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Southern Comfort, love the organ stabs, drums, and ambient vocal samples.
U Hurt Me, love the bassline on this one.
Prayer, love the static and ambience.
South London Boroughs, awesome 2-steppy feel.
Near Dark, awesome use of vocals, interestingly weird hihats.
Moth, very cool tech housey stuff.

All off the ambient tracks on both his albums are really unique and well crafted, but I prefer the stuff that has beats to it.

i like them all, but Homeless is in my "mix" stack

in mcdonalds, south london boroughs

Forgive
Endorphine
Exit Wound
True Love VIP
Distant Lights
Gutted
Prayer

I like about every remix he's done as well but the top 3 has to be

1) Commix remix (forthcoming)
2) Jamie Woon remix
3) Bloc Party remix

Wayfaring Stranger Remix
Spaceape
Wolf Cub
Unite
Untrue
Gutted
Etched Headplate

Some of the unreleased stuff thats floating about on youtube sounds sick too, quality is too awful though, Speedball2 sounds like it could be so good. HE NEEDS TO RELEASE SOME NEW SHIT!, IVE BEEN HANGING FOR MORE FOR SO LONG

on the way bro
possible picture disc is limited picture disc

In no particular order:

Where Is Home
Paradise Circus
In McDonalds
Broken Home
Fostercare
Endorphin
Stolen Dog
Forgive
Ghost Hardware
Raver

As brilliant as his songs are, he's an "album artist" as well. Difficult to pick out individual tunes when they fit into a larger picture so well. It's like picking out favorite scenes in a film: so much depends on what's around it. The more I've listened to those kinda close to Burial - Ghostek, Desolate, Volor Flex, Clubroot, Kryptic Minds, Synkro - the more I've realized just how utterly unique Burial is. I mean, he is major. No one else can do it; he weaves magic, he's on a whole other level. I firmly believe his albums are under-rated. They are not among the top 50 albums of the decade: they are the two greatest albums of the 21st century. Of any genre. Wow, I wish he wouldn't be so stingy with his releases. When you consider how quickly his 2 albums were made, I really wish he'd put it all out there.

One thing I've noticed: the 2 albums were instant gratifications, but the EPs took me much longer to get into. I only began realizing the past few months how great STREET HALO is. Ditto for the Massive Attack EP.