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Track Listings
| 1. Another Body Drops |
| 2. Till Death Comes |
| 3. Latin Thugs featuring Tego Calderon |
| 4. Ganja Bus featuring Damian Marley |
| 5. Busted In The Hood |
| 6. Money |
| 7. Never Know |
| 8. Last Laugh featuring Prodigy and Twin |
| 9. Bong Hits |
| 10. What’s Your Number? |
| 11. Once Again |
| 12. Number Seven |
| 13. One Last Cigarette |
| 14. Street Wars |
| 15. Till Death Do Us Part |
| 16. Eulogy |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Never mind the fact that Cypress Hill's 15 minutes of fame expired around 10 ganja-fueled years ago--Till Death Do Us Part is a solid release from a crew who've largely been written off as a cartoonish novelty act. The South Central cartel has given its signature sound a much-needed overhaul: B-Real has smoothed his trademark nasal whine into a more measured flow that complements DJ Muggs's rejuvenated sound. The underrated producer wisely eschews the rap-metal formula that has made Cypress Hill such frat-boy favourites and instead infuses their seventh studio album with a combination of sinister hip-hop beats, sweet Latin brass and pure, unadulterated reggae. Inspired guest appearances add flavour as well, most notably by Puerto Rican reggaeton don Tego Calderon, who turns the Alchemist-produced "Latin Thugs" into a Spanish hip-hop classic. Despite the revamp, Cypress Hill retains their love of weed and wacky sense of humour, both of which figure heavily in tunes such as the Beastie Boys-inspired "Busted in the Hood." --Rebecca Levine
Description
After experimenting with rock and metal on their two previous releases, Cypress Hill return to their hip hop roots on their seventh studio release 'Till Death Do Us Part'. Produced once again by DJ Muggs, the album features guest appearances from Mobb Deep's Prodigy and Damian Marley amongst othersand features the single 'What's Your Number', a musical tribute to The Clash's 'Guns Of Brixton' which features Rancid's Tim Armstrong and The Transplants' Rob Aston.
Never mind the fact that Cypress Hill's 15 minutes of fame expired around 10 ganja-fueled years ago--Till Death Do Us Part is a solid release from a crew who've largely been written off as a cartoonish novelty act. The South Central cartel has given its signature sound a much-needed overhaul: B-Real has smoothed his trademark nasal whine into a more measured flow that complements DJ Muggs's rejuvenated sound. The underrated producer wisely eschews the rap-metal formula that has made Cypress Hill such frat-boy favourites and instead infuses their seventh studio album with a combination of sinister hip-hop beats, sweet Latin brass and pure, unadulterated reggae. Inspired guest appearances add flavour as well, most notably by Puerto Rican reggaeton don Tego Calderon, who turns the Alchemist-produced "Latin Thugs" into a Spanish hip-hop classic. Despite the revamp, Cypress Hill retains their love of weed and wacky sense of humour, both of which figure heavily in tunes such as the Beastie Boys-inspired "Busted in the Hood." --Rebecca Levine
Description
After experimenting with rock and metal on their two previous releases, Cypress Hill return to their hip hop roots on their seventh studio release 'Till Death Do Us Part'. Produced once again by DJ Muggs, the album features guest appearances from Mobb Deep's Prodigy and Damian Marley amongst othersand features the single 'What's Your Number', a musical tribute to The Clash's 'Guns Of Brixton' which features Rancid's Tim Armstrong and The Transplants' Rob Aston.