Canibus unleashed more lyrics of fury in one year than most MCs have been able to muster in their whole career. Pointblankperiod.

1. “Beasts from the East” - Lost Boyz feat. A+, Redman, and Canibus

2. “Canibus Freestyle” - DJ Clue Mixtape
3. “Making a Name For Ourselves” - Common feat. Canibus
4. “Shout out to Lost Boyz (Canibus Freestyle)” - DJ Clue Lost Boyz Mixtape
5. “It’s Logic (Canibus Freestyle)” - Tony Touch 55 Emcees Mixtape
6. “4,3,2,1″ - LL Cool J feat. Method Man, Redman, Canibus and DMX
7. “Boyz 2 Men” - A+ feat. Mr. Cheeks and Canibus
8. Canibus Freestyle - Mad Ball & Tab One Mixtape
9. “Uni-4-Orm” - Canibus, Ras Kass, and Heltah Skeltah
10. “Group Home Family - Canibus feat. Mr. Cheeks and Panama P.I.

Head on over to my 2nd favorite blog, Street Census, for details and audios.

Picking the most scathing diss songs of the last three decades is no easy task. After drawing swords and fighting over inclusions and rankings for days, QSM and da Rizzness finally reached a reasonable compromise. Head over to Street Census to see if your favorite battle tracks made the cut.

• Top 10 Diss Songs of the 80’s
• Top 10 Diss Songs of the 90’s

Street Census—a joint blog venture between your Rizness and Quibian Salazar-Moreno—is now live and direct at Streetcensus.blogspot.com.

In case you’re not already familiar with Q, he helped pioneer the daily hip-hop news format at SOHH.com 10 years ago. He currently writes for URB, AOL Blackvoices (even though he’s not all that black!), and hiphopcrack.com.

The concept for Street Census is hinged on hip-hop recommendations—best of, worst of, etc—from yours truly, Q, and the artists we run into every now and then. Some of the lists available for your perusal, for instance, include: Stephen Marley’s 5 Essential Bob Marley Recordings, Rob Swift’s Top 5 Most Influential DJs. and Q’s 10 Best Femcees Ever.

Check it…Street Census: Hip, Hit, or Hype.