The EP is about as alive today as the 8 track and the 7" single: sure, you'll see one around every now and then, but more than likely, most people will pick it ... Read More...
2000 is a good year for fifth albums in rap. Cypress Hill already put out theirs, De La Soul is releasing one later this summer, and DJ Quik is right in the mi... Read More...
Before we start, let's set the record straight about one thing - there is nothing "lost" about these tapes. Sure, there's the nice story on the back cover abou... Read More...
Their name came about because of their standing in the Native Tongue family: There was De La, the daddies of the whole thing, the deep thinkers; Tribe, the sen... Read More...
I can honestly say there has never quite been an album like this one. It's almost the definition of a hip hop paradox: It's loud and obvious, yet cryptic; poli... Read More...
Out the gate, Cypress Hill has three immediate advantages over many of their peers in the rap game: longevity (their fifth full-length album over the last deca... Read More...