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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: The Predator on April 10, 2007, 08:38:10 AM
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They was dope up until 3.
The debut is O.G. compared to the rest of their records.
Some say life is a bitch
Ask that punk who dug his own ditch
Out for the Hill fuckin up at a party
Tried to get funny, put a hole in his body
Lala la la lala la laaa
Look at all of those funeral cars ;D Cypress hill
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first album all the way that albums full of jams
Stoned Raiders is good too
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Cypress Hill
Temples Of Boom- One of the most innovative albums of all time IMO. The production was :o
Black Sunday
IV
Till Death Do Us Part
Skull & Bones
Stoned Raiders
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Muggs said he would release the left overs of Temples Of Boom if he got enuff votes over at his site.
Thats proably the last dope material left from that crew.
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Muggs said he would release the left overs of Temples Of Boom if he got enuff votes over at his site.
Thats proably the last dope material left from that crew.
I liked Till Death Do Us Part. It was a mixture of IV and Black Sunday. I think they just got involved in other side projects and have never really focused alot of time recently on making a dope album. But the last one was good.
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Temples Of Boom- they stepped everything up for that one
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Temples of Boom for me- although I still don't have all Cypress albums.
Killafornia is sick 8)
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Temples of Boom for me- although I still don't have all Cypress albums.
Killafornia is sick 8)
Killafornia has one of the sickest beats to me. Temples Of Boom as a whole was just on some dark vibe throughout the whole album. But very innovative beats. The interlude beat after No Rest For The Wicked is :o
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yeah Muggs must've been goin thru some shit or somethin when he was working on Temples Of Boom shit is sick!
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i love "Unreleased & Revamped", but Black Sunday is one of the albums that made me fall in love with hip hop.
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yeah Muggs must've been goin thru some shit or somethin when he was working on Temples Of Boom shit is sick!
I put Muggs up there with the greats as far as producing is concerned. My personal favorite. So many dope beats and classics with not only Cypress but Ice Cube as well. He killed Check Yo Self on the Predator.
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yeah Muggs must've been goin thru some shit or somethin when he was working on Temples Of Boom shit is sick!
I put Muggs up there with the greats as far as producing is concerned. My personal favorite. So many dope beats and classics with not only Cypress but Ice Cube as well. He killed Check Yo Self on the Predator.
i was listening to brothers doobie the other day. classic production there too. he did some great beats for eiht also.
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i love "Unreleased & Revamped", but Black Sunday is one of the albums that made me fall in love with hip hop.
Hell yeah, that had some dope tracks new and remixed on there. Boom Biddy Bye Bye remix, Throw Your Hands In The Air, Intellectual Dons. Man I am going to throw this and Temples Of Boom in the changer and bump this tonight.
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yeah Muggs must've been goin thru some shit or somethin when he was working on Temples Of Boom shit is sick!
I put Muggs up there with the greats as far as producing is concerned. My personal favorite. So many dope beats and classics with not only Cypress but Ice Cube as well. He killed Check Yo Self on the Predator.
i was listening to brothers doobie the other day. classic production there too. he did some great beats for eiht also.
Yeah the 3 he did on Last Man Standing were dope and Eiht killed that Creepin On A Come Up on IV. Muggs did hits for House Of Pain, Funkdoobiest and Cypress Hill. That whole Soul Assassins camp was dope. And they structured their groups like Cypress. 2 mcs and a dj. And Muggs did Jump Around also so the man is a legend in my book.
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Their self titled debut is one of my favorite albums of all time. It is criminally underrated when discussing classics albums.
To me they got gradually worse, Black Sunday and Temples Of Boom were 4.5/5 and IV was their last good effort. The rest I didn't really feel once they mixed their music with rock.
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Their self titled debut is one of my favorite albums of all time. It is criminally underrated when discussing classics albums.
To me they got gradually worse, Black Sunday and Temples Of Boom were 4.5/5 and IV was their last good effort. The rest I didn't really feel once they mixed their music with rock.
They are rarely brought up in great rap group on the west coast discussion let alone hip hop in general. I am a HUGE Cypress Hill fan and yeah the last couple of albums have not been up to par with their earlier stuff. But I like Till Death Do Us Part so if they do another album hopefully it will be straight hip hop.
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Their self titled debut is one of my favorite albums of all time. It is criminally underrated when discussing classics albums.
