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What Was Hip Hop's Best Summer?

It Takes Two - Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock
Talking All That Jazz - Stetsasonic
Beats To The Rhyme - Run DMC
Follow The Leader - Eric B & Rakim
Microphone Fiend - Eric B & Rakim
Essays On BDPism - Boogie Down Productions*
You Gots To Chill - EPMD
Straight Out The Jungle - Jungle Brothers
Ain't No Half Steppin - Big Daddy Kane
Loosy's Rap (remix) - Rick James feat Roxanne Shante & Big Daddy Kane
Don't Believe The Hype - Public Enemy
Night Of The Living Baseheads - Public Enemy
Poison - Kool G Rap
My Mic Is On Fire - Lord Shafiq
Colors - Ice T
Gangsta Gangsta - NWA
Feelin It - Ultramagnetic MCs
Super Casanova - Super Lover C
Gold - Grandmaster Flash & The Furious 5
Fly Girl - Grandmaster Flash & The Furious 5
We Write The Songs - Marley Marl feat Biz Markie & Heavy D
The Symphony - Marley Marl feat The Juice Crew


*Essays on BDPism came out on a Jive compilation in the summer of 88

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Yeah I know I said May-1-August 31, but some of these songs were summer anthems, like Colors, which was technically released on April 26, 1988.
 
Nahhhh fam, u can't break the rules.

Pick the dates we have to use, unless I'm allowed to break the rules too.
 
1996 Summer Mix


1. Hit Em Up - Tupac
2. Drop A Gem On Em - Mobb Deep
3. Bitch In Yoo - Common
4. Street Dreams - Nas
5. Dead Presidents - Jay-Z
6. Murder - UGK
7. 2 Dope Boyz - Outkast
8. Lex Coup Beamerz - Lost Boyz
9. Po Pimp - Do or Die Ft. Twista
10. Woo Ha - Busta Rhymes
11. Ambitionz Az A Ridah - Tupac
12. Bow Down - Westside Connection
13. Clones - The Roots
14. If I Ruled The World - Nas Ft. Lauryn Hill
15. Killing Me Softly - The Fugees
16. Elevators - Outkast
17. Feelin It - Jay-Z
18. Renee - Lost Boyz
19. Hay - Crucial Conflict
20. How Do You Want It - Tupac
 
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