Cypress Hill - What's In My Bag?

Sen Dog and Eric Bobo of Cypress Hill go shopping at Amoeba Music in Hollywood. Cypress Hill's latest album 'Back In Black' is available from MNRK Records.
Check out their picks:
Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon (LP)
Run-D.M.C. - King Of Rock (LP)
Beastie Boys - Root Down (LP)
War - Greatest Hits 2.0 (LP)
Rakim - Sweat The Technique (BOOK)
Metallica - Ride The Lightning (LP)
Madvillain - Madvillainy (LP)
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV (LP)
Cypress Hill - Back In Black (CD)
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[@rustyshackleford1785]

That's why these guys have such longevity because they're true music fans of all genre's their music has no limits, respect to the Hill!

[@payableondeath9091]

grew 🔥up with these guys😝

[@sam6545]

Ayeee rusty Dr. Greenthumb Show legend!!

[@Straightprimo]

Party 123

[@wangson]

The fact that they're ALL over the musical map as far as genres go almost what I expected from these dudes. Their music (the little of which I'm admittedly familiar with ) touches on a pastiche of musical styles.

[@bigtopsteve]

Have they made any new music in 20 years?

[@iselect1012]

I’m surprised everyone is so surprised in their choices. Based on their own music it’s obvious they have always been musically diverse. Love Cypress Hill

[@awilson816aw]

IKR Just look at all the heavy and alt. Rock bands they toured with!

[@weaponxx9467]

For real man. You could hear it in their song structures all the way from the beginning. Cypress Hill is great. Hands down.

[@shenanitims4006]

Everyone is always surprised that rappers listen to music besides rap. Which should be obvious; if one listens to rap themselves. Rappers don’t sample, and thus don’t draw influence from, other rappers. That’d be biting. You want to be original. Pull ideas from sources your peers either don’t know, or haven’t used yet.

[@chennforajido]

Cypress is the most rock and roll hip hop band out there.

[@shaynewest8757]

You never heard Body Count?

[@jonnykhatru]

@@shaynewest8757 Body Count is a full on metal band. Cypress Hill is a hip hop group, but so rock n roll in their attitude and influences

[@michaelfrazia4569]

love that about these guys...when a hip hop.artist is into ride the lightning you know these guys have major rock leanings..

[@noyb7214]

I got to go backstage once with them and light a fat one. Greatest day ever. Great Show along with STP and Linkin Park. Such cool dudes.

[@michaelfrazia4569]

@@noyb7214 wowww...stp was my favorite 90s band...good shit...

[@Dadmasterjames]

Saw Cypress and Beasties on same bill in the 90's. Great show and memory!

[@Squirrelconga]

...I think Bobo was still with The Beasties, then!

[@RaoulDuke32]

Dope!!

[@cornflakegirl4811]

❤ Nostalgia galore

[@mousekin]

Bill Graham Civic Auditorium with Henry Rollins.

[@adrianac3258]

I am a metal classic rock kinda gal but I enjoy Cypress Hill , Public Enemy and Run DMC they are the MVPS of rap for me 🔥

[@moriyokiri3229]

Same, I'm all metalhead and Cypress is really the only hip hop I listen to

[@deadnorwegianblue614]

Same. And my metal friends who would claim they hate hip hop also blast Tequilla Sunrise easily.

[@bongsilla8109]

Funny.. I grew up with hiphop and metal. I had a lot of metalhead friends over the years. When you ask them if they loke hiphop, the say no, but they love cypress hill.

[@andymaciver1760]

Wu tang baby!!!

[@adr.marius5636]

try digging deeper than that

[@Steely_Fran]

I remember seeing Fab Five Freddie interviewing Cypress Hill around the time they released Black Sunday. FFF asked Cypress what they were currently listening to and started naming off a bunch of hip hop acts. B-Real and Sen Dog said that they had been listening to a lot of Black Sabbath. That made sense because they sampled "Warning" and "The Wizard" in their song "Ain't Goin' Out Like That". Sen Dog went to high school with Dave Lombardo and said the first live band he ever saw was Slayer playing at lunchtime at their school.

[@ramonw9430]

Dave Lombardo dated Sen Dodog's sister and always took time to talk with him about music even though Cypress Hill wasn't big yet and Slayer was part of the Big 4. Sen Dog always respected him for it. They would even occasionally crash each other's interviews and record signings, etc. just to say hey to each other.

