Takes me back to summers in high school. Just that classic have fun, love hip-hop and lounge track. Number two on my list.

‘Scenario’ nuff said! ‘Buggin Out’ a killer album cut which made it on to the 2nd half of the Jazz video, Phife’s “yo”, when he kicks into the track is classic!

It’s Biggie, this list could probably be much longer.

Again from that golden era of Hip-Hop, just a classic Marley Marl production.

Without a doubt one of my favorite MC’s of all time. I used to have posters of this dude in my high school locker! He kills it on the mic, one of the best storytellers, and yes he is my idol, numero uno!

Put this track against any era, and it still kills. Talib, Common, and Kanye destroy it over one of Kanye’s best beats!

Two of the three come from the best Hip-Hop album of all time, 'Illmatic'. What do they all have in common, Preemo on the boards, what more can I say?

This song is like an emotional rollercoaster. Probably the deepest Hip-Hop song I have ever heard. Jean Grae on the hook smokes it! I love it, he just spits sick shit, and drops it on every topic from government/politics, poverty, conspiracy theories, racism, to wack MC’s,

Shook can’t be left off this list, and ‘Back At You’ from the “Sunset Park” soundtrack is one of those underground classics. The sped up Isaac Hayes sample, all filtered down gives that bassline a memorable sound.

Two classics, Nas makes his MC debut on 'BBQ', and 'Looking At The Front Door' is just that have fun wearing your button up polka dot shirt, with Ewings, and that slanted afro Hip-Hop era!

A song that hits you inside no matter how hard you are, taking you back to your younger years. No matter how old you are, this beat, and lyrics takes you to the days of lil’ responsibility, growing up and havin’ fun!

DWYCK is number three, in my top three Hip-Hop joints of all time. Primo’s cuts, with cameos from Nice N Smooth make this a classic party joint. “Aww wee-wee I say Muhammad Ali”.

Does It get any smoother than the ATLiens on this one.

Kanye destroys the beat, and Talib gives you real talk.

This Instant Funk Sample plays wickedly into De La’s hippie easy goin’ flow. Not to mention the catchy vocal hook. The lil’ breakdown at the beginning with the zigga zigga is also nice.

I remember this song from when I was in Grade 8 or 9. This is when guest appearances on songs were done properly. Monie (yo where she at, no really where she at?! ), she comes in nicely, and the “hey child things are gonna get easier” lil’ singalong hook smoothes out a track that is already Butta! The Heartbeat break has been used and abused, but done to perfection on this one.

This was the main joint from the 'Juice' soundtrack, and when Treach drops the "hey" off the sick Piano intro it makes you wanna lace up your Timberland’s, put on your freshest 100 Mile Jeans, throw on your Carhartt jacket, and go swing a baseball bat at someone! Guard Your Grill knuckle up!

Lyrically is there anything more insightful?

Royce gets nowhere near the credit he deserves. Primo and him have produced a few classics, but this is the cream of the crop!

All three tracks are more recent from Ace’s collection, and he has done mad classics like 'Music Man', 'Jeep Ass', and 'I.N.C. Ride', but these three are still my fav’s! 'A Long Hot Summer' I still think is a crazy slept on CD. 'Nostalgia' is much newer, and just pure DRRRTY!

Timeless and classic, and no I don’t care if he did ‘Get Jiggy With It’ and ‘Switch’ and ‘Miami’, I won’t hold it against him.

Alchemist drops the best beat he’s ever done!

"Thinkin' of A Masterplan..." Obviously so many classics from this MC. But the drums, with RA's vocals just tear into the track, makin' this one of the all time best.

I remember when I first heard of IC. It was probably Grade 8, and a friend had gone to the UK and came back with their cassette. Funny enough they are actually from Detroit, but first blew big overseas. It's that really big open fun vocal house era, where strong vocalist really drove the track, similar to Ten City.

The vocals are bananas on this one! The soulful/almost disco inspired track leaves you drooling from the strong vocal lead. Truly the way house music should be enjoyed! It doesn't matter where I am, when I hear this one you can't help but just feel good!

Both of these just massive classics. Whether it's the tumbi in 'Tina', which makes the dance floor erupt, or the crazy melody line in 'Gidha Pa Nikiye', both are certified party bangers! "Ni Gidha" <clap clap>, "Ni Gidha" <clap clap>.

This fully blew up Lehmber from being one of a million 'desi' artists, to being da man in Bhangra. You can't deny this track, I know 'Mundian To Bach Ke', and 'Seeti' are all great songs, but I would take this song any day over the others.

No one has done more on a production level, and consistently making hot tracks than this dude. But without a doubt 'Dhol Jageero Da' is his ultimate creation. The long vocal intro, then the riff hits, just sick, sick, sick!"

This is Bhangra in its most stripped down raw version. You hear a bass line? Is there even a kick drum in it? There is not even a dhol line in the track, yet it is one of the best songs of all time. Heera's writing was impeccable, they hooked you with nice percussion and catchy melodies.

Wow, almost 30 years later this still kills. That's what you call longevity. When the beat drops and you hear him drop his vocals, it's over!

Both of these albums did absolutely the best mega mix tracks of all time. All of them about 10 mins in length just cover the best vocals from all the classics.