]
28 January [104]
4 February "Son of a Preacher Man" Dusty Springfield [105]
11 February [106]
18 February "Dancing Barefoot" U2 [107]
25 February [108]
4 March [109]
11 March [110]
18 March [111]
25 March [112]
1 April "I Can't Be with You" The Cranberries [113]
8 April "Believe" Elton John [114]
12 April [115]
22 April [116]
29 April "Self Esteem" The Offspring [117]
6 May [118]
13 May [119]
20 May "Army of Me" Björk [120]
27 May [121]
3 June "Vor í Vaglaskógi" Sixties [122]
10 June [123]
16 June "Army of Me" Björk [124]
24 June "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me" U2 [125]
1 July [126]
8 July [127]
15 July [128]
22 July "It's Oh So Quiet" Björk [129]
29 July "A Girl Like You" Edwyn Collins [130]
4 August "Engu er að kvíða" Úr Súperstar [131]
12 August [132]
19 August [133]
26 August "Missing" Everything but the Girl [134]
2 September [135]
9 September "Country House" Blur [136]
16 September [137]
23 September [138]
30 September [139]
7 October [140]
14 October [141]
21 October "Gangsta's Paradise"†[142] Coolio featuring L.V. [143]
28 October [144]
4 November [145]
11 November [146]
18 November [147]
25 November [148]
2 December [149]
9 December [150]
16 December "Crazy Love" Emilíana Torrini [151]
23 December [152]
30 December[C]
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1996

More information Issue date, Song ...
Issue date Song Artist Reference
6 January "Crazy Love" Emilíana Torrini [153]
13 January [154]
20 January "Bullet with Butterfly Wings" The Smashing Pumpkins [155]
27 January "Earth Song" Michael Jackson [156]
3 February [157]
10 February "Sick & Tired" The Cardigans [158]
17 February [159]
24 February [160]
2 March [161]
9 March "Peaches" The Presidents of the United States of America [162]
16 March [163]
23 March "Children" Robert Miles [164]
30 March [165]
3 April [166]
13 April "Killing Me Softly"†[167] Fugees [168]
20 April [169]
27 April [170]
4 May [171]
11 May [172]
18 May [173]
25 May "Ready or Not" [174]
1 June "Lemon Tree" Fool's Garden [175]
8 June [176]
15 June "Theme from Mission: Impossible" Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. [177]
22 June "Charity" Skunk Anansie [178]
29 June "Tonight, Tonight" The Smashing Pumpkins [179]
6 July [180]
13 July "Lay Down" Emilíana Torrini [181]
20 July [182]
27 July [183]
2 August [184]
10 August [185]
17 August "Give Me One Reason" Tracy Chapman [186]
24 August "Mile End" Pulp [187]
31 August [188]
7 September [189]
14 September [190]
20 September [191]
27 September [192]
4 October "Virtual Insanity" Jamiroquai [193]
11 October [194]
18 October [195]
25 October [196]
1 November "Head over Feet" Alanis Morissette [197]
8 November "No Diggity" Blackstreet featuring Dr. Dre and Queen Pen [198]
15 November [199]
22 November "Beautiful Ones" Suede [200]
29 November [201]
6 December "Popular" Nada Surf [202]
13 December [203]
20 December "Don't Speak" No Doubt [204]
27 December [205]
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1997

More information Issue date, Song ...
Issue date Song Artist Reference
3 January[D] "Don't Speak" No Doubt [205]
10 January "Stephanie Says" Emilíana Torrini [206]
17 January "One" Automatic Baby [207]
24 January [208]
31 January [209]
7 February [210]
14 February "Saturday Night" Suede [211]
21 February "Your Woman" White Town [212]
28 February [213]
7 March "Hedonism (Just Because You Feel Good)" Skunk Anansie [214]
14 March [215]
21 March "Staring at the Sun" U2 [216]
26 March [217]
4 April [218]
11 April [219]
18 April [220]
25 April [221]
2 May [222]
9 May "Around the World" Daft Punk [223]
16 May "Brazen (Weep)" Skunk Anansie [224]
23 May [225]
30 May [226]
6 June [227]
13 June [228]
20 June [229]
27 June [230]
4 July "I'll Be Missing You"†[231] Puff Daddy and Faith Evans featuring 112 [232]
11 July [233]
18 July [234]
25 July [235]
1 August [236]
8 August [237]
15 August [238]
22 August [239]
29 August "Karma Police" Radiohead [240]
5 September "Vöðvastæltur" Land & Synir [241]
12 September [242]
19 September [243]
26 September "Karma Police" Radiohead [244]
3 October [245]
10 October [246]
17 October [247]
24 October "Jóga" Björk [248]
31 October [249]
7 November [250]
14 November "Spice Up Your Life" Spice Girls [251]
21 November [252]
28 November "James Bond Theme" Moby [253]
5 December [254]
12 December "Mortal Kombat" Subterranean [255]
19 December "The Memory Remains" Metallica [256]
26 December[E]
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1998

