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Black Sunday

Black Sunday

Studio album by Cypress HillWikipedia

Search complete. 2 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Black Sunday".

Sep 9, 2026

DJ MuggsGUEST
12:51
Coming off of Temple of Boom, which was a really low, probably the darkest record we ever made, you know what I mean? Which was intentional because coming off of Insane in the Brain and having all that commercial success and kind of being rushed.
DJ MuggsGUEST
13:05
Black Sunday was done in about a month and a half because we was on tour so much and the label wanted the record for the fourth quarter, which was a big thing.
Sean KantrowitzHOST
13:12
Yeah.
DJ MuggsGUEST
13:13
Coming into this record, I was like, I'm going to take my time, first of all.
The Diggity DocHOST
0:11
This is our big old podcast where we kick back, relax and have a big old yarn about some Aotearoa sporting matters.
The Diggity DocHOST
0:19
I'm fresh off of listening to some Cypress Hill, the Black Sunday album.
The Diggity DocHOST
0:26
And I've actually also been listening to their first album, the first Cypress Hill album, I think by the name of Cypress Hill.
The Diggity DocHOST
0:36
Which did, yes, Cypress Hill, Cypress Hill 1991.

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