The unique, smoke-filled story of the trailblazing hip-hop group. Director Estevan Oriol uncovers never-before-seen archival footage to show how this musical brotherhood has withstood the test of time.
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Cast
B-Real
Self
DJ Muggs
Self
Sen D.O.G.
Self
Eric Bobo Correa
Self
50 Cent
Self
The Alchemist
Self
Steve Bloom
Self
Willie Bobo
Self
Tommy Chong
Self
DMX
Self
Dr. Dre
Self
Fred Durst
Self
Jose Fernando
Self
Julio G
Self
Evan Greenspan
Self
Ice-T
Self
Sheena Lester
Self
Cheech Marin
Self
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source: Cypress Hill: Insane in the Brain
This is a fun documentary on one of my favorite rap groups, Cypress Hill. This had lots of fun stories from B Real, Muggz, and Send Dogg and every single one was extremely interesting. It was awesome to hear the old demos of their first tape and to hear B Real find his voice. It also spent a lot more time on there 2000s catalog witch I found neat. My main complaint is that Black Sunday wasn't touched a ton, and temple of Boom was not talked about at all witch was dissapointing, still this is a great documentary for hip hop and weed heads. Prolly closer to a 6 than a 8 but still gas.
I loved this doc, maybe because I first listened to cypress hill when I was about 8 in my cousins cruiser with 2 12" in the trunk. But 23 years later I still cant skip a song when it comes on. And low-key, skull and bones is my fav CD. Prolly because I was 16ish with a car and my tapedeck to portable cd player setup. But the rock-rap hits. Never knew the backstory of why they did a double disk till I watched this.
source: Cypress Hill: Insane in the Brain
This is a fun documentary on one of my favorite rap groups, Cypress Hill. This had lots of fun stories from B Real, Muggz, and Send Dogg and every single one was extremely interesting. It was awesome to hear the old demos of their first tape and to hear B Real find his voice. It also spent a lot more time on there 2000s catalog witch I found neat. My main complaint is that Black Sunday wasn't touched a ton, and temple of Boom was not talked about at all witch was dissapointing, still this is a great documentary for hip hop and weed heads. Prolly closer to a 6 than a 8 but still gas.
I loved this doc, maybe because I first listened to cypress hill when I was about 8 in my cousins cruiser with 2 12" in the trunk. But 23 years later I still cant skip a song when it comes on. And low-key, skull and bones is my fav CD. Prolly because I was 16ish with a car and my tapedeck to portable cd player setup. But the rock-rap hits. Never knew the backstory of why they did a double disk till I watched this.
Cypress Hill: Insane in the Brain
