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Top 100 Greatest Soundtrack Songs

Whether a token track on an eclectic track listing to score a mainstream movie, or part of a cohesive collection of songs setting the mood for an urban flick—some of hip-hop’s finest moments were birthed on soundtracks. It’s historically allowed artists to test singles that later wound up on their album and also served as sort of a breeding ground for upstarts. Cases in point, LL Cool J (“Can’t Live Without My Radio”), Snoop Dogg (“Deep Cover”) and Nas (“Halftime”), were formally introduced on soundtracks before going on to become rap superstars. As Boyz n the Hood, which produced its own memorable soundtrack, celebrates its 20-year anniversary today (July 12), XXL takes a look at the Top 100 Greatest Soundtrack Songs of All Time.—XXL Staff
100. InTooDeep

100. Ali Vegas “The Specialist” In Too Deep Soundtrack (1999)
99. SoulintheHole-Common

99. Common “High Expectations,” Soul in the Hole Soundtrack (1997)
98. TheKlumps

98. Jay-Z “Hey Papi,” The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps Soundtrack (2000)
97. HighSchoolHigh

97. The Roots “The Good, The Bad and the Desolate,” High School High Soundtrack (1996)
96. Slam-BlackRob

96. Black Rob “I Dare U,” Slam Soundtrack (1997)
95. HeGotGame

95. Public Enemy “He Got Game,” He Got Game (1998)
94MeninBlack

94. De La Soul “Chanel No Fever,” Men In Black Soundtrack (1997)
93. BeavisandButtHead

93. Beastie Boys “Lookin’ Down the Barrel of a Gun,” Beavis and Butthead Do America Soundtrack (1996)
92. Friday-CypressHill

92. Cypress Hill “Roll It Up, Smoke It Up, Light It Up” Friday soundtrack (1995)
91. Slam-GoodieMob

91. Goodie Mob feat. Esthero “The World I Know” Slam Soundtrack (1998)
90. RhymeorReason

90. Master P “Is There A Heaven 4 A Gangsta?” Rhyme and Reason Soundtrack (1997)
89. NewJerseyDrive-Outkast

89. OutKast “Benz or Beamer,” New Jersey Drive Soundtrack Vol.1 (1995)
88. NewJerseyDrive

88. Black Moon & Smif-N-Wessun “Headz Ain’t Ready,” New Jersey Drive Soundtrack Vol.2 (1995)
87. TheWash

87. Knoc-turn'al feat. Dr. Dre “Bad Intentions,” The Wash Soundtrack (2001)
86.TrainingDay-PharoaheMonch

86.Pharoahe Monch “Fuck You,” Training Day Soundtrack (2001)
85. Cradle2theGrave

85. DMX “X Is Gonna Give to Ya,” Cradle to the Grave Soundtrack (2003)
84. BlackGangster

84. Jay-Z “This Life Forever,” Black Gangster Soundtrack (1999)
83. SoulFood

83. Outkast and Cee Lo “In Due Time,” Soul Food Soundtrack (1997)
82. SoulintheHole-Xzibit

82. Xzibit “Los Angeles Times,” Soul in the Hole Soundtrack (1997)
81.Woo

81. Cam’ron “357,” Woo Soundtrack (1998)
80. Bulworth-BlackEyedPeas

80. Black Eyed Peas “Joints & Jams,” Bulworth Soundtrack (1998)
79. GetRichorDieTryin

79. 50 Cent “I’ll Whoop Ya Head,” Get Rich Or Die Tryin’ Soundtrack (2005)
78. SpaceJam

78. B-Real, Method Man, LL Cool J, Coolio & Busta Rhymes “Hit ‘Em High (The Monstars’ Anthem),” Space Jam (1997)
77. HouseofPain

