#Senen Reyes

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Cypress Hill - "I Ain't Goin' Out Like That" [x]

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We Legalized It 2024: Cypress Hill, The Pharcyde, & Souls of Mischief Live at Tabernacle

On January 16th, 2024, the legendary Cypress Hill announced one of the hottest tours in 2024, We Legalized It 2024 featuring Cypress Hill w/ California hip hop legends The Pharcyde & Souls of Mischief. It has been a goal of mine to photograph not only Souls of Mischief but also Cypress Hill, so this tour with The Pharcyde was icing on the cake for my hopes and dreams. I have seen Cypress Hill a few times over the years, but I knew this tour would be something special bringing out fellow West Coast vets The Pharcyde and Souls of Mischief.

Cypress Hill is a West Coast hip-hop/rap rock/hardcore hip-hop/gangsta rap/psychedelic rap group from South Gate, CA. that formed in 1988. Cypress Hill consists of Louis “B-Real” Freese (vocals), Senen “Sen Dog” Reyes (vocals), Eric “Eric Bobo” Correa (drums/percussion), Lawerence “DJ Muggs” Muggerud (turntables/samples) and while on tour Lord “DJ Lord” Asword (turntables/samples/vocals). It is worth noting that B-Real, Sen Dog, and DJ Muggs are founding members of Cypress Hill. They have released ten (10) LPs and have been nominated for numerous awards including the Grammy’s.

Souls of Mischief is a groundbreaking alternative hip-hop/West Coast hip-hop group from East Oakland, CA. forming in 1991. Souls of Mischief features A-Plus, Phesto, Opio, and Tajai (also most noted as members of the hip-hop supergroup Hieroglyphics). Souls of Mischief has released six (6) LPs and fourteen (14) Singles. They have released six (6) LPs (including the debut album 93’ Til Infinity) and various singles over their historic career. When I first heard their debut album in 1993, I was overcome by so many feelings and emotions after listening to this record. Each member’s lyrical techniques, the unique production of each track, the blissful feeling after listening to this album, and the positive message this group personifies make Souls of Mischief one of my all-time favorite hip-hop groups.

Last year, I was fortunate to catch Souls of Mischief on their 30th Anniversary ’93 Til Infinity tour at City Winery in Atlanta, GA. So, I had a feeling how energetic and addictive their live show would be. I was over the moon when Souls of Mischief started the night with “You Never Knew” a Hieroglyphics track. Since I have not seen Hieroglyphics perform yet, this was special for me, and I am sure more people in the crowd have been fans of Souls of Mischief/Hieroglyphics. Getting to hear Souls of Mischief play some of their hits off their debut album; “Let ‘em Know”, “Live and Let Live”, “’93 Til Infinity”, and “Never No More” was very satisfying after a long day before this concert. I appreciated seeing people of all ages in the crowd singing along to the Souls of Mischief set. It proved that no matter the era, if the music is good people will love it regardless of when it was released.

Check out Souls of Mischief’s Official website to see all their announced dates in 2024!

The Pharcyde is a progressive rap/alternative hip-hop group that formed in 1983 in South Central Los Angeles, CA. The Pharcyde has released four (4) LPs, one (1) EP, three (3) Compilations, eleven (11) Singles, and six (6) music videos. The Pharcyde’s first four albums are all incredible in the hip-hop genre, most notably their first two (2) releases: Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde and Labcabincalifornia. The original members of The Pharcyde included Imani (Emandu Wilcox), Slimkid3 (Trevant Hardson), Fatlip (Derrick Stewart), and Bootie Brown (Romye Robinson). The Pharcyde is currently touring with three original members: Imani, Slimkid3, and Fatlip.

My first time watching The Pharcyde perform was a rather eclectic tour in 1996 at the long-forgotten venue International Ballroom in Atlanta, GA. This was the Life is Peachy Tour headlined by Korn which had none other than The Pharcyde as one of the openers. So, it has been quite a while since I had the chance to see The Pharcyde do their thing on stage. The crowd in attendance was treated to some of The Pharcyde’s best tracks: “Ya Mama”, “Passin’ Me By”, “Runnin”, and “Oh Shit” to name a few. You could see The Pharcyde having way too much fun on stage, and I know they enjoyed the crowd’s eager participation throughout their electrifying set. I hope that The Pharcyde can continue this bizarre ride they have created over the years and keep rocking crowds in the future.

Check out The Pharcyde’s Official YouTube Channel so you can listen to some of their music today!

Cypress Hill has performed phenomenally every time I have seen them play live. At last year’s Shaky Knees (2023) performance, Cypress Hill performed their second album, Black Sunday, in its entirety to celebrate the 30th anniversary of that album. Once DJ Lord warmed up the crowd, Cypress Hill started the night off with a classic track off Black Sunday, “Cock the Hammer”, and the crowd went wild rapping along to B-Real and Sen Dog. Since the start of Souls of Mischief’s set, the crowd kept ahold of the same intense vibe throughout each set. As Cypress Hill blazed through track after track from their 36-year career, I was elated to hear a good number of tracks from their self-titled debut album Cypress Hill and Black Sunday. To end the set, Cypress Hill had the help of some special friends including DJ Hurricane, Prince Paul, The Pharcyde, Souls of Mischief, and members of the Dungeon Family to perform a snippet of House of Pain’s “Jump Around”.

