From hard-driving ska-punk breakthroughs to reggae-tinged ballads and dancehall experiments — No Doubt kept reinventing their sound across three decades. Cast your vote!
1Don't SpeakThe 1996 Tragic Kingdom ballad about Gwen Stefani and Tony Kanal's breakup, No Doubt's only UK No. 1 and their biggest worldwide hit.1000pts
2SpiderwebsThe 1995 opening track of Tragic Kingdom, a ska-punk song about dodging an unwanted admirer's phone calls, released as a single in 1996.953pts
3Excuse Me Mr.A frantic ska-punk track from Tragic Kingdom released as a single in 1996, in which Gwen Stefani pleads for a distracted man's attention.953pts
4Hey BabyThe Grammy-winning 2001 lead single from Rock Steady featuring a dancehall duet with Bounty Killer.840pts
5Simple Kind of LifeAn emotional ballad from Return of Saturn where Gwen Stefani reflects on wanting a traditional family life.750pts
6Trapped in a BoxThe band's first single, a 1992 ska-punk track from their self-titled debut album that criticizes television's hold over people's lives.680pts
7Push and ShoveThe 2012 title track of the band's reunion album, a ska and dancehall song featuring Busy Signal and Major Lazer.680pts
8Ex-GirlfriendA slinky, new wave-influenced track from Return of Saturn about jealousy and complicated romantic history.680pts
9Just a GirlNo Doubt's 1995 breakthrough ska-punk single challenging gender stereotypes, from the Tragic Kingdom album.600pts
10Settle DownThe 2012 comeback single featuring ska and reggae influences, signaling the band's reunion after a decade apart.600pts
11Looking HotA 2012 single from Push and Shove whose Western-themed music video was pulled within days after criticism of its Native American imagery.507pts
12Happy Now?A 1997 Tragic Kingdom single about the painful end of Gwen Stefani and Tony Kanal's relationship, a staple on Californian rock radio.507pts
13NewA 1999 new wave song recorded for the soundtrack of the film Go and later included on the band's fourth album, Return of Saturn.400pts
14Underneath It AllThe reggae-tinged 2002 ballad featuring dancehall artist Lady Saw, which won the Grammy for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals.400pts
15Hella GoodA sleek dance-rock track from Rock Steady co-produced by The Neptunes, showcasing the band's genre versatility.273pts
16RunningA tender synth-pop ballad from Rock Steady, released as a single in 2003, about a couple trying to keep their relationship going.273pts
17It's My LifeNo Doubt's 2003 cover of the Talk Talk synth-pop hit, recorded for The Singles 1992–2003 and a top-10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100.0pts
18Sunday MorningA 1997 Tragic Kingdom single co-written by Gwen Stefani, Tony Kanal and Eric Stefani, an upbeat ska-pop song about a relationship that has run its course.0pts
19BathwaterA swing-flavored 2000 single from Return of Saturn about loving a partner while knowing all about his other lovers.0pts
