Shout out to AustinSurreal for this ultra rare Cypress
Download – Cypress Hill live at The Underground Houston, TX April 10, 1992
Download – Matt Sonzala Interview with Cypress Hill – April 10, 1992 at the Underground in Houston, TX
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Cypress Hill will perform a run of Australian tour dates this coming Fall including headlining the Coaster Festival in Gosford. See below for all dates, and check back at cypresshill.com on June 3rd when tickets go on sale!
9/23/2010 – Melbourne, AUS – The Palace
9/24/2010 – Sydney, AUS – Enmore
9/25/2010 – Gosford, AUS – Coaster Festival
9/28/2010 – Adelaide, AUS – HQ
9/29/2010 – Perth, AUS – Metro City
10/1/2010 – Brisbane, AUS – The Trivoli
Part 1 – Sen Dog and B-Real of Cypress Hill drop by ExploreMusic to chat about DJ Muggs, the new record “Rise Up,” their relationship with Rage Against the Machine, and their take on the economic situation in the US.
Part 2 – Cypress Hill continues to chat about being pro marijuana, discuss some tracks off the album “Rise Up,” being on The Simpsons, getting banned from SNL, and what their listening to.
Even though this is from a few years back i wanted to post it on the blog as up until now i had not seen any of the performance for Cypress and i just came across it on the net. I’m sure also a lot of you would not have seen it either. So enjoy!
On a side note it was great to see Cypress recognized with this honor. The reason i fell in love with hip hop was because of Cypress and the Soul Assassin movement. Their music is timeless and from me to Muggs, BReal, Sen and Bobo thank you! SA.ALL.DAY!
They walk on to the roof top of the Capitol/EMI Records offices in downtown Manhattan and it is as if they are unaware of who they really are. Most people consider Cypress Hill to be true pioneers in the game. Hip-Hop legends, if you will. But these O.G. are far more humble than you would expect Hip-Hop royalty.
Even Kings have to promote an album and at 1pm, Cypress is just getting started. Meanwhile, the average New Yorker has completed roughly half their day. But for B-Real and Sen Dog, the new journey has begun. They’ve just finished a number of phone interviews, ate a quick lunch then proceed to smoke a couple of joints. Later on that evening, will go on to play a show at New York City’s S.O.B.’s. But for the time being, they sit calmly on the roof top as the crisp spring breeze whisks away the potent smell of Mary Jane.