77. House of Pain “Who’s the Man?,” Who’s the Man? Soundtrack (1993)
76. WhiteMenCantJump-QueenLatifah

76. Queen Latifah “The Hook” White Men Can’t Jump Soundtrack (1992)
75. ImBoutIt

75. Young Bleed feat. Master P & C-Loc “How Ya Do That,” I’m Bout It Soundtrack (1997)
74.WildStyle

74. Double Trouble “Stoop Rap,” Wild Style Soundtrack (1983)
73. WhenwewereKings

73. The Fugees feat. A Tribe Called Quest, John Forte & Busta Rhymes “Rumble in the Jungle,” When We Were Kings Soundtrack (1996)
72. 8-MileCover

72. Eminem feat. 50 Cent & Obie Trice “Love Me,” 8 Mile Soundtrack (2002)
71. TheNuttyProfessor-TriggerthaGambler

71. Trigger tha Gambler & Smooth da Hustler feat. DV Alias Christ “My Crew Can’t Go for That,” The Nutty Professor Soundtrack (1996)
70. StreetsisWatching-Jayz

70. Jay-Z feat. Ja Rule & DMX “Murdergram,” Streets Is Watching Soundtrack (1997)
69. PoeticJustice-MistaGrimm

69. Mista Grimm feat. Warren G. & Nate Dogg “Indo Smoke,” Poetic Justice Soundtrack (1993)
68. 8-Mile1

68. Eminem “Rabbit Run,” 8 Mile Soundtrack (2002)
67. Bamboozled

67. Mau Maus “Blak Is Blak,” Bamboozled Soundtrack (2000)
66. Clockers

66. Crooklyn Dodgers “Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers,” Clockers Soundtrack (1995)
65. Training-Day

65. M.O.P. feat. Krumb Snatcha “W.O.L.V.E.S.,” Training Day Soundtrack (2001)
64. Idlewild-Outkast

64. OutKast “The Mighty O,” Idlewild Soundtrack (2006)
63. rapworld

63. Pete Rock and Large Professor “Rap World” High School High Soundtrack (1996)
62. TheCorrupter

62. Jay-Z feat. Memphis Bleek and Beanie Sigel “More Money, More Cash, More Hoes,” The Corruptor Soundtrack (1999)
61. WhiteMenCantRap

61. Main Source “Fakin’ the Funk,” White Men Can’t Rap EP (1992)
60. ImGonnaGitYouSucka

60. Boogie Down Productions “Jack of Spades,” I’m Gonna Git You Sucka Soundtrack(1988)
59. SoulintheHole-CocoaBrovaz

59. Coacoa Brovaz "Won on Won," Sole in the Hole Soundtrack (1997)
58. JudgementNight-DeLaSol

58. De La Soul and Teenage Fan Club “Fallin’,” Judgment Night Soundtrack (1993)
57. Blade

57. Gang Staff feat. M.O.P. “1/2 & 1/2,” Blade Soundtrack (1998)
56. Backstage-HardKnockLife-Prodigy

56. Prodigy “Keep It Thoro,” Backstage: A Hard Knock Life (2000)
55. TheGreatWhiteHype

55. Camp Lo “Coolie High,” The Great White Hype Soundtrack (1997)
54. BadBoysII

54. Jay-Z “La-La-La,” Bad Boys II Soundtrack (2003)
53. JudgementNight-CypressHill

53. Cypress Hill and Sonic Youth “I Love You Mary Jane,” Judgment Night Soundtrack (1993)
52. SunsetPark-Ghostface

51. Ghostface feat. Raekwon “Motherless Child,” Sunset Park Soundtrack (1996)
51. SoulintheHole-WuTangClan

52. Wu-Tang Clan All-Stars “Soul in the Hole,” Soul in the Hole Soundtrack (1997)
50. Da B Side

50. The Notorious B.I.G. feat. Da Brat & Jermaine Dupri “Da B Side,” Bad Boys Soundtrack (1995)

A criminally slept on collaboration from three of the ‘90s’ most prolific figures.
49. MurderwastheCase

49. Dogg Pound “What Would U Do,” Murder Was the Case Soundtrack (1994)

Proof that DPG were no bench warmers on Death Row.
48. PoeticJustice-Pac

48. 2Pac “Definition of a Thug,” Poetic Justice Soundtrack (1992)

