Till Death Do Us Part (Cypress Hill album)

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Till Death Do Us Part

Studio album by Cypress Hill
Released	March 23, 2004
Recorded	2002-2004
Genre	Latin rap, Gangsta rap
Length	48:30
Label	Ruffhouse/Columbia Records
Producer(s)	DJ Muggs, The Alchemist
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Cypress Hill chronology
Stoned Raiders (2001)	Till Death Do Us Part (2004)	Greatest Hits From the Bong (2005)

Till Death Do Us Part is the seventh studio album by the Latino rap group Cypress Hill. This album showed Cypress Hill experiment with a reggae sound - especially in the lead single; "What's Your Number?" that sampled the bass line from The Clash song "Guns of Brixton." Another song, "Ganja Bus" features vocals from Damian Marley (son of Bob Marley). Also, "Latin Thugs" has a distinctly Latin feel.

[edit] Track listing

"Another Body Drops" (Freese, Muggerud, Reyes) – 3:50
"Till Death Comes" (Freese, Muggerud) – 3:30
"Latin Thugs" (featuring Tego Calderon) (Calderon, Freese, Maman, Reyes) – 3:46
"Ganja Bus" (featuring Damian Marley) (Freese, Reyes) – 3:42
"Busted in the Hood" (Freese, Horowitz, McDaniels, Muggerud, Rubin, Simmons) – 4:03
"Money" (Freese, Muggerud, Reyes) – 3:33
"Never Know" (Freese, Muggerud) – 3:14
"Last Laugh" (featuring Prodigy and Twin) (Bradford, Freese, Johnson, Jones, Muggerud, Raheem, Reyes) – 3:42
"Bong Hit" (Muggerud) – 1:20
"What's Your Number?" (featuring Tim Armstrong) (Freese, Muggerud, Simonon) – 3:50
"Once Again" (Freese, Muggerud) – 3:48
"Number Seven" (Muggerud) – 0:50
"One Last Cigarette" (Freese, Muggerud, Piccioni) – 2:46
"Street Wars" (Freese, Muggerud) – 2:42
"Till Death Do Us Part" (Freese, Nassar) – 3:54
"Eulogy" (Freese, Muggerud) – 1:08