Cypress Hill —
Black Sunday ... CD Ruffhouse/Columbia, 1993. Used ...
Temporarily Out Of Stock
The second LP from Cypress Hill, and as far as we're concerned, the last good one. Muggs' beats get a bit darker on this album, but are still sharp enough to cut through even the thickest clouds of smoke. 14 tracks in all, including "I Wanna Get High", "I Ain't Goin' Out Like ... (Hip Hop) read moreCD
Cypress Hill —
Cypress Hill ... CD Columbia/Ruffhouse, 1991. Used ...
Out Of Stock
Cypress Hill's debut masterpiece – one of the biggest and best first albums in 90s hip hop! There's little we can add to the canon when it comes to describing this album's impact, but it's still pretty revelatory. Like other west coast rap heavies of the time, Cypress Hill documents real ... (Hip Hop) read moreCD
Mixes of tracks from Cypress Hill's debut, with a focus on the spanglish rap "Latin Lingo" and "Stoned Is The Way of The Walk". (Hip Hop) 12-inch, Vinyl record
With "Throw Your Set In The Air", "No Rest For The Wicked", "Killa Hill" produced by RZA, "Strictly Hip Hop", and more. (Hip Hop) LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeves. Cover has peeling from index label removal at the top right, light ringwear, and bent sides and corners.)
Includes "Lost Ones", "Ex-Factor", "To Zion", "Doo Wop", "Superstar", "Final Hour", "When It Hurts So Bad", "I Used To Love Him", "Forgive Them Father", "Every Ghetto, Every City", "Nothing Even ... (Hip Hop) read moreCD
Hip stuff, and a great mix of soul, funk, jazz, and hip hop. Ursula Rucker sings vocals on a number of tracks, and the record spans a number of styles without stretching itself too thin. In fact, the real appeal of the set is its fresh ability to move around through a number of influences – ... (Neo Soul) read moreCD