Cypress Hill

Cypress Hill's fifth album is a bipolar breakdown, wherein the group willfully splits into two
distinct personas: an epic, melancholic hip-hop stadium band and a thrashing, metallic
rock-rap hybrid that sometimes sounds more like Fugazi than Limp Bizkit. On the hip-hop
tracks, B-Real deflates his notoriously nasal vocals by one or two degrees, Sen Dog
blossoms as a boomy rapper in the tradition of Chuck D, and, most important, DJ... More >

Just how did it happen, do you think, that the inventors of rap-rock got lost in the shuffle? ("[Rock] Superstar," "We Live This S***").