Wecontinue with the fifth installment of our top 100 albums of 2007 year endlist.

60.  SuperTaranta! by Gogol Bordello
Gogol Bordello continued in2007 with their gypsy punk cabaret show, and despite what Pitchfork says,they have given us another reason to love them in Super Taranta! This ismaximum energy music that you either "get" or "don't get".And if you don't get it, try again. 

59.  Andorra by Caribou
The changes in tone, melody and arrangement on Andorra all fit within theconfines of the mood Dan Snaith defines on this relatively short 9 track disc.It'll work equally well in the context of a chic uptown penthouse party, oraround the campfire in the middle of the woods. But the most impressive thingabout Andorrais how perfectly it balances pop sensibility with a willingness to stretchthe boundaries into the realm of art.

58. HissingFauna, Are You The Destroyer? by Of Montreal 
There was a tremendous amount of critical buzz around this album in 2007. Iloved the band's last

Todaywe continue with the second installment of our top 100 albums of 2007 year endlist.

90.  Graduationby Kanye West
I really wanted to seeKanye fall flat on his face with Graduation. His tantrums and egotismrub me the wrong way, but there is no denying that Kanye is one of the besthip-hop producers currently breathing oxygen. Graduation not only provesthis fact, but steps it up a notch by toning down the gloss andremoving the worthless skits. His lyrical shortcomings are what keep itfrom scoring higher on my list.

89.  Global DrumProject by Mickey Hart/Zakir Hussain
While drums certainly drive the Global Drum Project, spoken word,chanting and a melodic punctuation around the edges make for an undeniablystunning adventure. The record charms with undeniably well-craftedtraditional elements, but Hart takes it over the top with a melding of stylesthat feature electronic sweeps of color. The album is layered and complex, butends up sounding effortless and engulfing, with a standout

In 1979, the disco/funk outfit Chic released an album called Risqué. The first track on the album was called "Good Times" and the song was the band's second #1 hit in America. It was also voted the 224th best song of all time by Rolling Stone magazine.

But even more impressive is how influential the song has become in the hip-hop community, and how it continues to inspire and be sampled for new musical creations.

The funky groove this 8 minute track delivers, and the vocal-free breaks it contains, made it perfect for sampling. This playlist kicks off with the original version of "Good Times" and is followed by 10 songs that sample the original. "Good Times" is one of the most sampled songs in history, so this list only scratches the surface. Add your favorites to the comments.

The Playlist:

1. Good Times - Chic

2. Rapper's Delight - The Sugarhill Gang

3. Everything's Gonna Be Alright - Father MC

4. The Adventures Of Grandmaster Flash On The Wheels Of Steel - The Furious Five

5.

The butterfly is a powerful symbol that musicians have leveraged for eons. It can be referenced for its colorful beauty, it's delicacy, it's temporary nature, or as a symbol of transformation.

From the lowly caterpillar comes the beautiful butterfly.

The insect is also a powerful symbol that represents change, femininity, joy and love. In Christianity it represents the resurrection, and in China it symbolizes conjugal bliss. With all these powerful associations, it's no wonder that the number of songs to reference the butterfly are plentiful.

This playlist is not an all-encompassing list of butterfly songs, but does include over 30 tracks from a diverse cross-section of artists that use the insect as a central tenet.

The Playlist:

1. Butterflies - Toad The Wet Sprocket

2. Butterfly - Weezer

3. Butterfly Caught - Massive Attack

4. Butterfly - Crazy Town 

5. Butterfly + Juniper

6. Butterflies - Sia

7. Butterfly - Screaming Trees 

8. Butterfly -