Cypress Hill - Temples Of Boom (1995)

Artist - Cypress Hill
Album - Temples Of Boom
Genre - Hip-Hop/Rap
Year - 1995
Quality - 192-320kbps
Discs - 1

tracklist:

01. Spark Another Owl
02. Throw Your Set in the Air
03. Stoned Raiders
04. Illusions
05. Killa Hill Niggas
06. Boom Biddy Bye Bye
07. No Rest For the Wicked
08. Make a Move
09. Killafornia
10. Funk Freakers
11. Locotes
12. Red Light Visions
13. Strictly Hip Hop
14. Let It Rain
15. Everybody Must Get Stoned


"Throw Your Set In The Air" was nominated for a 1996 Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance By A Duo Or Group.

While their themes and mannerisms were always rooted in the So-Cal style, Cypress Hill never really fit the stereotype of real ... Full DescriptionCompton Gs. Blunted? Always! Dangerous? At times. On the G-funk tip that rules West Coast hip-
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Cypress Hill - Temples Of Boom (1995)

Artist - Cypress Hill
Album - Temples Of Boom
Genre - Hip-Hop/Rap
Year - 1995
Quality - 192-320kbps
Discs - 1

tracklist:

01. Spark Another Owl
02. Throw Your Set in the Air
03. Stoned Raiders
04. Illusions
05. Killa Hill Niggas
06. Boom Biddy Bye Bye
07. No Rest For the Wicked
08. Make a Move
09. Killafornia
10. Funk Freakers
11. Locotes
12. Red Light Visions
13. Strictly Hip Hop
14. Let It Rain
15. Everybody Must Get Stoned


"Throw Your Set In The Air" was nominated for a 1996 Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance By A Duo Or Group.

While their themes and mannerisms were always rooted in the So-Cal style, Cypress Hill never really fit the stereotype of real ... Full DescriptionCompton Gs. Blunted? Always! Dangerous? At times. On the G-funk tip that rules West Coast hip-hop? Not at all. Muggs' productions were more dissonant and edgier than anything coming off Death Row, more like a junior Bomb Squad. And the true precursor to B. Real's nasal style on the mic was no Comptonite but Beastie Boy Adrock. So it's no surprise that on CYPRESS HILL III (TEMPLES OF BOOM) this Budda Tribe align themselves with the hottest crew that the East Coast has to offer (the Wu-Tang Clan's U-God joins them on "Killa Hill," an RZA production), and that some of the boldest words on III are molotovs lobbed in West Coast old-schooler Ice Cube's direction (on "No Rest For The Wicked"). Otherwise, TEMPLES OF BOOM is full of the same old rituals: Muggs keeps spinning the grey noises, while B. Real and Sen-Dog go to extremes to describe the disrespect they've garnered, the payback it'll result in, and the amount of smoke they'll be blowing toward the perpetrator's fallen body.