Cypress Hill - III (Temples Of Boom)

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Cypress always comes through== 90's represent!

Truely CH's best album, EVER!!! Raw rhymes, ridiculous production by Muggs, OMG, to this day I bangs this album atleast 3 times a week. NOTHING is weak on this album, NOTHING. Thank you B, Sen, Muggs and RZA!!!!! True masterpiece. Emcees spit their illest when their angry, big up B!!!

This and the remix album are the best. Must have definitely a must have.

no rest 4 the wicked get me pumped up everytime cypress hill is still the best rappers out there. they should go on tour

This is my favorite Cypress Hill album. I love the cover art. They made classic that stands out from the rest.

prolly they're best work ever! BIG Up 2 the latin godz!!

This album in my opinion is probably the best cypress hill album. I remember buying this on tape back in 1995 when it came out and it just stayed in my car. The dark feel of the album is what did it for me. The lyrics, songs, production is what makes this one stand out among all the rest. Keep bringing the hits cypress.

the illusions remix is to insane for words and the rest is pretty dope not cypress's best but my top 3 fo sho

Trash

Cyprus Hill is something that is beyond awesome. Their voices are their own, And the lyrics are are street related. Cyprus is a group that stands apart from all groups around. One of the all time best in the business

I highly recommend any one who buys this cd, that they go out and buy some green. Spark up to this album my friends...you'll come down a happy person...:)

best cypress hill album!

If Black Sunday was dark, this album is somewhere in the abyss. From beginning to end Muggs's best production.

I love this album the beats are off the hook and Breal kills it my favorite Cypress Hill album.

This is my favorite rap album of all time and certainly one of my favs from any genre. The whole production and arrangement of music, beats and sound samples are outstanding. I never get tired of this one. I cannot recommend Temples of Boom enough!!!!! DEW!

this iz my second favorite album from cypress hill its brillant

yes...indeed cypress hill kicks another a*s with temples of boom...and yet if you notice such a horrible band Fall Out Boy stole the lyrics of 'Throw Your Set in the Air" for a little whiny song called "Coffee's for Closers" (they only changed "throw your SET in to the air" to "throw you CAMERAS in the air" and FOB also stole "and wave 'em like you just dont care" ...i bet Cypress Hill isn't pleased about THIS !!!

I dont gernally like Cypress hill but, this album si so raw!. The Beats are just down right amazing some of B-Reals rhymes are pretty unique. I always thought he was alittle anooying but overall great album.

Epic sound

I love ice cubes diss! (No Rest for the Wicked)

Unclever lyrics, bad voices, an unworthy buy!

Cypress Hill are one of the greatest groups in hip hop, we all know this. What makes them amazing like other groups such as Wu-Tang or MC's like KRS-One who started their run during the golden age of hip hop is that they have managed to weather the storm and change that has come to hip-hop while keeping their own unique style, feel, and while adapting to the better things that have come along. This album is a perfect example. While it might be one of their earlier albums if you listen to all their music then this just shows you how they can chage it up. As opposed to some other Cypress Hill albums, especially Black Sunday, which are boombastic and in your face, III: Temple's of Boom is smoother and more about flows, but still retains what everyone likes about Cypress Hill, the aggressive yet extremely skilled and executed lyrics accompanied by the always fantastic beats. I also find the some of the beats to be a bit more funky and soft at some points but with that same malevolent undertones everyone loves about this group. In an age where mainstream hip hop is thought of as good music and unless your a hip hop head and listen to underground and music like this has been all but forgetten then this is just another great way to get your hip hop fix. Favorite track is Killafornia.

Classic Cypress! I have'n illusions for this guy the S*IT about this one too

Crazzy good album...peak of 90's hip hop right here, and don't read reviews online theyre all mixed, If you like Cypress Hill then don't hesitate. YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT

wish i could give it 4 1/2

It's hard to decide whats better... This album or Black Sunday. These songs are more flowing and Black Sunday is more in your face. Buy em both!!

I love this album, it takes me back to 10th grade. I bought this CD along with that Beastie Boys CD 'Ill Communication' days before I lost my virginity to a cute gf I had, it also takes me back to all that... hippie lettuce I was smoking lol.

Arguably their best album.

Like how Cypress Hill and Black Sunday were in the source's 100 best Rap albums and their career went downhill since Westside Connection dissed them

❤️

In my opinion, this is the best Cypress album to ever hit the shelf ! You can just twist one up and push play on this and vibe through the whole disk without having to ever skip a track. Definitely reccomend adding this to your library if you dont have it already. I got this album the day it was released and got the cover autographed by B-Real, Muggs, and Bobo. It's one of my prized possesions !

I usually don't write reviews. I love this album be causes CYPRESS HILL takes you on a journey to a very dark and at the same time peaceful place. Which I love. Out of all there 3 albums this is my favorite.

Best Cypress Hill Album yet...

This album proves that cypress hill did not fall off after the success of black Sunday (which is something that happens to an artist after a big hit). The diss track is %100 necessary, because cube made a whole ep dissing cypress hill. 10/10 this album is worth it.

I fully agree with the reviews that site this as Cypress Hill's best album and is overlooked due to commercial success of early singles from the group. Very, very dark album. The beats and rythms would stand up on their own but the word play is very strong as well. I didn't think I would be able to say this of a hip hop album but this is an album you can listen to front to back.

KILLA HILL N****S, THE MOST UNDER RATED SONG CYPRESS HILL HAS EVER DONE. THIS ALBUM IS A TRUE BANGER, SIT BACK SPARK UP AND ENJOY.

I have 2 agree with most of the reviewers b4 me. This album is both my favorite album from them and their best1 that they've done.

Cypress Hill wasn't interested in the lowriding sunny gluttony of G Funk, it didn't really line up with their methods and ways. They found instead a kindred spirit in the darkness being expressed over on the east coast. So like a reverse Masta Ace this album sounds far more in line with Noir Rap, but it's still definitely a Cypress Hill LP. Don't you forget it. Pushing even more then on Black Sunday, this is really a producers album, DJ Muggs muscles the emceeing even farther over to the side in order for his creeping beats to waft through your nostrils like the bong smoke it represents. That's not to say B Real and Sen Dog are non-entities but really they're only here to add to the sonics with their voices. I wouldn't say I prefer this to their debut, but it's better then Black Sunday.

Most will disagree, especially after the commercial successes of the first 2 albums, but for me, this was their best album. Cypress at their absolute peak. I would have not said this back in the day when all the Cypress albums were getting heavy rotation in my ride. I liked them all then. Now, after around ten years, and abondoning hip-hop music altogether, this is one of the few hip-hop albums I can still listen to and enjoy. I dont really care much for the other Cypress albums, other than a few songs on the first album. This album comes right after some media critics labeled them main stream, sell-outs. So, this album was kind of a "shut-em up" album with lots of agression and some of the phunkiest beats and sounds/samples of all time. I have long givin up my "smoking days", but this album gives you a good high w/o da yerba. Seriously! Timeless

This would have been their best album if not for the totally uncalled for Cube diss. And we saw what resulted from Record Labels assaulting one another. Pac and Biggie's death. No Rest for The Wicked ruined what would have been a much better album without it. Hill made a bad call here.

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