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The album art of the new Cypress Hill release shows the members of Hill posin...
CYPRESS HILL SKULL & BONES Columbia The album art of the new Cypress Hill release shows the members of Hill posing in front of what looks like the catacombs of Rome and features many more drawings that make one wonder why they haven't bothered trying to copyright the pot leaf. Even the title, Skull ...
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Stash (Columbia). Review by Bill Campbell.
CYPRESS HILL STASH Columbia Now, remixes have been around in this country ever since the sound system was brought to the Apple. I remember in the '80s buying the 12-inches for those special remixes not to be found on the album. It seems that the idea for remix albums (not as solo DJ projects) was long ...
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Live at the Fillmore (Columbia). Review by Rob Ward.
CYPRESS HILL LIVE AT THE FILLMORE Columbia These 65 minutes are "100% real" in that they didn't alter the recording in the studio after the concert. The resulting sound isn't much different than other live albums except that all of the 17 tracks play uninterrupted from beginning to end, unlike some ...
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We've all heard it by now -- Everlast leaves House of Pain, nearly dies of a ...
... Whitey's the album of the year. Some cuts, like the funky, tense "Deadly Assassins" (which features extremely clever rhymes and a guest rap from Cypress Hill's B-Real) do come very close, but the majority of the album is made up of good, solid tracks that certainly entertain, but don't inspire awe. ...
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May 1998 :: Music C-F :: Funkdoobiest (Richard T Thurston)
... brew. So much in fact that the opening track is called "Doobie Show." While they might have a rough go of trying to live up to being the poor man's Cypress Hill, I wouldn't count them out either. Packed with 20 songs depicting streetlife in the barrio, Troubleshooters sees the Doobiest on their way ...
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July 1998 :: Music E-G :: Funkdoobiest (Richard T Thurston)
... . So much, in fact, that the opening track is called "Doobie Show." While they might have a rough go of trying to live up to being the poor man's Cypress Hill, I wouldn't count them out either. Packed with 20 songs depicting streetlife in the barrio, Troubleshooters sees the Doobiest on their way to ...
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SX-10, the newest band to capitalize on the increasingly invasive rap-rock tr...
SX-10 MAD DOG AMERICAN X-Ray SX-10, the newest band to capitalize on the increasingly invasive rap-rock trend, is caustically fronted by Cypress Hill's baritone yes-man (or is it yeah-man?) Sen Dog. Sen unequivocally has the delivery, sting, and cojones to front this crunchy, syncopated outfit in the ...
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July 1998 :: Music P-R :: Plastilina Mosh (Randy Luna)
... of "Bugaloo Punta Cometa," (produced by Mexico's Polka-Punk icons Café Tacuba,) the 'gangsta' sound of "Mr. P. Mosh," (produced by Jason Roberts of Cypress Hill), and other great tracks in this record makes of it an excellent musical experiment. Even though it is the offspring of two Latinos, Plastilina ...
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April 1999 :: Ink Spots :: The Bellbottom Base Squad (drew West)
... rap and acid-rock. The debut single, "Bigger than a Hurricane," packs a mean punch, with samples from Iron Butterfly, Jimi Hendrix, 2 Live Crew, and Cypress Hill. The video on M2 is guaranteed to produce eye sores. "We're equal parts fashion and music," says J-Dog Divine from the set of their second ...
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December 1999 :: Music Mi-O :: Missing Persons (Julio Diaz)
... those hits make up the bulk of the disc. The real news, then, ends up being the stellar line-up of remixers that lined up to participate, including Cypress Hill's Sen Dog (who also lays down a new rap over "LA"), Wayne Hussey of the Mission UK (a goth-grooved, darkwave "Destination"), Sheep on Drugs ...
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