[@johndeleonardis901]

@@ramonw9430 I can't believe I never heard about their connection. As a big fan of both, that makes me so happy.

[@ramonw9430]

@@johndeleonardis901 Yeah, I saw that on MTV back in the day when they would occasionally show cool stuff like that. They are both Cuban as well so there are some shared cultural roots as well.

[@Steely_Fran]

@@ramonw9430 Yup. Here's a link to one of those interviews: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKinZph3jr2gmdk

[@ramonw9430]

@@Steely_Fran yeah maybe it was the girlfriend down the street from Sen Dog that I'm thinking of. It's been a long time since I read about that. But I always thought their connection was kinda cool. Especially being a fan of both

[@3peckeredgoat735]

Been a Cypress Hill fan since the early 90's, love these dudes. It's nice to see the diversity in the music they jam, dig the new album fellas.

[@phoenixzappa7366]

They aren't Cypress Hill

[@jeffreyvoth4272]

@@phoenixzappa7366 huh?

[@phoenixzappa7366]

@@jeffreyvoth4272 Where's whatshisface

[@maxmonas7131]

This might be the least pretentious episode ever! Loved it!

[@legendofFranktheTank]

More pretentious than Stephen Malkmus

[@lusitano857]

Their very chill

[@payableondeath9091]

When they played certified that was my jam back n da day when I was at work😝

[@yeager1888]

Just when I didn’t think I could love cypress hill any more they come with the best in my bag ever

[@jaysmartin]

Best double bag ever ...

[@patricelser1092]

Dope bag

[@byrdmain7511]

og

[@payableondeath9091]

FR🙌

[@madfoot]

I love these guys. I wish there were more rock bands who respected hip hop they way these guys respect rock.

[@TheMetalhead678]

They're very open minded and I like that, it's always good to be open minded when it comes to music genres. More to like = more to listen to.

[@dukeallen432]

Don’t categorize. You have no clue as to what Rock bands and members like.

[@TheAxeaman]

Yeah, that's a thing that bothered me about metalheads and the reason why I moved away from being "openly" a metalhead for many years. I was ashamed of metalheads and how narrowminded some of us are. It was only a year ago that I bought my first metal t-shirt.

[@energyasylum997]

WAR!! One of the most unique bands in 1970s Rock and Roll and I’m surprised they’re not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! Latin/soul/blues, tight band, powerful drummer, wailing harmonica, Eric Burdon !! Plus, they jammed with Jimi Hendrix the night before he died! Yup yup, chingones!

[@Nantosuelta]

the r n r hall of fame is a joke

[@Tassie85]

​@@NantosueltaNo shit. They announced inductees this morning and Sheryl Crow is on the list. I rolled my eyes so hard that I have a headache.

[@KeremcanBuyuktaskin]

Wow, this episode has been enlightening for me. I am a die hard metalhead, and the only hip hop album I ever bought in my life was Black Sunday. After seeing their choices, now I understand why their music was so appealing to me.

[@derekchatcavage9180]

I had to check that I didn’t write this comment myself lol except I also purchased the Slim Shady LP. Still to this day the only two hip hop records I own.

[@gitoberg1]

I’m a doom metaler had many rap hip hop cds over the years always loved cypress hill when I heard there sample of the wizard I knew they had good music taste I think dr Dre had a sample from infest a power violence band I was listening too it one night and said that sounds very familiar lol hip hop artists have over the years created some of the best music by listening to lots of different genres loved seein these guys talkin bout zeppelin one of my favourite bands so they stole a couple of tunes who doesn’t 😂

[@juanantoniocuellar760]

These cats understood music on so many levels that it transcends their own genre.. Maximum Respect..

[@wangson]

I felt the same way watching this. They've not limited themselves to any one style and that's one of the reasons why they're great and (I think) has contributed to their longevity.

[@ndesdsadfd]

Many artists are like that, in reality.

[@leewright7623]

Maximum YES!

[@Househead1200]

Cats?

[@Dunkacccino]

weed is in their bag lol

[@diegoq8417]

🎶A Bag of Weed, A Bag of Weed Oh, everything is better with A Bag of Weed🎶

[@leewright7623]

As it should be ✌️

[@heliumtrophy]

Literally the only thing I said before watching this is "We *KNOW* what's in your bag.

