Our readers voted "Smells Like Teen Spirit" as the best song of the 1990s. The Nirvana classic will move on to the finals as one of the favorites.

I suspect the 2000s are going to be an underrated decade for music. At first I thought I would have a hard time filling up the poll with ten songs. But, after looking at the Acclaimed Music critics list for the decade, I realized that wouldn't be a problem. I have a rule that no artist can be on a decade's list more than once, so Missy Elliott only gets one song in, even though she had two of the top five in the critics list.

Some of the songs that didn't crack the list included personal favorites like "Come Around", "Caring Is Creepy", "Let Go" and "On Your Porch". You also won't find "Hate To Say I Told You So", "Don't Know Why", "Beautiful Day", "I Believe In A Thing Called Love", "Don't Panic", "Feel Good Inc", "Hot In Herre", "Since U Been Gone", "Hurt" or "Get The Party Started". And, yes kids, there's no "My Humps" on the list. Sorry.

But don't despair. There's still plenty of great music to choose from. Click on any of the songs to vote (you'll open the poll in a new window):

1. "Hey Ya", by OutKast
2. "Get Ur Freak On", by Missy Elliott
3. "Crazy In Love", by Beyonce
4. "Take Me Out", by Franz Ferdinand
5. "Without Me", by Eminem
6. "I Fell In Love With A Girl", by The White Stripes
7. "Last Night", by The Strokes
8. "Yellow", by Coldplay
9. "Fallin'", by Alicia Keyes
10. "Let's Get It Started", by Black Eyed Peas

Update: The polls are closed. OutKast's "Hey Ya" is the winner. Stay tuned for the final poll, coming soon.

For more information and previous results in our Greatest Song competition, click here.