Music / hip hop

Elephants on acid


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Tusko (Intro)

0:48 min

Band of Gypsies(featuring Sadat & Alaa Fifty)

3:49 min

Put Em in the Ground

2:21 min

Satao (Interval)

0:29 min

Jesus Was a Stoner(featuring Gonjasufi)

3:25 min

Pass The Knife

3:36 min

LSD (Interval)

0:37 min

Oh Na Na(featuring Brevi)

2:57 min

Holy Mountain (Interval)

1:15 min

Locos(featuring Sick Jacken)

3:18 min


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Reviews (2)


The 405

d. 11. Oct. 2018

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Conner Morris

d. 11. Oct. 2018

"Cypress Hill finally go fully psychedelic on the ambitious Elephants on AcidThere is a fantastic set of songs awaiting murkily on Elephants on Acid, and for Cypress Hill's intended audience here - the true fans - it's sure to be a joy unearthing them".


The observer

d. 30. Sep. 2018

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Kitty Empire

d. 30. Sep. 2018

"After a 14-year hiatus, during which B-Real and Sen Dog did without DJ Muggs, this seminal stoner hip-hop trio are reunited and reinvigorated - or as reinvigorated as a ninth paean to mind-altering substances might permit. As befits an album designed to thrill the brain's cannabinoid receptors, rather than lay it low with Xanax as per much contemporary hip-hop, producer Muggs pulls every disorienting trick out of the carpetbag: sitars, sub bass, trumpeting pachyderms and dubby contributions by psych outrider Gonjasufi".