Cypress Hill - Live at the Fillmore
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Live at the Fillmore
Music Price: $11.98
As of Dec 4 23:16 EST (details)
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| Artist(s) | Cypress Hill |
| Studio | Sony |
| Release Date | December 12, 2000 |
| UPC Code | 696998518421 |
| Buy this item | $11.98 at Amazon.com As of Dec 4 23:16 EST (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 24 hours, Explicit Lyrics, Live
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About Cypress Hill - Live at the Fillmore
Truth be told, since the blunted triumphs of their eponymous debut and 1993's Black Sunday, Cypress Hill have been in a steady creative tailspin. Tellingly, on this live disc, recorded at the legendary San Francisco venue, it's the trio's genuinely entertaining performances of early material such as "Real Estate" and "How I Could Just Kill a Man" that stand out. But the percussive accompaniment and fuzzy guitars the group draft to dress up the rest of their material simply make the proceedings repetitive and tiresome and obscure B-Real's distinctive whine and Muggs's production--the group's two greatest assets. Thankfully, there is a return to their most potent material toward the end, but it doesn't save this release from being a cursory footnote in their discography. For completists only. --Del F. Cowie Amazon.com
Tracks
- Hand on the Pump
- Real Estate
- How I Could Just Kill a Man
- Insane in the Brain
- Pigs
- Looking Through the Eye of a Pig - Cypress Hill, Freese, Louis
- Cock the Hammer
- Checkmate - Cypress Hill, Muggerud, Lawrence
- Van't Get the Best of Me
- Lick a Shot
- A To the K
- I Ain't Goin' Out Like That
- I Wanna Get High
- Stoned Is the Way of the Walk - Cypress Hill, Muggerud, Lawrence
- Hits from the Bong
- Riot Starter
- (Rock) Superstar
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User Reviews
Average user review: 
(12 reviews)
"Live At The Fillmore" confirms my thought that live rap albums just don't really work. Even with the great Cypress Hill this only comes off as ok for fans. I initially had high hopes for this disc because the tracklist is killer. I wish the "Greatest Hits" album had these songs. And while this is still decent, soundwise it just doesn't have the impact that the albums do. Mid-way through the songs all start to sound the same. This is something the fanatic will probably love, but otherwise I'd say stick with the first three albums, and maybe "Skull & Bones".
October 17, 2006 |  | cypress hill.....say screw the pig!...screw the pig! |  |
first i bought cypress hill self titled a few weeks ago!i loved it!then i bought black sunday!it rocks!its not much worse than thefirst cd...but theres one song that swears alot!i mean it!then the next day i bought live at fillmore!i love it so much!its the best!but its quite bad!a to the k is bad!and riot starter is bad!but the cd is sweeeeeeet!the best songs are looking through the eye a pig,cant g best of me,a to the k,i aint goin out like that,riot starter....and the best song is rock superstar!its so sweeeeeeeeeeeeet!buy this cd man!o yea!one thing:it contains explicit language!beleive me!...and today im going to buy stoned raders or 4!thanx!
September 7, 2003 |  | .....cypress....still up the hill! |  |
..this is one of the greatest live albums eve.....r....so you gotta buy it....the sound and voices are kinda.....scavenger or something...that's right this is a great hip hop band..but...they can turn crazy all the crowd just like any metal band....sen dog sounds kinda rude but funny.....and b real just awesome.....oh my gawd is awesome!!the only bad thing is that they didn't play any song from temples of boom.....that was really
....some anyway buy it sucka! October 7, 2002
|  | don't mess with the Hill, just buy this cd |  |
This album showcases Cypress Hill's best material as well as their skill at performing live. They deliver off-the-hook versions of killer songs like "Aint goin out like that", "Rock superstar", and of course "Insane in the brain". I like the way the performances keep the hardcore style intact, but put a spin on the way the songs sound compared to the original recordings. My only complain deals with the dvd--they should have included more of the Fillmore show instead of putting all the videos on it. Or simply released 2 dvd's--one of the entire show, and the other with all the Hill's videos. Holla. February 19, 2002
Cypress Hill are like the Jimmy Buffetts of rap--they
may not be at the cutting edge of their game, but when playing live you know you're gonna have a great time. Rap bands have a bad reputation as far as live performances, and deservedly so. To this day, only three acts can deliver a 90-minute show that brings the house down--OutKast, KRS-One, and the Hill. Using the guitars accentuates the menace that could otherwise get lost in a concert setting. This has made me almost forget the studio versions of some of the songs. Excellente! December 28, 2001
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