Greatest Hits | 
 enlarge | Artist: Cypress Hill
Label: Sony
Category: Music
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Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 14061
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 97788
UPC: 827969778821
EAN: 0827969778821
ASIN: B000BTFZKA
Release Date: December 13, 2005
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| Tracks:
| • | How I Could Just Kill a Man | | • | Hand on the Pump - Cypress Hill, Freese, L. | | • | Latin Lingo | | • | Insane in the Brain - Cypress Hill, Freese, L. | | • | I Ain't Goin' Out Like That | | • | Throw Your Set in the Air | | • | Dr. Greenthumb | | • | (Rock) Superstar | | • | Latin Thugs - Cypress Hill, Reyes, S. | | • | The Only Way - Cypress Hill, Abdul-Rahman, K. | | • | Ez Come Ez Go - Cypress Hill, Nassar, F. | | • | Latin Thugs - Cypress Hill, Reyes, S. |
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Album Description
Greatest Hits From The Bong features the hits 'Insane In The Brain', 'Dr. Greenthumb', '(Rock) Superstar' and 'Latin Thugs'. Columbia. 2005.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Nothing but the Greatest! October 3, 2008
O. Mcleod (Somerset, NJ)
I've been on and off looking for a best hits CD from CH. I finally found it on Amz. The songs bring back memory of high school/college. Ahh, the good times....
a small, but satisfying Greatest hits from the Hill September 14, 2007
M. Truitt (Orange County, Ca)
This is a really good collection of Cypress Hill's best songs, but it's a small amount. I was expecting more than just 12 songs. A little disappointing, but still alot of good songs. This will probably be the only Greatest Hits from Cypress Hill for a while. Until then, this will have to do.
 what a shame March 8, 2007
J. Irps (sparta)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
i can go and pull out all my cd's and come up with over 80 minutes of music that would easily be a reasonable greatest hits album, but they cheepshotted us. Why? I don't know, other then to try and make a profit by having a couple new songs. I love Cypress Hill, but HATE this tactic.
Only reason i gave this cd 2 stars and not one is because i love the songs on here. Even though i have played each and every one to death before this cd came out, i was glad (previous to seeing the lacking track list) to see them finally release a greatest hits album. With efforts like this, they wonder why the music industry is suffering. give people what they pay for, a full cd, especially for those who had invested in all the prior cd's that allowed to make a greatest hits.
BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK !!!!!! January 21, 2006
PAL (UK)
5 out of 7 found this review helpful
Im a die hard cypress hill fan , i have every album in their catologue. Their last record til death had mix views. But fans want their eagerly waited "lost temple" unrleased album from their time of temples of boom 1995. The album has not been reeased, instead we have a half done very weak done greatest hits. This album is 12 tracks incl 2 new tracks , which are not standouts. Which means we have 10 great teracks. WTF!!! , We are missing 12 more tracks at the least. This is not even half the greatest hits. You will save money and disapointment if you just buy their 1st three albums which come in a box set. I will give this 2.5/5 3 cuz you cant.
Usually on greatest hits , you have their best songs ... This album misses out 60 percent . And i seriously hope they dont bring out volume 2 instead of lost temples.
I wouldnt buy the album for the new tracks either.
good but not what I expected January 1, 2006
KT (NC)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
Cypress Hill has always given their fans all that and then some; maybe that is why I am left wondering where disc 2 is in this package. This "greatest hits" compilation has only 9 songs from a group that has been putting out top-shelf albums for about 15 years. How can that possibly add up? Don't get me wrong, there isn't a bad song on this cd, but there is so much missing. What would've really worked well for the fans would have been a 2-disc package with the first having songs from cypress hill, black sunday, and temples of boom. The second could pick from IV, skull and bones, stoned raiders, and till death do us part. Also throw some live joints on there ("aint going out like that", "can't get the best of me") from the Fillmore show, and that would be more on the level with showing what the Hill is all about.
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