Cypress Hill "Cypress Hill" (1991)
It's a really great hiphop album. The mix of two MC's different voices, the mix of the sense of humour with the more hardcore subject matter, and underneath it all, DJ Muggs' simple, yet memorable arrangements.
The bass and beat-centric music with some interesting, but sparse use of samples and miscellaneous noises is kind of what I used to associate with 90s hiphop, I suppose because I was mostly familiar with artists like Cypress Hill, House of Pain, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony who go for those more stripped-down arrangements.
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Day 0662 - Done by the Forces of Nature
The Jungle Brothers "Done by the Forces of Nature" (1989)
The Brothers beefed up their classic rap sound with elements of jazz, world music, house, funk and Afrobeat. According to the book, the group were accused of selling out, but history appears to have vindicated the them, with the album being pegged quite high on several ranked lists, not to mention retrospective reviews generally lauding the album.
The Brothers beefed up their classic rap sound with elements of jazz, world music, house, funk and Afrobeat. According to the book, the group were accused of selling out, but history appears to have vindicated the them, with the album being pegged quite high on several ranked lists, not to mention retrospective reviews generally lauding the album.
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