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Cypress Hill – Black Sunday en Vivo en el Royal Albert Hall

Cypress Hill – Black Sunday en Vivo en el Royal Albert Hall

      Capturing a historic performance...

      11 · 06 · 2025

      What started as a humorous moment in a 1996 episode of The Simpsons has evolved into a significant cultural event. ‘Black Sunday Live At The Royal Albert Hall’ features the iconic hip-hop group Cypress Hill performing a selection of their greatest hits, alongside the acclaimed 70-member London Symphony Orchestra. The live album serves as a nostalgic journey for a culturally significant group that has left a lasting impact on numerous generations of hip-hop artists.

      A notable highlight is undoubtedly ‘Insane In The Brain’, which stands as Cypress Hill’s signature track. This lively song earned the band their first Grammy nomination and quickly became a crossover success. The energy is consistent in the live rendition, echoing the familiar call and response of “insane in the brain / insane in the brain…”. The live arrangement is impeccable, perfectly suited for a concert setting. The orchestra echoes the distinctive horn blast of ‘Insane In The Brain’ to an electrified and cheering audience, with their high energy palpable in the recording.

      The orchestral arrangements and production remain the album's strongest assets, particularly shining through in the soothing ‘Hits From The Bong’ and the funky ‘Hand On The Glock’.

      Cypress Hill infuses the album with a nostalgic and lively 90’s flow, bringing infectious adlibs on ‘Lick A Shot’ and a gritty rhythm on ‘A To The K’. The album is vibrant and entertaining, and even with some slightly wobbly vocals at times, it gives a familial feel and rejuvenates the tracks.

      Complementing the album is a feature-length concert film that offers breathtakingly clear live visuals, along with interviews from Cypress Hill and members of the London Symphony Orchestra. This film draws listeners closer to the captivating experience of Cypress Hill’s performance at the Royal Albert Hall.

      8/10

      Words: Melvin Boateng

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Cypress Hill – Black Sunday en Vivo en el Royal Albert Hall

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