More information Issue date, Song ...
Issue date Song Artist Reference
2 January "Prince Igor" The Rapsody featuring Warren G and Sissel [257]
9 January [257]
16 January "Torn" Natalie Imbruglia [258]
23 January [259]
30 January "My Heart Will Go On" Celine Dion [260]
6 February [261]
13 February [262]
20 February [263]
27 February [264]
6 March [265]
13 March [266]
20 March "Nobody's Wife" Anouk [267]
27 March [268]
3 April "It's Like That" Run-D.M.C. vs. Jason Nevins [269]
8 April [270]
17 April [271]
24 April [272]
30 April "Meet Her at the Love Parade" Da Hool [273]
8 May [274]
15 May "Farin" Skítamórall [275]
22 May [276]
29 May [277]
5 June "The Rockafeller Skank" Fatboy Slim [278]
12 June "Teardrop" Massive Attack [279]
19 June "Ava Adore" The Smashing Pumpkins [280]
26 June "Up, Up and Away" Páll Óskar and Casino [281]
3 July [282]
10 July [283]
17 July "Come with Me" Puff Daddy and Jimmy Page [284]
24 July [285]
31 July "Space Queen" 10 Speed [286]
7 August [287]
14 August "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing"†[288] Aerosmith [289]
21 August [290]
28 August [291]
4 September [292]
11 September [293]
18 September [294]
25 September "If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next" Manic Street Preachers [295]
2 October [296]
9 October [297]
16 October [298]
23 October [299]
30 October [300]
6 November [301]
13 November "Doo Wop (That Thing)" Lauryn Hill [302]
20 November "Daysleeper" R.E.M. [303]
27 November [304]
4 December "Sweetest Thing" U2 [305]
11 December [306]
18 December [307]
25 December[F]
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1999

More information Issue date, Song ...
Issue date Song Artist Reference
2 January "Sweetest Thing" U2 [308]
8 January [308]
15 January [309]
22 January [310]
29 January [311]
5 February [312]
12 February "Praise You" Fatboy Slim [313]
19 February [314]
26 February [315]
5 March "Lotus" R.E.M. [316]
12 March [317]
19 March "Ladyshave" GusGus [318]
26 March "Fly Away" Lenny Kravitz [319]
2 April[G]
9 April "Ladyshave" GusGus [320]
16 April [321]
23 April [322]
30 April [323]
7 May [324]
14 May "All Out of Luck" Selma [325]
21 May [326]
28 May [327]
4 June [328]
11 June [329]
18 June [330]
25 June [331]
2 July "Scar Tissue" Red Hot Chili Peppers [332]
9 July "Beautiful Stranger" Madonna [333]
16 July [334]
23 July [335]
30 July [336]
6 August "Last Kiss" Pearl Jam [337]
13 August [338]
20 August [339]
27 August [340]
3 September [341]
10 September [342]
17 September "Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit Of...)" Lou Bega [343]
24 September "Unpretty" TLC [344]
1 October "Burning Down the House" Tom Jones and the Cardigans [345]
8 October [346]
15 October [347]
22 October [348]
29 October "(You Drive Me) Crazy" Britney Spears [349]
5 November "To Be Free" Emilíana Torrini [350]
12 November [351]
19 November [352]
26 November "Sun Is Shining" Bob Marley vs. Funkstar De Luxe [353]
3 December [354]
10 December "The World Is Not Enough" Garbage [355]
17 December "Okkar nótt" Sálin hans Jóns míns [356]
24 December[H]
31 December [357]
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2000

More information Issue date, Song ...
Issue date Song Artist Reference
7 January[I] "Okkar nótt" Sálin hans Jóns míns [357]
14 January "Otherside" Red Hot Chili Peppers [358]
21 January [359]
28 January [360]
4 February [361]
11 February "The Dolphin's Cry" Live [362]
18 February [363]
25 February "Orginal" (acoustic) Sálin hans Jóns míns [364]
3 March [365]
10 March [366]
17 March [367]
24 March "The Ground Beneath Her Feet" U2 [368]
31 March "American Pie" Madonna [369]
7 April [370]
14 April "Orginal" (acoustic) Sálin hans Jóns míns [371]
20 April "Fool Again" Westlife [372]
28 April "Run to the Water" Live [372]
5 May [373]
12 May [374]
19 May "Tell Me!" August & Telma [375]
26 May [376]
2 June "The Ballad of Chasey Lain" Bloodhound Gang [377]
9 June [378]
16 June [379]
23 June "If I Told You That" Whitney Houston and George Michael [380]
30 June [381]
7 July "The Real Slim Shady" Eminem [382]
14 July [383]
21 July "Californication" Red Hot Chili Peppers [384]
28 July "Take a Look Around" Limp Bizkit [385]
4 August [386]
11 August [387]
18 August "Natural Blues" Moby [388]
25 August "Life Is a Rollercoaster" Ronan Keating [389]
1 September [390]
8 September [391]
15 September "Rock DJ" Robbie Williams [392]
22 September "Music" Madonna [393]
29 September [394]
6 October [395]
13 October "Yellow" Coldplay [396]
20 October [397]
27 October [398]
3 November "Again" Lenny Kravitz [399]
10 November [400]
17 November [401]
24 November [402]
1 December "Trouble" Coldplay [403]
8 December [404]
15 December "Stan" Eminem [405]
22 December [406]
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Note: The most successful single of Iceland in 2000 was Bomfunk MC's' "Freestyler",[407] which peaked at number two for three weeks in May.[373][374][375]

Notes

  1. [A]
    No chart was published on 30 December, so a week's gap is inferred.
  2. [B]
    No chart was published on 29 December, so a week's gap is inferred.
  3. [C]
    No chart was published on 30 December, so a week's gap is inferred.
  4. [D]
    No chart was published on 3 January, so a week's gap is inferred.
  5. [E]
    No chart was published on 26 December, so a week's gap is inferred.
  6. [F]
    No chart was published on 25 December, so a week's gap is inferred.
  7. [G]
    No chart was published on 2 April, so a week's gap is inferred.
  8. [H]
    No chart was published on 24 December, so a week's gap is inferred.
  9. [I]
    No chart was published on 7 January, so a week's gap is inferred.

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