Cypress Hill one of the most underrated groups ever

[Danie84]

B-Real, Muggs, and Sen-Dog always gets props, tho


...was I the only 90s kid thinking they were from the East Coast when they came out with How Could I Just Kill A Man

 

[NotaPAWG]

B-Real, Muggs, and Sen-Dog always gets props, tho


...was I the only 90s kid thinking they were from the East Coast when they came out with How Could I Just Kill A Man

Nah, i thought they were east coast too lol

 

[the rhyme king]

Nah, i thought they were east coast too lol

yup u ain't the only one they sound was different from the stereotypical west coast rap music.

 

[TigerLord]

Cypress Hill was dope man. Kinda lost me after the second album came out. The weed thing started to get a lil gimmicky to me. Can't fault them tho... alot of mainstream/alternative weed smokers jumped on board and they were smart to capitalize on it. Doesn't take away from the fact that they put out alot of great records.

 

[NotaPAWG]

yup u ain't the only one they sound was different from the stereotypical west coast rap music.

Mhm. I also thought The Pharcyde was from NY too the first time i heard them

 

[the rhyme king]

Mhm. I also thought The Pharcyde was from NY too the first time i heard them

what does mhm mean ?

 

[oO J Smooth Oo]

temples of boom

 

[infamousred]

i feel like such an idiot breh. i mixed up the baby killa w/ x-raided loc.
this is the track that i was thinking of for some reason:


anyway, i agree that temples of boom was the best produced cypess album. muggs was in a zone on that one. throw ya sets+ no rest for the wicked?

 

[Roberto Dinero]

temples of boom

Their best work, IMO.

 

[Oztradamus]

Temple of Boom is indeed their magnum opus.. The Alchemist helped DJ Muggs produce that album.

Hopefully Muggs releases the 10 extra songs recorded during the Temples of Boom sessions, for the 20 year anniversary next year.