‘Pac adding layers to a shallow concept.
47.PoeticJustice

47. Pete Rock & CL Smooth “One In a Million,” Poetic Justice Soundtrack (1992)

Yet another example of Pete Rock’s superior ear for horn-laced samples.
46. BoyzntheHood

46. Ice Cube “How to Survive in South Central,” Boyz n the Hood Soundtrack (1991)

Cube shares rules and regulations to make it in one of the West Coast’s most notorious hoods.
45. TheWood

45. OutKast feat. Mystikal “Neck Uv Da Woods,” The Wood (1999)

A forgotten gem pairing up Kast and Mystikal for one of the animated MC’s first post-No Limit releases.
44. BatmanForever-MethodMan

44. Method Man “The Riddler,”Batman Forever Soundtrack (1995)

With "How High" barely off the press, Mr. Meth unleashed another soundtrack banger as wicked as the Batman villain it's titled after.
43. wuwearphoto

43. RZA feat. Capadonna & Method Man “Wu-Wear (The Garment Renaissance)” High School High Soundtrack (1996)

The Wu reps their apparel line years before clothing lines in hip-hop became mandatory.
42. TheHurricane

42. Black Star “Little Brother,” The Hurricane Soundtrack (1999)

The incomparable J Dilla manages to flip the Roy Ayers “Ain’t Got Time” sample that Pete Rock reportedly struggled with years prior.
41. sunsetpark

41. Ghostface feat. Capadonna & Masta Killa “Winter Wartz,” Sunset Park (1996)

Cappa gives Ghost and Killa a run for their money with a seemingly never-ending verse.
40. Belly

40. Sauce Money feat. Jay-Z “Pregame,” Belly Soundtrack (1998)

Arguably Hov and Sauce Muthafuckin’s illest collabo.
39. idlewild

39. OutKast feat. Lil Wayne “Hollywood Divorce,” Idlewild Soundtrack (2006)

Whoever said Southern rappers aren’t lyrical isn’t listening hard enough.
38. SoulintheHole

38. Big Pun “You Ain’t a Killer,” Soul in the Hole Soundtrack (1997)

A prelude to things to come on Pun’s Capital Punishment.
37. StreetsIsWatching

37. Jay-Z feat. Memphis Bleek “It’s Alright,” Streets Is Watching Soundtrack (1998)

Dame Dash mans the boards for Memph and Hov’s’98 summer anthem.
36. 8-Mile2

36. Eminem “8 Mile Road,” 8 Mile Soundtrack (2002)

Another ridiculously potent Em record off his semi-autobiographical flick’s score.
35. NothingButTrouble

35. Digital Underground feat. 2Pac “Same Song,” Nuthing But Trouble Soundtrack (1990)

‘Pac’s introduction to the world via this Digital classic.
34. CB$

34. KRS-One “Black Cop,” CB4 Soundtrack (1993)

The Blastmaster addressing the issue head-on.
33. KrushGroove-LLCoolJ

33. LL Cool J “Going Back to Cali,” Less Than Zero Soundtrack (1987)

A tune ill enough for Biggie Smalls to remake.
32. StreetFighter

32. Nas “One on One,” Street Fighter Soundtrack (1994)

One the hardest smooth joints you’ll ever hear courtesy of Nasty Nas.
31. Panther

31. The Notorious B.I.G., Coolio, Redman, Coolio, Ill Al Skratch, Big Mike, N9ne, Bone Thug-n-Harmony, Buckshot & Busta Rhymes “The Points,” Panther Soundtrack (1995)

A ridiculously star-studded posse cut. Biggie, Red, Bone and Bus on the same track. Nuff said!
30. Sprung

30. Jay-Z “Who You With,” Sprung Soundtrack (1997)

Jigga Man’s cocky wit at its finest.
29. AbovetheRim-LadyofRage

29. Lady of Rage “Afro Puffs,” Above the Rim Soundtrack (1994)

Death Row’s First Lady takes center stage.
28. Hustle&Flow

28. DJay feat. Shug “It’s Hard Out Here for a Pimp,” Hustle & Flow Soundtrack (2005)

Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson delivery the goods on this Three Six Mafia-penned Oscar-winning single.
27. NewJackCity

