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why? what better than right about now being possessed by the sounds of MC Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock?

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I wanna rock right now!

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I'm Rob Base and I came to get down!

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You tell it! I have no idea why nobody ever recognises Eric B and Rakim. Bah.

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well, to be fair, they're likely never going to amount to much more than a footnote in the history of hip hop. But they were a brilliant footnote, dammit.

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MY HANDS ARE IN THE AIR!

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are you waving them like you just don't care?

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No. They are up there cause I'm a true player.

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oh.. cool. Well big ups to Brooklyn!

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Biggie reigns supreme!!!! Kids these days don't even know who Pete Rock and CL Smooth are...

The list is missing "Positive K", the "I got a man" one hit wonder. And "Snow", the "Informer" one hit wonder.

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wow... I don't think I would have even been able to come up with the name Positive K without looking it up. If they're missing him, its a travesty. You should write in. And Snow? how could they forget Snow? He's the very definition of one hit wonder. Informer was one of those songs that the second I heard it, I knew it was going to be huge and would also end up being the only thing we'd ever be hearing from that guy. Other songs that made me feel that include Gerardo's Rico Suave and Lou Bega's Mambo #5.

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Joy and Pain was totally a hit. I remember it, and I'm from Amish country. ;)

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not only do I remember it, I still hear it played on the radio or in clubs from time to time today.

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