Love Hip-Hop, is one of the genres I play the most and involved with as well. I also thank the genre for getting me into records and genre's(Crate digging)I would have never listen to. And for that, I wouldn't put a hip-hop record in the top ten. I discover so much gold, it buried the genre of hip-hop for me. The lyrics and production those original samples have are beyond what most MC's would write. You have rare cases of NAS, Public Enemy, Rakim and Cl Smooth, who made the sample shine beyond the original record. Not trying to compare the OG sample with the current song it was use. But I don't see how a Hip-Hop record to me, as a whole(The record usually has a handful of good tracks) would go against a Led Zeppelin album from top to bottom. From lyrics and production. Shit, most producers grabbed their drums, lol.
But, if we were doing "Top Ten songs" of all time(any genre)they will be at least two hip-hop tracks. Scarface-"Never Seen A Man Cry" Would be my number one song of all time. And two, Nas-"Life's A Bitch" In short, Hip-Hop records are meh to me, while some tracks stand the fuck out. On production and lyrics.