27. Ice-T “New Jack Hustler,” New Jack City Soundtrack (1991)

What Nino Brown would sound like if he could rap.
26. KrushGroove

26. LL Cool J “Can’t Live Without My Radio,” Krush Groove Soundtrack (1985)

Uncle L drops his first single and a star is born.
25. Friday

25. Dr. Dre “Keep Your Heads Ringin’,” Friday Soundtrack (1995)

A heater to hold Dre fans down during his Aftermath transition.
24. DangerousMinds

24. Coolio “Gangsta’s Paradise,” Dangerous Minds Soundtrack (1995)

Coolio skyrocketed to No.1 off a Stevie Wonder “Pastime Paradise” loop.
23. Backstage-HardKnockLife

23. Jay-Z and Mya “Best of Me Pt.2,” Backstage: A Hard Knock Life Soundtrack (2000)

Hov flaunts keeps it lyrical with an effortless flow over Trackmasters production.
22. Bulworth

22. Pras feat. Mya & Old Dirty Bastard “Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are),” Bulworth Soundtrack (1998)

Pras becomes the third Fugee to find solo success with this smash hit.
21. JudgementNight

21. Onyx and Biohazard “Judgment Night,” Judgment Night Soundtrack (1993)

The epitome of what a perfect rock and rap marriage should sound like.
20. MenaceIISociety

20. MC Eiht “Streiht Up Menace,” Menace II Society Soundtrack (1993)

This Compton MC’s in-depth portrayal of life on the West Coast made the rest of the nation take notice.
19. Boomerang

19. A Tribe Called Quest “Hot Sex,” Boomerang Soundtrack (1992)

The lone rap track on an R&B soundtrack, “Hot Sex” stood out amongst classics. The song was later sampled by Heltah Skeltah and Mary J. Blige and ended up as a bonus track on Tribe’s last LP, The Love Movement.
18. MorethanaGame

18. Drake feat. Lil Wayne, Eminem & Kanye West “Forever,” More Than a Game (2009)

Still a rookie at the time, Drizzy Drake managed to tap three of the game's biggest stars for this monstrous posse cut off of Lebron's documentary.
17. TheNuttyProfessor

17. Jay-Z feat. Foxy Brown “Ain’t No Nigga,” The Nutty Professor Sountrack (1996)

“Can I Get A...” put Jay in another stratosphere, but “Ain’t No Nigga” got the mainstream to finally noticed. The single also appeared on Hov’s Reasonable Doubt and helped the LP earn a gold plaque at the time.
16. Juice-BigDaddyKane

16. Big Daddy Kane “Nuff Respect Due,” Juice Soundtrack (1991)

Following back-to-back duds (Taste of Chocolate, Prince of Darkness) Kane silenced talk that he’d fallen off with this heater.
15. NothingtoLoose

15. Lil’ Kim feat. Da Brat, Missy Elliot, Angie Martinez & Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes “Not Tonight,” Nothin’ to Lose Soundtrack (1997)

This posse cut proved that the strength in numbers adage applied to the ladies as well.
14. RushHour2

14. Ludacris feat. Nate Dogg “Area Codes,” Rush Hour 2 Soundtrack (2001)

An international player anthem, this Jazze Pha-produced single found the ATL-ien showing off his never-ending stable.
13. Mo'BetterBlues

13. Gang Starr “Jazz Thing,” Mo’ Better Blues Soundtrack (1990)

One of the earlier examples of jazz and hip-hop fusion, this single helped pioneer a sub-genre still prevalent in hip-hop today.
Crooklyn

12. Crooklyn Dodgers “Crooklyn,” Crooklyn Soundtrack (1994)

Backed by Q-Tip production (who is ironically from Queens), these crazy ass Crooklyn kids (Buckshot, O.C., Masta Ace) made their borough proud with this BK anthem.
11. RushHour

