Bratty party anthems collide with sample-collage deep cuts and late-career reinventions from a trio that never stood still. Where do you stand?
1SabotageThe ferocious 1994 punk-rap anthem from Ill Communication, famous for its cop-show parody video.1000pts
2IntergalacticThe Grammy-winning 1998 robotic-funk hit from Hello Nasty.787pts
3Brass MonkeyThe playful, sample-driven party cut from 1986's Licensed to Ill.621pts
4Body Movin'The bouncy 1998 Hello Nasty single known for its Fatboy Slim remix.621pts
5Hey LadiesThe horn-drenched 1989 single from the acclaimed Paul's Boutique.621pts
6Sure ShotThe flute-looped 1994 track from Ill Communication with an iconic opening.538pts
7So What'cha WantThe gritty, distorted 1992 single from Check Your Head.538pts
8No Sleep Till BrooklynThe 1986 rap-metal blast featuring Slayer's Kerry King on guitar.440pts
9Ch-Check It OutThe energetic lead single from 2004's To the 5 Boroughs.440pts
10Make Some NoiseThe nostalgic 2011 single from their final album Hot Sauce Committee Part Two.323pts
11(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)The rowdy 1986 breakthrough that made the trio party-rap icons.323pts
12Root DownThe deep-groove 1994 cut celebrated as one of the group's funkiest tracks.0pts
13Get It TogetherThe laid-back 1994 collaboration with A Tribe Called Quest's Q-Tip.0pts



















