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58. D.J. Chuck Chillout & Kool Chip- "Masters of the Rhythm" (1989)

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Photos courtesy of Discogs Released: 1989 Label: Mercury Records Side 1 1. Rhythm is the Master 2. No D.J. Like Chuck 3. Gimme Minze 4. Roll Call: Bronxwood Productions 5. The Mic I Grip Side 2 1. I'm Large* 2. That's Life 3. No Holding Back 4. Time to Rhyme 5. Son of a Gun 6. Chuck Is Chillin' *-Questlove: "Any list of hip-hop deep cuts needs to include a shout-out to Salaam Remi, who produced this when he was still a teenager.  Like me, Salaam was a second-generation music-business kid--his father was Van Gibbs, who started as a musician, worked at various record labels, and produced artists like The Fat Boys and Kurtis Blow--in fact, years before Salaam produced this record, he was playing keyboards on Kurtis's Kingdom Blow album.  If you're old enough, like me, to remember when cable was still a new concept, you'll remember Video Jukebox , which aired on HBO from 1981 to 1986 or so.  It was a half-hour showcase of videos that was more eclectic and in...

57. L.L. Cool J- "Mama Said Knock You Out" (1990)

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Photos courtesy of Discogs Released: September 14, 1990 Recorded: 1989-1990 Label: Def Jam Recordings/Columbia Records Side 1 1. The Boomin' System 2. Around The Way Girl 3. Eat 'Em Up, L Chill 4. Mr. Goodbar 5. Murdergram (Live at Rapmania) * 6. Cheesy Rat Blues 7. Farmers Blvd. (Our Anthem) Side 2 1. Mama Said Knock You Out 2. Milky Cereal 3. Jingling Baby (Remixed But Still Jingling) 4. To Da Break Of Dawn 5. 6 Minutes Of Pleasure 6. Illegal Search 7. The Power Of God *-Questlove: "I loved the album before this one, Walking With a Panther , though I can understand why people believed that it wasn't up to his standards.  When he came back, he came back hungry.  For some reason, it sends me back to "You Can't Dance," from his debut album in 1985.  That's my favorite corny LL joint, and maybe my favorite all-time LL joint.  Sue me:  I loved it when it came out.  In fact, I loved it so much that it's the source of a forthcoming humblebrag.  Befor...

56. Earth, Wind & Fire- "The Eternal Dance" (1992)

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Photos courtesy of Discogs Released: September 8, 1992 Recorded: 1971-1989 Label: ARC/Legacy/Columbia Records/Kalimba Productions Volume 1 (1971-1975) 1. Fan the Fire 2. Love is Life 3. I Think About Lovin' You 4. Interlude (Previously Unreleased) 5. Time Is On Your Side 6. Where Have All the Flowers Gone 7. Power 8. Keep Your Head to the Sky 9. Evil 10. Mighty Mighty 11. Feelin' Blue 12. Hey Girl (Interlude) (Previously Unreleased) * 13. Open Our Eyes 14. Shining Star (Previously Unreleased Alternate Version) 15. Happy Feelin' 16. Reasons 17. Shining Star 18. That's the Way of the World Volume 2 (1975-1977) 1. Kalimba Story/Sing a Message to You (Live) (Previously Unreleased) 2. Head to the Sky/Devotion (Live) (Previously Unreleased) 3. Sun Goddess (Live) 4. Mighty Mighty (Live) (Previously Unreleased) 5. Interlude 6. Can't Hide Love 7. Sing a Song 8. Sunshine 9. Getaway 10. Saturday Nite 11. Spirit 12. Ponta De Areia- "Brazilian Rhyme" (Interlude) (Pre...