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2 Live Crew appears 3 times in our Miami Bass, Miami, and The Eighties lists, placing as high as No. 1. Hand-curated, with a reason for every pick.

Ranked entries
3
Appears on
Miami Bass, Miami, and The Eighties
Year
1986
Highest placing
No. 1 in Miami Bass
Updated
2026-08-31

Appears on

  1. Throw the D

    1986 · Luke Skyywalker

    Ranked No. 1 in Miami Bass

    The record that set the template and started the call-and-response tradition of answer records. Crude by design, and the 808 is mixed louder than the vocal on purpose.

    Also on Miami, The Eighties

  2. Throw the D

    1986 · Luke Skyywalker

    Picked by Miami

    The template every record below is a variation on: an instruction, a call-and-response, and the 808 louder than the voice giving it. Luke Campbell put it out on his own label because no one else in the country was going to.

    Also on Miami Bass, The Eighties

  3. Throw the D

    1986 · Luke Skyywalker

    Picked by The Eighties

    Luke Campbell named the label after himself because there was no other way to release it, and later took its obscenity case to a federal appeals court. The most literal instance here of a scene having to build its own way out.

    Also on Miami Bass, Miami