Tracks 5, 6 and 7 from The Diary (1994)

Tracks 8, 9 and 10 from The Untouchable (1997)

Track 19 from Emeritus (2008)

As far as I can tell, Geto Boys were the second southern rap group (after 2 Live Crew) to go platinum in 1991, and though a couple of other Texans went platinum as solo rappers before Scarface (The D.O.C. and Vanilla Ice), it feels like Scarface is more of a true southern rap trailblazer than either of those guys. I was a kid back then, so "Smile" with 2Pac was the first time I heard Scarface, but that song just blew me away, and I still think it's amazing. I got a stack of cheap rap vinyl in the early 2000s that included The Last Of A Dying Breed and I was obsessed with "Get Out" with Jay-Z, I think that's one of the all-time best Jay-Z tracks that the average fan doesn't know. Really all the Scarface/Roc-A-Fella crossovers are classic, "In Cold Blood" is one of Kanye West's greatest productions ever. 

"No Tears" famously appeared in Office Space alongside a couple Geto Boys songs. "Lettin' Em Know" featured a "front, back and side to side" refrain a year before the more famous UGK song. The majority of the tracks on here were produced by the main Rap-A-Lot guys N.O. Joe, Mr. Lee, Mike Dean, and sometimes Scarface himself. I wanna know about the China Black who produced "Safe," though, like I don't know of anything else they produced besides that one amazing track. My Homies was kind of an early example of a label using its biggest star to market a bunch of random tracks -- Scarface is only on half the songs, with a bunch of random Rap-A-Lot guys and Houston rappers filling out the rest of the project. But since it was released at the height of Scarface's popularity and "Sex Faces" was a hit, it's one of his more successful records, one of three platinum Scarface solo albums. I think Scarface is one of the few rap veterans who doesn't have a bad album, the records after The Fix aren't as essential but they're all pretty solid.