[@Leo-qe3gl]

Lots of weed😂

[@stratdx]

Their bag is MADE of weed

[@alx42013]

The Icon The Brosha Big SEN And OG Eric Two of the best to ever do it ! OG's in the game West Coast godfathers much love and respect Sen-Dog and Eric Bobo Cypress Hill Por Vida Locos!

[@NiftyDimensions]

Great picks, living legends

[@paulb808]

Great choices! Classics! Didnt realize that Bobo was the only other person on a beastie boys cover! great trivia!

[@younevershould1798]

Except for Ill Communication

[@dmr2041]

Cooky puss has Kate Schellenbach on the cover, early 4th member

[@paulb808]

@@younevershould1798 or Country Mike technically

[@deathwish2955]

This is by far an amazing episode! Dudes are fans of music and appreciate their fans. I remember meeting them back in the summer of 98 at a meet and greet. Told them that was an amazing show and when I made my way to bobo I told him I like what he does with the percussion and the congas. Bobo stood up and shook my hand very classic moment meeting them.

[@payableondeath9091]

wow I just downloaded the book by Rakim

[@payableondeath9091]

oh and it has 4 out of 5 stars👀 the ebook has 272pages, ebook is for approx 6hours

[@deathwish2955]

@@payableondeath9091 can never go wrong with the god Rakim. I recommend the book by U-God of the wu tang

[@111usul]

such a chilled out, down to earth guys, could listen to them for a hours

[@lowe-quay-shush]

Their both so eloquent. Not surprising. Cypress Hill's music has complex layers and is much more than surface.

[@radioseppe]

”Cypreeesss hiiilll, looking in your direction!” plays in my head right away whenever they come up. Just blasted black sunday, three first albums are wonderful

[@jonathanleard7136]

Hahaha poor Peter Frampton and his watermelon

[@chazzdurden]

Their taste in music just blew my head off and explains why I love them so much, so down to earth, so brilliant ! one of my fav What's in my bag episodes so far!

[@wangson]

Both of these dudes are cooler than the other side of the pillow. They're both completely engaging, thoughtful and have some truly illuminating picks! I did sort of figure that these dudes would be all over the musical map, and sure as shit - they were.

[@Goatchild90]

The Dark Side of the Moon is not only one of the greatest albums of all time but a staple of Stoner culture.

[@emeraldcelestial1058]

Listen to Dark Side and smoke a joint. Then listen to Dopesmoker by Sleep and hit the bong. Crucial living experiences.

[@travisedwards3543]

Once I finely listened to the entire album from beginning to end, did it's high praise become founded as opposed to just being defaulted to. Which makes sense because it's a concept album. Definitely greater than the sum of its parts(tracks). And it is to this day, still my #1 fav album. I think pink Floyd's true genius is lost on a lot of casual(or even diehard) rock fans amongst the bands strong association w drug culture. Atleast that's how it was for me prior to hearing dsotm. The topic of drugs being brought up everytime PF is mentioned, lead me to believe it was probably getting more of the spotlight than it should. Anyone else share this sentiment?

[@emeraldcelestial1058]

@@travisedwards3543 'I think pink Floyd's true genius is lost on a lot of casual rock fans amongst the bands strong affiliation w drug culture. Atleast that's how it was for me prior to hearing dsotm. Hearing the topic of drugs being brought up everytime PF is mentioned, made me believe it was probably getting more of the spotlight than it should. Anyone else share this sentiment?' is this a copypasta?

[@travisedwards3543]

@@emeraldcelestial1058 I'm not sure what you are asking.. "copypasta"?

[@gamermcclout]

@@emeraldcelestial1058 Sleep is 10/10 man love that shit

[@bufordteejustice1119]

Being on the beastie cover is awesome. I saw cypress hill years ago at a Halloween show in D.C. at the 9:30 club. They were great.

[@TehSyneS]

this is an amazing episode. Thank you!

[@luuismarquez]

Nice episode, love the way they express their love for the albums.

[@vincent2053]

@TTFPouyii What

[@iambeen4310]

Couldn't love Cyrpess anymore but now I do...awesome, varied picks & two lovely guys explaining their love of music. Thank you!

