Ten Music Videos featuring House Parties

1. Reva DeVito and Roane Namuh - "Frozen" 2012  *Even though this came out last year, to me, it is the new hotness.

2. Common Sense - "Breaker 1, 9" 1992  *This is Common 21 years ago, he ages like wine.

3. Rhye - "The Fall" 2012  *Rhye is amazing.

4. Common - "Heat" 2000  *The guy at the beginning saying he's on the list looks a lot like Sabzi, just sayin'.

5. Leaders Of The New School - "Sobb Story" 1991  *Baby Busta, tandem bicycle, and 90's fashion choices.

6. Estelle featuring Sean Paul - "Come Over" 2008  *Estelle and Sean Paul thrown some of the classiest house parties. The version with out Sean Paul is much better, he's not even cute!

7. Ice Cube - "Friday" 1995  *No one is just chillin' at an Ice Cube party.

8. LL Cool J - "Jingling Baby" 1989  *You know it must be 1989 when LL Cool J uses a payphone.

9. Grayskul - "Face and the Fang" 2013 (SEATTLE MUSIC)  *Bloody Grayskul party.

10. House Party Movie Dance Off  1990  *I have yet to attend a house party as great as this.

Ten Music Videos featuring Smoke Machines

1. Radiohead - "Creep" 1992  *A 21 year old Radiohead video, crazy.

2. INXS - "Devil Inside" 1988 

3. Michael Jackson - "Rock With You" 1980  *Smoke machines and lasers are a great duo.

4. Frankie Goes To Hollywood - "Relax (Don't Do It)" 1983  *Another laser and smoke machine combo.

5. Little Dragon - "Constant Surprises" 2008  *This video is all about the experimental headwear.

6. Kid 'n Play - "Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody" 1991  *They don't want to hurt anybody, they're just dancing.

7. Ready For The World - "Oh Sheila" 1985  *White eighties suits. I like how one of the guys wears a yellow shirt with his white suit.

8. Paul Young - "Every Time You Go Away" 1985  *Eighties hair.

9. Group Home - "Livin' Proof" 1995  *This song reeks of DJ Premier in the best way.

10. Blondie - "Call Me" 1980  *This is not the official video, but this is an epic smoke machine shot.

*Conclusion - It seems that smoke machines may have gone out of style in the nineties.