Songs Cypress Hill recorded that someone else wrote: “Insane in the Brain” by Jerry Corbitt and Louis Freese, “How I Could Just Kill a Man” by Larry Muggerud and Louis Freese and “Hits From the Bong” by Louis Freese and John Hurley. Songs Cypress Hill wrote that others recorded: “Insane in the Brain” (Richard Cheese & Lounge Against The Machine, 2002), “How I Could Just Kill a Man” (Rage Against the Machine, 2000) and “(Rock) Superstar” (Hacktivist, 2015). On General Admission 4 Us: 19 cuts, 2 records and 1 album from the Rabbit Hole Records crate.
Album · Cypress Hill (1991)
The album that made smoking weed a hip-hop sacrament, with B-Real's nasal flow over DJ Muggs' haunting, psychedelic beats.
Cuts from Cypress Hill that start with Cypress Hill
Cypress Hill recorded "How I Could Just Kill a Man" first, and Rage Against the Machine later took it on. Which name shares its writing credit with Sen Dog?Louis Freese
Cypress Hill's "Armada latina" samples "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes." Which group had that song on record back in 1969, long before the sample?Crosby, Stills & Nash
Cypress Hill's "What Go Around Come Around, Kid" samples "Get Out of My Life, Woman." Who wrote that song and had it on record before them?Allen Toussaint
Cypress Hill had beef with a fellow LA hip-hop group, one with an Irish-American identity, over DJ Muggs' departure, and later made peace. Which group?House of Pain
Cypress Hill's 1991 debut made stoner rap its own lane. Which West Coast contemporary, credited with helping establish gangsta rap, later showed up as a guest on Cypress Hill tracks?Ice Cube