Cypress Hill - Till Death Do Us Part (2004)
Artist - Cypress Hill
Album - Till Death Do Us Part
Genre - Hip-Hop/Rap
Year - 2004
Quality - 192-320kbps
Discs - 1
Tracklist:
01. Another Body Drops
02. Till Death Comes
03. Latin Thug - (Spanish, featuring Tego Calderon)
04. Ganja Bus - (Patois, featuring Damin Marley)
05. Busted in the Hood
06. Money
07. Never Know
08. Last Laugh - (featuring Prodigy/Twin)
09. Bong Hit
10 What's Your Number? - (featuring Tim Armstrong)
11. Once Again
12. Number Seven
13. One Last Cigarette
14. Street Wars
15. Till Death Do Us Part
16. Eulogy
TILL DEATH DO US PART opens with the emphatic, violent rampage of "Another Body Drops," with B-Real's trademark high-pitched vocal playing off Sen Dog's brusque moan. It almost seems impossible that more than a decade has fallen away since the ... Full DescriptionL.A. trio's seminal, self-titled debut. In 1991, there was nothing quite like Cypress Hill's hardcore horror/thug rap, filtered through a narcotic haze and bowling over hardcore hip-hoppers and college-radio types alike.
It's truly remarkable that on their seventh record, after dozens of artists have incorporated their style, Cypress Hill still stands up, guns and verbiage blazing in equal proportion. Nowhere is their versatility more on apparent than when they follow the Tejano-flavored "Latin Thugs" with the reggae-infused, bilingual "Ganja Bus." Rancid's Tim Armstrong drops by on the menacing, slightly ska "What's Your Number?" Cypress Hill also reminds us how proficient they are at straight-ahead, hardcore hip-hop with the Prodigy-assisted "Last Laugh." TILL DEATH DO US PART is vintage Cypress Hill, beguiling, ominous, foggy, clever; it's no coincidence they've managed to prosper years after their breakthrough.
Link:
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Artist - Cypress Hill
Album - Till Death Do Us Part
Genre - Hip-Hop/Rap
Year - 2004
Quality - 192-320kbps
Discs - 1
Tracklist:
01. Another Body Drops
02. Till Death Comes
03. Latin Thug - (Spanish, featuring Tego Calderon)
04. Ganja Bus - (Patois, featuring Damin Marley)
05. Busted in the Hood
06. Money
07. Never Know
08. Last Laugh - (featuring Prodigy/Twin)
09. Bong Hit
10 What's Your Number? - (featuring Tim Armstrong)
11. Once Again
12. Number Seven
13. One Last Cigarette
14. Street Wars
15. Till Death Do Us Part
16. Eulogy
TILL DEATH DO US PART opens with the emphatic, violent rampage of "Another Body Drops," with B-Real's trademark high-pitched vocal playing off Sen Dog's brusque moan. It almost seems impossible that more than a decade has fallen away since the ... Full DescriptionL.A. trio's seminal, self-titled debut. In 1991, there was nothing quite like Cypress Hill's hardcore horror/thug rap, filtered through a narcotic haze and bowling over hardcore hip-hoppers and college-radio types alike.
It's truly remarkable that on their seventh record, after dozens of artists have incorporated their style, Cypress Hill still stands up, guns and verbiage blazing in equal proportion. Nowhere is their versatility more on apparent than when they follow the Tejano-flavored "Latin Thugs" with the reggae-infused, bilingual "Ganja Bus." Rancid's Tim Armstrong drops by on the menacing, slightly ska "What's Your Number?" Cypress Hill also reminds us how proficient they are at straight-ahead, hardcore hip-hop with the Prodigy-assisted "Last Laugh." TILL DEATH DO US PART is vintage Cypress Hill, beguiling, ominous, foggy, clever; it's no coincidence they've managed to prosper years after their breakthrough.
Link:
[hide]http://www.mininova.org/tor/2223349[/hide]