[@jared4034]

Every record pick here is a classic. I hadn't previously thought of madvillainy as such. It blew my mind when I discovered it. I knew it was special, but as time has gone on it just seems to grow in my mind as a landmark in the genre.

[@jingalls9142]

DOOM is just a whole different thing. His album with Sade is perfect if you're trying to get laid lmfao. He is the rappers rapper.

[@julianpalmasobarzo3420]

Se sabe que Cypress Hill tienen un tremendo gusto por la buena música. Estos son músicos de verdad, gente que sabe apreciar y hacer buena música. Tal como led zeppelin es leyenda del hard rock, Cypress lo es en el hip hop, en el rock, incluso en el metal.

[@michaelfrazia4569]

I always love rappers into rock...open minded artists leads to great art....sen picks the classic ride the lightning ...these gentlemen both know their stuff...expected nothing less from the legendary Cypress hill

[@ChaosxLordx]

As a metal kid, always loved Cypress Hill since the day.. l but when Bobo said "That one got Cliff Burton on there, right?"... I was floored 😮I guess real recognize real 🤘🤘🔥🔥

[@michaelfrazia4569]

@@ChaosxLordx yup...loved the cliff mention...the fact they mentioned him...they are real fans ....respect to them for keeping it real with their roots

[@benkraze3103]

Yeah, it would be nice if rockers/metalheads able to do the same too

[@michaelfrazia4569]

@@benkraze3103 many have...anthrax for one...alot of rock guys (duff mckagen being one) were heavily into prince in the 80s...duff has always claimed he was listening to princes album 1999 while recording his basslines for appetite for destruction... obviously prince wasn't a rapper , but some metal and rock guys were into disco and other black artists besides the old blues guys...David Lee roth wanted Kool and the Gang to open up for van halen which they did. ..im going to take a guess at this...artists like prince and Michael jackson broke down racial barriers and tried to erase the differences based on color...rap not so much ....rock for the most part was an inclusive artform...I could be wrong of course which is more than likely lolll.....ill ask you this.....why is it rock artists from elvis to nirvana always listen to and acknowledge black artists .. ..but it doesn't seem to translate to them doing the same for rap artists? chili peppers have acknowledged rap artists....cypress wasn't just acknowledging metal...they loved floud and the beatles which is why I mentioned rock....interesting question you raise

[@byHexted]

Is being into rock open minded? I mean if it’s like Zappa or Beefheart yeah, but I was in middle school like a decade ago, and EVERYONE (including my dumb ass at the time) was some old school rock purist saying how amazing zeppelin and Pink Floyd are and how shitty rap is. I liked wu tang and shit but I’d shit on dudes like lil Wayne Bc I was ignorant and didn’t know what I was talking about. Then I actually became musically diverse and a huge hip hop head and found actually experimental music. I still like rock but I don’t think Pink Floyd and that stuff requires you to be this super open minded individual honestly I think hip hop takes a more open mind, because its wayyyy more given this stigma of not being music, and being about the same thing, and all these other bad nonsense arguments. Like when I was a little kid the ONLY artist I knew like every song by was the Beatles, I think a lot of kids are like that Bc the music is so easy to gravitate to. I liked some hip hop too but my parents didn’t play that as much as the Beatles. Honestly I think it’s pretty easy to get into ANY genre if you’re like looking to like it, but it’s easier if you don’t have a favorite already.

[@randomcitizenname]

1988 cypress hill started.. Only 6 more years to 40! I have faith.

[@stoatystoat174]

This just makes you love Cypress Hill even more

[@GOSBurkette]

by far the most interesting and awesome, smile provoking interview ive ever heard from these OGs!

[@derekhammett8634]

nice to see these hip hop legends being fans of other genres of music

[@labbern]

"Not bad as in bad, but bad as in good. HUH!" -Sen Dog

[@casmo87]

actually Run DMC and that's why he said it. I cracked up at that bit though lol

[@payableondeath9091]

BADASZ😝

[@rawxtir]

You already know it's a banging episode... But dayum, this was the way to find out there's new cypress hill! Cheers to amoeba yo

[@michaeledwardharris]

Damn, that was awesome! I could sit and listen to their insights on music for hours.

