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Greatest Hits From The Bong (Parental Advisory),Cypress Hill

- Greatest Hits From The Bong (Parental Advisory)
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Cypress Hill
Released 2005

How I Could Just Kill A Man
04:07
87,743 plays

Hand On The Pump
04:02
42,823 plays

Latin Thugs
03:46
42,392 plays

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- 1
- How I Could Just Kill A Man
- 04:07
- 87,743 plays

- 2
- Hand On The Pump
- 04:02
- 42,823 plays

- 3
- Latin Lingo
- 03:59
- 27,621 plays

- 4
- Insane In The Brain
- 03:26
- 133,335 plays

- 5
- I Ain't Goin' Out Like That
- 04:24
- 38,143 plays

- 6
- Throw Your Set In The Air
- 04:05
- 31,635 plays

- 7
- Dr. Greenthumb
- 04:25
- 126,291 plays

- 8
- (Rock) Superstar
- 04:35
- 131,567 plays

- 9
- Latin Thugs
- 03:46
- 42,392 plays

- 10
- The Only Way
- 03:41
- 25,301 plays

- 11
- EZ Come EZ Go
- 04:04
- 25,084 plays

- 12
- Latin Thugs (Reggaeton Mix)
- 03:37
- 28,213 plays

album review

The first proper "best-of" from Cypress Hill arrives nearly 15 years after their debut, a surprisingly long time considering how compilation-happy their parent label, Sony, has been. Whatever the reason for it, the wait for this comp was entirely worth it, since Greatest Hits from the Bong is filled with top-notch tracks and saves the consumer from having to purchase the group's disappointing albums -- Temples of Boom, IV -- while leaving enough of their classics -- Skull & Bones, Black Sunday, and their nearly perfect debut -- unheard until the decision is made to dig further. The mostly chronological layout may seem dry, but it displays the growth of the group and all the risk-taking and genre-blending that happened along the way. Raw gangsta tracks and hedonistic odes to pot smoking give way to reggae-influenced numbers, layered Clash samples, and more intricate smoking songs. Two new tracks toward the end -- the Ambrosia-sampling "The Only Way" and the tight and hardcore "EZ Come EZ Go" -- offer something new for the regulars and while "EZ" is very good, "Only Way" is a hooky triumph. Including the reggaeton remix of "Latin Thugs" with Tego Calderón is a very 2005 move, but it's a hot track and if there ever were a hip-hop act that seemed a natural for the reggaeton explosion, it's this Latin, reggae-loving crew. With a running time of less than 50 minutes and the lack of an essay or words from the band, Greatest Hits from the Bong isn't perfect, but being all killer and no filler, it's close enough. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide