The trio of B-Real, Sen Dog, and DJ Muggs changed the game when they dropped their self-titled debut album Cypress Hill in 1991. They pulled off a rare feat: delivering a hardcore, uncompromising sound while achieving massive commercial success (the album went double platinum).
DJ Muggs’ dusty, sample-heavy production paired perfectly with B-Real’s unmistakable nasal flow, creating a signature sound that stood out then and still hits hard today. Tracks like “How I Could Just Kill a Man” and “Hand on the Pump” have become timeless classics, sounding just as raw over three decades later.
Whether it was their unapologetic celebration of marijuana culture or the aggressive, rebellious energy in their music, Cypress Hill broke boundaries, even crossing over into the punk and rock scenes, where they earned a whole new audience beyond hip-hop.
Revisit the brilliance of this iconic album by diving into the full experience: listen to the music, watch the classic videos, check out every remix, and dig into interviews and live performances from the era. Enjoy the trip.
Full album on YouTube:
Stream on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer & Tidal.
Playlist with the videos:
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How I Could Just Kill a Man
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Hand On The Pump
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The Phuncky Feel One
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Stoned Is The Way Of The Walk
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Latin Lingo
Remixes & B-Side:
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How I Could Just Kill A Man (Blunted Remix)
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The Phuncky Feel One (Extended Version)
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Hand On The Pump (Muggs’ Blunted Mix)
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Hand On The Pump (Extended Mix)
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Hand On The Glock
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Latin Lingo (Prince Paul Mix)
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Stoned Is The Way Of The Walk (Reprise)