[@MrHubb1]

These guys have really good and diverse taste. Always interesting to hear what musicicsins listen to. I've listened to so much music through watching this series. It's awesome.

[@Louisejames23]

What a pair of cool dudes with fantastic taste. 🤘😬❤️

[@theoccasionalmoonlight4050]

His story about James Hetfield rings so true (pun intended). I've been to dozens of metal shows over the years, but the craziest pit I've EVER seen was at a Cypress Hill show

[@Outliers4Life]

I love War so much man glad to see someone else sing their praises

[@jamessullenriot]

These are the kind of guys I would just love to sit down and listen to records with. Doesn't matter the genre, just whatever is good.

[@brandname6]

For sure

[@i_like_to_move_it_move_it]

These guys know their music. They are the real deal

[@dillavedderx5959]

I can't live without music , it breaks down barriers , heals souls and moves the masses !!!!!! #MusicIsPower

[@stratdx]

Christ I have so much respect for these guys. I discovered their music three years ago and I agree with James: the bring it! Incredible music!

[@pumppuhaulikkomies]

This was a great one!!! Respect.

[@planetwisconsin9901]

Great to see these guys so humble and smart! 😊

[@ViperRose1978]

First time I saw these guys was like a Metal concert, so much energy.....and SMOKE!

[@wangson]

All these are great. They're all very entertaining and eye-opening...this one in particular though I was anxious to watch as a fan of instrumental music, Cypress Hill remains one of the very few Rap/Hip Hop ensembles that I liked back when I was young, and still like to this day. Cypress Hill's Black Sunday is CLASSIC!!

[@paulsankar6948]

So modest. They are such legends

[@awickedtribe]

The day I heard War's "Cisco Kid" on the radio I gave my acoustic guitar to my older sister, took out the $35 I had saved up, walked down to Fedco and bought me a $30 Kay Bass because I had to play bass like BB Dickerson. WAR is still one of my favs, and I will argue to the death that they are one of the unsung Prog bands out there... THEY are of the bands responsible for Funk Rock.

[@carlomolina576]

music has no limits I'm agreed and I like how the masters of these business talk about each other, amazing!

[@wmwinterbottom]

Cinco De Mayo by War is a fuckin banger indeed.

[@NicolasSilvaVasault]

hip hop and rock/metal have always been super close to each other, even more than pop, which is crazy to think

[@krotart]

Legends ...

[@justlee5350]

Classic's with Iconic Legends 🤠

[@OTOss8]

No wonder I like Cypress Hill so much. They both have impeccable taste in music.

[@ClarkyGuitar]

Loved this episode, these guys are cool. I used to have to import Cypress Hill vinyl from the US when they were starting out. It was difficult to get their records where I lived.

[@dirtyparsnip1455]

Wow they are Rock superstars, what an amazing choice of music.

[@ieatmothersfordinner]

i only know a few cypress hill songs and never really watched an interview with these guys but they seem like really stand up guys, great taste in music and fun to listen to. thanks!

[@chuckabbate5924]

Great episode.

[@larkdodge1403]

great episode..love from australia..

[@woodybalfour8213]

Whats in my bag is back with the greats!! Thank you Amoeba...Nothing gets me off like people who make the greatest shit talking about those they deem to be making the greatest shit.

[@zoozoo6116]

Experiencing Cypress Hill live was one of the best show’s I’ve ever seen in my life! Truly 1 of 1 band.

[@johnw3641]

Bobo and Sen know their music. Legends from one of the greatest groups of all time period

[@TimmyGMusic]

These guys have such excellent taste! Great diverse selection of music.

[@JoeLaFon3]

Ride The Lightning is such an incredible album. I sometimes like it more than Master of Puppets.

[@lynnpehrson8826]

I think ride the lighting is better front to back, i also love the reverby production, sounds huge.

[@wyattstephans1718]

Great taste. All fantastic choices!

[@ImpulseGenerator]

Couple seconds in: Pink Floyd dark side of the moon. that makes perfect sense, and I hear the influence in their music. The psychedelic hazey vibe in Cypress' songs.

[@FGP_Pro]

These guys are cool AF. I like everything they picked.