11. Jay-Z feat. Ja Rule & Amil “Can I Get A…,” Rush Hour Soundtrack (1998)

Released in conjunction with Hov’s “Hard Knock Life,” this bubbly club banger helped make Jay into a superstar and set Rule up to launch his own multi-platinum career.
10. Juice-NaughtybyNature

10. Naughty By Nature “Uptown Anthem,” Juice Soundtrack (1991)

This Naughty gem may not have charted as high as the group’s other hits (“O.P.P,” “Hip-Hop Hooray”), but it stands as one of the group’s most memorable anthems.
9. ZebraHead

9. Nas "Halftime," Zebrahead Soundtrack (1992)

On the heels of two scene-stealing guest appearances on Main Source's "Live At the Baarbecue" and MC Search's "Back to the Grill," Nas made his solo debut on this Large Professor-produced bass-heavy single. The track proved the Queensbridge prodigy had enough star power to carry his own load and served as prelude of legendary things to come.
8. LessthanZero

8. Public Enemy “Bring the Noise,” Less Than Zero Soundtrack (1987)

Few songs embodied PE’s penchant for conveying messages through chaotic soundbeds more than this Less Than Zero Soundtrack standout. The cut appeared on PE’s epic It Takes a Nation of Million to Hold Us Back the following year and was covered by rock group Anthrax in 1991.
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7. Juice

7. Eric B. & Rakim “Juice (Know the Ledge),” Juice Soundtrack (1991)

The title track to Ernest R. Dickerson’s epic flick, this bass-heavy single served as the perfect backdrop for the thriller. The song later appeared on Eric B. & Rakim’s Don’t Sweat the Technique.
6. WhosetheMan

6. The Notorious B.I.G. "Party and Bullshit," Who's the Man? Soundtrack (1993)
5.AbovetheRim

5. Warren G feat. Nate Dogg “Regulate,“ Above the Rim Soundtrack (1994)

This blockbuster single kept the lights on for various labels in the early ‘90s. Initially released on Death Row as part of the Above the Rim Soundtrack, the smash hit added to the notorious imprint’s legacy and later served as the lead single for Warren’s triple platinum Regulate… G Funk Era on Def Jam.
4. TheShow

4. Method Man and Redman “How High,” The Show: The Soundtrack (1995)

N.W who? Dre's first order of business after leaving the world's most dangerous group, “Deep Cover” kick-started (though released on SOLAR Records)Death Row Records' dominating run and introduced rap's next superstar: Snoop Doggy Dogg.
3. DeepCover

3. Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg “Deep Cover,” Deep Cover Soundtrack (1992)

N.W who? Dre's first order of business after leaving the world's most dangerous group, “Deep Cover” kick-started (though released on SOLAR Records)Death Row Records' dominating run and introduced rap's next superstar: Snoop Doggy Dogg.
DotheRightThing

2. Public Enemy “Fight the Power,” Do the Right Thing Soundtrack (1989

Chances are Mookie had Public Enemy in mind when he picked up a garbage can and threw it through the window of Sal’s Famous Pizzeria as a protest of Radio Raheem’s death. The track not only banged, it demanded a call to action. Rosie Perez’s opening dance number in the movie also made the track that much more memorable.
1. 8-mile

1. Eminem "Lose Yourself," 8 Mile Soundtrack (2002)

Perhaps no soundtrack song has balanced critical acclaim and commercial success better than Eminem's "Lose Yourself." The first single off Slim's semiautobiographical picture 8 Mile, it peaked at No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100, pushed the soundtrack to a double platinum plaque and won an Oscar for Best Music, Original Song.
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Hannibal

another platform to give Eminem a #1 spot. fuck this list
- Derpity
  
  That’s not for no reason. He’s a MU FUCKIN G.O.A.T.
leo

Really?? No Grand Finale?? DMX, Nas, Method Man?? ya suck…
KAYDAH51

WHO EVER SITS DOWN AN TRIES TO WRITE UP THESE “TOP WHAT EVERS” YOU SHOULD BE FIRED. JOCKIN TOO MUCH ON WHAT YOU LISTEN TOO RATHER THAN BEING PART OF THE PEOPLE’S VIEW
Bobby

