Music# |
Artist | Title |
| 1 | B.O.B. | Nothin' On You |
| 2 | Paramore | Brick By Boring Brick |
| 3 | Manchester Orchestra | Shake It Out |
| 4 | Jason Derulo | In My Head |
| 5 | Rihanna | Rude Boy |
| 6 | Snoop Dogg | I Wanna Rock |
| 7 | Josh Turner | Why Don't We Just Dance |
| 8 | Muse | Resistance |
| 9 | Vampire Weekend | Cousins |
| 10 | Cypress Hill | Aramada Latina |
| 11 | Pearl Jam | Just Breathe |
| 12 | John Mayer | Heartbreak Warfare |
| 13 | Taio Cruz | Break Your Heart |
| 14 | Green Day | Last Of The American Girl |
| 15 | Jay-Z | Young Forever |
| 16 | Stone Temple Pilots | Between The Lines |
| 17 | Cage The Elephant | In One Ear |
| 18 | Blake Shelton | Hillbilly Bone |
| 19 | Jamie Foxx | Winner |
| 20 | Steel Magnolia | Keep On Loving You |
The Mistake
OMG
Mockingbird
Naturally
Crazy Town
B.O.B.
Cypress Hill-Rise Up Review:
Cypress Hill's new album Rise Up was pretty refreshing. My previous knowledge of Cypress Hill was confined to "Insane In The Membrane," so being able to hear a full-length album of theirs was an interesting experience. Tons of people make cameos on the record, including Marc Anthony and Pitbull for the single "Armada Latina," Tom Morello of Rage Against The Machine fame, and Everlast, just to name a few. Rise Up still has Cypress Hill's old feel, but the songs are much more complex. There are layers to every song, and you can hear influences you normally might not. Some tracks are more electro-driven, like "Light It Up," while others show a Latin influence with airy guitars and light bass like Armada Latina. The whole album was enjoyable, and definitely something new for Cypress Hill while still staying true to their roots.
Recommended Tracks: Light It Up, Armada Latina, Get It Anyway
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