[@chester6372]

Caray, que buen gusto musical tienen estos caballeros, 🥁🎸🎤🎧🎧🎤🎧🎤🎧

[@Samoan_Metalhead]

Wow Led Zeppelin, Metallica, Beastie Boys and Madvillian (MF Doom). Nice eclectic taste of music

[@FaeFrau]

I'm crying over this BEAUTIFUL RECORD S T O R E !!!!!! (oh, and how mighty Cypress Hill still is)

[@leonparrilla7101]

Been a loyal Cypress Hill Fan Since 89 Met B-Real at his Dr.Greenthumb Shop in LA Cypress Hill 4 life whole Group is Badass Thank you Cypress Hill Keep Up The Legendary 🎵

[@chidoboy6837]

That black in black album is dope. Sen Dog and B reals flows never get old.

[@JV-ll1cu]

*back

[@dukeallen432]

Great gents. Great segment. Great questions. Going to get some back in black.

[@satanicboxer562]

What a decent pair of guys very articulate and down to earth.Excellent music choices too.I did buy the black Sunday album many many years ago mainly due to MTV’s heavy play of insane in the brain.The whole album was brilliant though and very unique like the band who recorded it.Superb imagery and DJ muggs is phenomenal!I no longer listen to rap or hip hop anymore but I still recognise these fellas as originators.

[@Savron74]

Love these guys

[@joshtaylor6086]

I'm an old school metal head but cypress hill has always been high up on my list. They're probably the most unique hip hop act ever.

[@Gguy061]

Growing up, a lot of fans of hip-hop and alternative rock would make fun of me for liking metal. It's not healthy to hold on to that kind of resentment. It's good for me to see this. Not all fans of hip-hop think the same. Thank you for making this video

[@rockinbobokkin7831]

I'm the same age as these guys, and there's nothing more joining of kids in the day than those speed metal bands. Those early Metallica tracks are for everyone.

[@emeraldcelestial1058]

Creeping Death is fucking amazing.

[@rockinbobokkin7831]

@@emeraldcelestial1058 Morbid Angel, Megadeth, Suicidal Tendencies......

[@rockinbobokkin7831]

@@davidpearson6346 it was good times. Nothing made me want to go out and kick on my board so hard as 1989 thrash metal

[@emeraldcelestial1058]

@@rockinbobokkin7831 Yes they are bands...

[@dustandbonesdeathbylyrics9781]

Metallica and cypress LAAAAAAAAAW

[@Markymarkvinylnut]

One of the best WIMB, keeping it real and great guys. Superb taste in music

[@mikedubya9313]

Ohhh when Sen pulled out ride the lightning 🌩 that was straight fire

[@justingutube]

love these guys!

[@jasonnn2284]

2:55 the Root Down EP is so fucking good, great choice. a couple remixes, a couple live tracks.

[@julesgiddings8747]

Great musicians appreciate different genres, that's how great music is made..combining ideas!

[@selectaheasytjamdigitalste9219]

Crucial samples and you can see very nice respectable persons behind cypress hill! Respect Bros!

[@JB-hl1qx]

These guys picked the same things I would! Love cypress hill ! Seen em live with the Beastie Boys years ago.

[@jflo1532]

Was lucky to meet War when they played for my unit when we returned from Iraq in 2005

[@eternalgoldenvoid6988]

There’s a reason I’ve always loved you Cypress. And you just reminded me of it.

[@brianjones9392]

Great guys.

[@LAVISHING]

Love it guys!

[@SebastianSkadisson]

Soul Assassins! To me you guys were the only ones in Hip Hop who could deliver the full weight of mythological and philosophical themes in word and music, merged with topics of the modern times at that time, the full package; reality meets mindscape. You guys always paint the full picture.

[@NITE_SHIFTING]

Awesome guys!

[@cmobutts270]

U have to spread ure wings in listening to different genres of music & decades to really appreciate it.

[@OfficialBloodrunner]

Awesome picks

[@randywebb7103]

Cool choice on the book. Sounds like a great read.

[@humanbutchery9412]

That's dope I like that plug of their album at the end should press it on vinyl

[@JohnUssher-jk2qo]

The Root Down EP was my proper introduction to the Beastie Boys when I was 13. So many great memories. Went missing years ago and have never replaced. Need to get back on that. Love that era of the group. Combine that with 'The in sound from way out', and it makes for one hell of a great double feature.