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Justin is the spitting image of ESPN's Tony Reali.

Not a huge fan of the Fray but they did an amazing version of Kanye's "Heartless"

Great T Shirt: Cheer Up Emo Kid

Primus' version is waaay better

I remember watching this video on MTV when i was in high school. I immediately went out and bought the album. That was back when MTV actually played music videos and you had actual record stores around the corner. Sigh. The good ole days.

This dude is bangin that gold diggin heffer Robin Givens.

Grew up in the Bay Area in the 90's mang. We took all this great hip-hop for granted. We thought this ride would last forever. Then Clear Channel came in, bought up all the good stations and played bland Top 40, Tupac got killed, beefs between crews ruined the game, guys grew up and moved on, and...

She can't sing but the beat is nice. Reminds me of Neyo's "Miss Independent".

Frank Kush was a psycho coach who scared off Elway and probably drove Art towards insanity.

Damn I miss the 90's. Nirvana came out when rock n'roll was getting wierd. Too many Hair Bands. Too many dudes wearing lipstick and lingerie. Nirvana reminded everyone of the days when rock was pure and from the gut. They finally killed off the Hair Bands. Hahaha.

Sounds a little too much like Keane but still a good song.

This list is a joke. Where's "NY State of Mind" or "skillz" or "Supa Star", "Kick in the Door", etc, etc.

Boss must have stolen this beat for "Deeper" two years later in '93.

The Mark of the Beast is on the President. Hahaha. How true.

The song is dope but the product placement stuff has ruined hip hop. The whole vid looks like an infomercial for Ciroc Vodka.

Ant Banks gets no love as one the greatest producers ever. East Coast bias.

This track completely changed New York hip hop. Before this song came out it was all about house parties, chasing girls, break dancing, etc. And then the Wu dropped "Protect Your Neck" and everything changed.

I remember taking my little brother to see this movie. It came out same year Princess Diana died. We lost two princesses.

This and Primus' Tommy the Cat are my two favorite cat songs.

Whitney Houston, Amy Winehouse, Lauryn Hill, D'Angelo...what's happening to all our greatest voices...Damn!

Talented kid but major diva issues. Euro clubs and all the temptations will burn him out.

That's straight gangsta.....

What city is she in?

Years of touring have taken a toll on JayKay's voice but he's still funky. Damn record companies force these artists to live on the road to make a penny.

Rise Against stole this song and called it "Collapse (Post-Amerika)." BTW, love the bass solo at 3:08.

"I died a hundred times." - Back in Black. RIP Amy....

R.I.P. May you will finally find peace.

She sounds like Joss Stone.

This song sounds similar to Franz Ferninand's Take Me Out.

Joe Bonamassa's version is much better.

Pompey was horribly overrated as a general. He took years to put down an insurgency in Spain led by Sertirious. And he only succeded because Sertirious was killed by his own men. Then he took credit for putting down Spartacus' rebellion when it was really Crassus. The pirates he took on were actu...

They sound like Keane.

Hannibal could play linebacker for the Steelers. Haha...

These guys were way, way ahead of their time. They were 20 yrs ahead of the whole electronica movement. Pure Genius

Her ex-husband got caught up in a gay scandal. Is that what ruined the marriage?

Flea deserves the Nobel Peace prize. That baseline is insane...

He started off as a gospel singer as a kid. You can here the gospel influence in his singing. But he was rejected by his parents when he came out of the closet. Sad story.

SWEET MULLET!

This is the song i want played at my wedding!!!

For all you kids out there: the bass line at 2:10 is from Dennis Brown's classic 'Promised Land.'

Even the studio gangstas back in the day had more skills than today's rappers. Love that sample of Dennis Brown's 'Promised Land' at 2:30 though.