“What’s On Your Mind” – Eric B. and Rakim (House Party II soundtrack). Rakim at his smoothest
Alex509

Bone Thugs N Harmony – Dayz of our livez from Set It Off!!! Why is that not on here!!!
THE MAN

WHERE IS TUPAC “PAIN” ABOVE THE RIM SOUNDTRACK??…….ALSO SNOOP DOGG “MURDER WAS THE CASE”
THE MAN

WHERE IS TUPAC “PAIN” ABOVE THE RIM SOUNDTRACK
dacoz

@hannibal fuck u “lose yourself is a grammy award winning song u fuckin retard
- Will Morebucks
  
  How the fuck you got Benz or Beamer #89
  Credibility Lost…
- Mack
  
  who gives a fuck about a goddamn grammy. This is hip hop clown.
PHR3SH

I AGREE WITH THE MAN. PAIN BY TUPAC SHOULD BE ON HERE. IT GOTTA BE 18 YUEAR OLDS WORKING FOR XXL. CAUSE IF YOU WAS BORN IN THE 80′S. YOU FUCKING WITH PAC.
canadafan

what about ice ts colors classic joint
Ev E

12. Crooklyn Dodgers – wasn’t OC it was Special ED!!!!
NAPTOWNNUIANCE

I half agree with this list, there is a lot of heat and proper numbering for some of the greats, but yeah I agree with the people above me, no pain or colors or murder was the case? Those easily would and should push out the lesser named artists songs that are garbage on this list. With all the 90′s talk you also left out facemob and spice 1 off born 2 die and the clicks hot ones echo through the ghetto off of the tales from the hood soundtrack those songs where nuts, just those three songs where worth havin the album for.
NAPTOWNNUISANCE

My bad the song facemobs in the house, spice 1′s born 2 die and hot ones echo through the ghetto were all on tales from the hood is what i was tryin to say.Oh and Im a big fan of Eminem but Rabbit run was a weak song, Stimulate one of ems best songs Wanksta and rap game should have been on here from the 8 mile sndtrk
Murda

PAIN was not on the Above the Rim Soundtrack. It was in the movie but not on the soundtrack.

Loose yourself??? Really. I see XXL is some D@!$ Riders. I can name 90 songs up there better than that BullS##$^
- Truth
  
  Uh… yes it was. I have the soundtrack and it’s definitely on there. See people, this is what happens when you get your info from Wikipedia.
3mason

#1 Coolio – gangster paradise
#2 warren g ft Nate dogg – regulate
#3 Eminem lose yourself..
NAPTOWNNUISANCE

@Murda, Pain and Loyal to the Game were on the cassette versions of the soundtrack as bonus songs. And Yeah they justified Lose Yourself as the number 1 song. I can agree with that for their reasons, even though I love the song myself I think there have been far better songs from soundtracks. Colors should be the number one, it isnt even on the list. It defined songs for soundtracks.
gvg

number 18..really? “forever” by Drake?….SMFH…XXL Please fire you staff and hire me..i know a few ppl that can post some real shit on here..
southcakc23

list is horrible. hell, most of xxl’s lists are horrible. it’s like the voter’s are 19 and have zero knowledge of hip hop and only mention some of the classics in failed attempts to secure any level of credibility. benz or beamer’s at #89??????????? C’MON SON! Ain’t nothin Outkast has ever done worthy of a #89 vote!
TheGoldenEra

SMH at Eminem being #1
Doesnt surprise me one bit
El B

Days of Our Livez – Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Set It Off…come one, yall slippin’
Dick B

Crooklyn Dodgers at #66? Anyway this list is a joke, as all Magazine lists are.
Lord Maximus

Pain by 2pac is definitely one of his best songs as well, definitely a top 10 or 15 track.
Knuckz

The Crooklyn Dodgers were Masta Ace, Buckshot and Special Ed , but they have O.C. Woooooowww!!
Sean Izzle

What about Raekwon Feat. Ghostface Killah – Heaven & Hell from Fresh (1994)

????????

Best hood movie ya hear me
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