Cypress Hill-Black Sunday KRG {gadge007}

If a case can be made for gangsta rap, Cypress Hill is the act to make it. The trio of L.A. Latinos has the commercial clout and its raps are mercifully free of the misogyny, homophobia, and anti-Asian, anti-Jewish racism that so often mars the genre. Member/producer D.J. Muggs creates an eerily lean soundscape of whining sirens, off-kilter funk rhythms, metallic percussion, nasal taunts, and gruff warnings that\'s the aural equivalent of today\'s nerve-rattling cop flicks and mob movies. Up to SKULL & BONES, 1993\'s BLACK SUNDAY had been Cypress Hill\'s greatest commercial success, and it\'s no wonder. The album\'s funky grooves and mellow but danceable rhythms helpedto expand Cypress Hill\'s audience, hooking fans of alternative rock as well as earning Cypress Hill props from hip-hop die-hards. Fourteen solid grooves make up this album fromthe West Coast trio, beginning with the dope anthem \"I Wanna Get High\". \"Insane in the Brain\" and \"I Ain\'t Goin\' Out Like That\" are already hip-hop classics, each featuring the signature rolling bass hooks that defined Cypress Hill\'s soundbefore the group began experimenting with heavy metal. Deftly culled soul and Latin jazz samples provide a smooth backdrop for the intricate rhythms featured here. Refreshingly intelligent social concerns also find expression, with a tolerance that\'s rare indeed in the isolationism of rap. BLACK SUNDAY is a delightful departure from the obsession with guns and money that usually taints the West Coast school\'s output. Track Listing 1. I Wanna Get High 2. I Ain\'t Goin\' Out Like That 3. Insane In The Brain 4. When The Ship Goes Down 5. Lick A Shot 6. Cock The Hammer 7. Interlude 8. Li\'l Putos 9. Legalise It 10. Hits From The Bong 11. What Go Around Come Around Kid 12. A To The K Listen 13. Hand On The Glock 14. Break \'em Off Some

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