To me they got gradually worse, Black Sunday and Temples Of Boom were 4.5/5 and IV was their last good effort. The rest I didn't really feel once they mixed their music with rock.
I really like Temples of Boom. I guess it has a pretty different style but I thought it was for the better. Real dark and shit. They sold out about as much as anyone though... releasing the same track twice one rock superstar and one rap? i think it's because for some reason old white guys who like rock have liked them for some reason but that doesn't make them rock.
My favorite track by them is the roll it up light it up smoke it up off friday. that tracks amazing 8).
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Their self titled debut is one of my favorite albums of all time. It is criminally underrated when discussing classics albums.
To me they got gradually worse, Black Sunday and Temples Of Boom were 4.5/5 and IV was their last good effort. The rest I didn't really feel once they mixed their music with rock.
I really like Temples of Boom. I guess it has a pretty different style but I thought it was for the better. Real dark and shit. They sold out about as much as anyone though... releasing the same track twice one rock superstar and one rap? i think it's because for some reason old white guys who like rock have liked them for some reason but that doesn't make them rock.
My favorite track by them is the roll it up light it up smoke it up off friday. that tracks amazing 8).
Some of their rock shit was cool but I could not get into it. It worked at the time on Skull & Bones as far as commerical success but they lost alot of hip hop heads around this time though. Some of there tracks on Black Sunday had a little bit of a alternative/rock feel to them but their hip hop shit in its prime you could not fuck with.
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it sucks, I own all of them except Temple of Boom, and after I heard it, I think it's by far the best. Loved Cypress Hill, and Black Sunday had some classic singles, 4 was all good but had a sort of, we put no effort 'cause we are high feel, Skull and Crossbones was them being crazy, Stone Raiders was them sounding too old, but Temple of Boom was their best CD overall. Black Sunday had better singles, no questions, and Cypress Hill they sounded raw and ready to take over the industry, but Temple of Boom was just the magic you only get for MAYBE one album, and they had it on that one.
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Sounded like they got burned out on most of their later albums. I am sure with all the work Muggs did for House Of Pain, Cypress and Funkdoobiest and everyone else in the industry it started to wear on him musically, but the last couple of years I have really digged what he has brought production wise to GZA, Mitchy Slick and others. B-Real was always a underrated rapper to me and he actually got better with time. Sen Dog is Sen, more of a hype man that will drop some nice lines here and there. Soul Assassins was always my favorite hip hop crew along with DPGC when they dropped. I would like to see another Cypress album, but they need to take they time and reinvent they sound like they did on Temples Of Boom.
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"Black Sunday" or "IV"
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I never liked Black Sunday that much and I couldn't exactly tell why either. I mean I liked it but I like Cypress Hill and Temples of Boom better. Guess the samples and shit just weren't my kinda sample.
i dont think i ever heard more then a couple singles of their rock shit. is it like rock samples or like original rock shit.
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I never liked Black Sunday that much and I couldn't exactly tell why either. I mean I liked it but I like Cypress Hill and Temples of Boom better. Guess the samples and shit just weren't my kinda sample.
i dont think i ever heard more then a couple singles of their rock shit. is it like rock samples or like original rock shit.
It's all original rock shit.
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There was talk about B-Real taking Zach's spot in Rage Against The Machine after he left when they were heavy into that kind of music but it did not happen.
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I never liked Black Sunday that much and I couldn't exactly tell why either. I mean I liked it but I like Cypress Hill and Temples of Boom better. Guess the samples and shit just weren't my kinda sample.
i dont think i ever heard more then a couple singles of their rock shit. is it like rock samples or like original rock shit.
It's all original rock shit.
who like played the guitars and whatever the fuck else is in rock music?
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I never liked Black Sunday that much and I couldn't exactly tell why either. I mean I liked it but I like Cypress Hill and Temples of Boom better. Guess the samples and shit just weren't my kinda sample.
i dont think i ever heard more then a couple singles of their rock shit. is it like rock samples or like original rock shit.
It's all original rock shit.
who like played the guitars and whatever the fuck else is in rock music?
I would have to look at the credits but they brought in a guitarist from another rock group that did most of it, I just don't remember what group he was from or his name.
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The first 3 albums are the only ones that matter to me, the latter ones were kinda. . .eh. But of those three, I think Black Sunday takes the cake. But just barely.
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temples of boom or cypress hill