Back with a renewed energy and purpose, Latino-flavored rappers Cypress Hill climbed back into the ring for another round in the fight for Hip-Hop supremacy on 'IV,' an album which is as much at home with ghetto street-kids as it is with California surfers.

With right hand man Sen Dog back in the fold, it completes the circle that B Real and DJ Muggs once drew as one of the most influential groups in Rap.

With this fourth album, Cypress Hill managed to hit the #11 spot on the Billboard album charts and it was certified gold.