What makes Stash by Cypress Hill notable?

Although not a full studio album, 'Stash' highlights Cypress Hill's continued relevance in the early 2000s hip-hop landscape. It includes remixes that brought renewed attention to tracks like '(Rap) Superstar,' which was already successful, showcasing the band's ability to adapt and engage with evolving musical trends. Released in 2002, 'Stash' arrives during a period of transition for Cypress Hill, following their commercially successful album 'Skull & Bones' from 2000. This EP features remixed versions of tracks from their earlier work, reflecting their enduring influence in the hip-hop scene while also embracing new production styles.

Stash works well if you're into concise energetic flow throughout, for quick listening bursts and remixes that keep it fresh.

How many songs are on Stash?

Stash has 6 tracks, running approximately 23 minutes.

Stash

Cypress Hill · 2002

23 min · 6 tracks · alternative hip-hop · gangsta rap · hardcore hip-hop

A fusion of hard-hitting beats and eclectic remixes that showcase Cypress Hill's genre-blurring style.

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Why this album works

Although not a full studio album, 'Stash' highlights Cypress Hill's continued relevance in the early 2000s hip-hop landscape. It includes remixes that brought renewed attention to tracks like '(Rap) Superstar,' which was already successful, showcasing the band's ability to adapt and engage with evolving musical trends.

Best for: concise energetic flow throughout for quick listening bursts remixes that keep it fresh
Context: Released in 2002, 'Stash' arrives during a period of transition for Cypress Hill, following their commercially successful album 'Skull & Bones' from 2000. This EP features remixed versions of tracks from their earlier work, reflecting their enduring influence in the hip-hop scene while also embracing new production styles.
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