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Cypress Hill
Through a haze of smoke Cypress Hill rose from Los Angeles in the early 1990s to
become one of the first Latino hip-hop acts, mixing rolling loops and strutting
beats with alternative rock stylings, going on to notch up album sales of over
18 million.
Using both Spanish and English lyrics their eponymous debut album in 1991 became
a landmark crossover of rap and rock, inspiring the nu-metal scene and acts as
diverse as Dr Dre and Limp Bizkit. Its follow-up 'Black Sunday' (1993) sent the
band global, topping the US charts, producing the international hit 'Insane in
the Brain'...
Insane in the BrainCypress Hill
Hits from the BongCypress Hill
How I Could Just Kill a ManCypress Hill
(Rock) SuperstarCypress Hill, Everlast and Chino Moreno
Hand on the PumpCypress Hill
I Ain't Goin' out Like ThatCypress Hill
Insane in the BrainCypress Hill
Black Sunday
3:28
Hits from the BongCypress Hill
Black Sunday
2:40
How I Could Just Kill a ManCypress Hill
Cypress Hill
4:08
(Rock) SuperstarCypress Hill, Everlast and Chino Moreno
Skull & Bones
4:37
Hand on the PumpCypress Hill
Cypress Hill
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I Ain't Goin' out Like ThatCypress Hill
Black Sunday
4:28
