Temples Of Boom - Cypress Hill

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - West Coast / Artist: Cypress Hill / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released 1999-01-25 at Columbia / ... more

Temples Of Boom - Cypress Hill ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Spark Another Owl
2 Throw Your Set In The Air
3 Stoned Raiders
4 Illusions
5 Killa Hill Niggas
6 Boom Biddy Bye Bye
7 No Rest For The Wicked
8 Make A Move
9 Killafornia
10 Funk Freakers
11 Locotes
12 Red Light Visions
13 Strictly Hip Hop
14 Let It Rain
15 Everybody Must Get Stoned

Newest Review: ... it sounded so odd. Anyway, this track gives us Cypress Hill's version of the traditional 'throw your hands in the air' line, ... more

... Cypress would never use such a over played, commercial line so their own version, 'thrown your set in the air', instead means your gang and has threats of violence throughout the song. I love this track, it's one that makes my head bounce, the music is really tightly produced, love the organ which really adds to the menace of the track. 9/10 3 - Stoned Raiders This one has a haunting beat, the female opera like singing in the background only intensifies this, the lyrics are nice but nothing to special, it's...more

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Cypress Hill III: Temples of Boom
Release Date: 1999 - 01 - 25, Audio CD, Columbia

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Temples Of Boom - Cypress Hill: Cypress Hill's darkest work. (1492 words)
by - written on 28/11/08 (Very useful, 425 readings)
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III Temples of Boom is the 1995 album from Hip-Hop legends Cypress Hill. The band had broken onto the scene in 1991 with their self titled debut album which went four times platinum, after that unexpected success the Hill were pressured by their record label to get another record made, Black Sunday, which would spawn many Cypress Hill classics and the first number one single from the new breed of rap in America with 'Insane In the Brain'. Cypress Hill admits Black Sunday wasn't as good as they could have made it due to the time constraints put on them but it was hard to fault much with the record. Finally after having time but no money for their first release, then money ... Read the complete review