Check out Cypress Hill’s career-spanning setlist from Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA. below:

·         DJ Lord Intro

·         “Cock the Hammer”

·         “Real Estate”

·         “Hand on the Pump”

·         “When the Shit Goes Down”

·         “A to the K”

·         “Tequila Sunrise”

·         “Low Rider”

·         “Latin Lingo”

·         DJ Lord + Perc Instrumental Battle

·         “Stoned is the Way of the Walk”

·         “New Weed Medley”

·         “Illusions”

·         “Boom Biddy Bye Bye”

·         “Throw Ya Set in the Air”

·         “Ain’t Going Out Like That”

·         “How I Could Just Kill a Man”

·         “Insane in the Membrane”

·         “(Rap) Super Star”

·         “Jump Around” (snippet of House of Pain cover w/ Prince Paul, DJ Hurricane, members of the Dungeon Family, The Pharcyde, and Souls of Mischief)

Head to Cypress Hill’s Official Merchandise page today and grab some We Legalized It 2024 merch and much more! You can also view Cypress Hill’s Official tour page to see if they are coming close to you in 2024!

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Famous Birthday

November 20, 1965

Happy birthday Sen Dog 

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Cypress Hill’s Haunted Hill – PlayStation Theater – October 25, 2019

It can’t really be Halloween in New York City until Cypress Hill’s Haunted Hill arrives, which it did on Friday night at PlayStation Theater.

Photos courtesy of Joe Papeo | www.irocktheshot.com

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Ghost Rider #1 (2016)

Cypress Hill//Cypress Hill IV

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Happy Birfday Sen Dog Born: November 22, 1965 in Pinar del Río, Cuba

Senen Reyes, also known by his stage name Sen Dog, is a Cuban-American rapper and musician who is best known as a member of the rap group Cypress Hill and as the lead vocalist for the heavy metal band Powerflo.

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Dimebash 2018 Opens NAMM Show at The Observatory in Santa Ana

Review + photos by L Paul Mann

January 25, 2018 |  Santa Ana, CA –   The NAMM show held each year in Anaheim California always brings a multitude of rock veterans to the area who end up playing at various venues across the county. The first night of this year’s show was no exception with concerts cropping up all across the region. But the sold-out show at The Observatory in Santa Ana featured the most impressive line up of veteran rockers, coming together for the annual Dimebash. The tribute concert in honor of Darrell Lance Abbott (Dimebag), the former guitarist of Pantera, who was murdered onstage in 2004. The show will benefit the Ronnie James Dio Stand Up And Shout Cancer Fund, Kitten Rescue LA, and KYNG’s GoFundMe campaign set up to help recover stolen gear and transportation.

The master of ceremonies for this year’s festivities was Sirius radio personality Jose Mangin, who also doubled as a respectable lead singer on a couple of rock jams during the night. The evening began with an explosive rock and wrapped drenched set by the new group Powerflo, led by Cypress Hill rapper Sen Dog (Senen Reyes). The group also includes William “Billy” Graziadei, the lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and founding member of Biohazard, Belgian bassist Christian Olde Wolbers, lead guitarist and backing vocalist Rogelio “Roy” Lozano, and drummer Fernando Schaefer. The band is reminiscent of the sounds of Ice T and Body Count, with a bit more rock vent. A sea of black shirt clad metal fans screamed their approval while pumping their fists in the air.

The rest of the evening featured an ever-changing landscape of veteran rockers playing short sets, adding up to a four-hour marathon of music. Members of a multitude of rock bands made appearances, including various players from PANTERA, SUICIDAL TENDENCIES, ROB ZOMBIE, ALICE COOPER, FEAR FACTORY, ARMORED SAINT, KING’S X, ACE FREHLEY, KYNG, CYPRESS HILL, BIOHAZARD, POWERFLO, FIREBALL MINISTRY, PRONG, ACT OF DEFIANCE and KORN.

One set included veteran drummer Gene Hoglan (Strapping Young Lad, Death, Fear Factory, Testament, Dethklok, etc.). He was joined by Tony Campos, Courtney Cox and other musicians for some Pantera covers of “Cemetery Gates” and “Domination.” The guitar highlight of the evening came with a set by Rob Zombie’s brilliant lead guitarist, John 5. The extraordinary guitarist has just released his live album, It’s Alive, on January 25th and will begin a US tour shortly. The metal master led his solo band in an extended medley including riffs from many of the best rock songs of the last 25 years. The crowd went wild responding to every riff change with a roar.

The jam sessions continued with covers of classic songs from Black Sabbath, Ted Nugent, Iron Maiden, Thin Lizzy, and of course Pantera hits, performed by several metal veterans, including Doug Pinnick (Kings X), Mike Muir (Suicidal Tendencies). The band Kyng tore through a searing rendition of Van Halen’s “Hot for Teacher.”

The evening ended on a high note with a surprise appearance by Korn’s lead singer Jonathan Davis, for a heavy metal version the Pink Floyd classic “Another Brick in the Wall.” The song included a special appearance on bass by Rex Brown, the only member of Pantera to appear for the evening. The band continued with the song “Fucking Hostile,” with vocals being taken over by Luis Delgado from Pantera tribute band, Trendkill Revolution. The show ended with Brown still on bass for “Walk,” this time with Mangin on vocals. After the show, Dimebag’s wife Rita appeared on stage with Brown to thank the crowd for their enthusiastic response. Long live the music of Dimebag.

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Continúa conflicto entre Nopalera y Zimatlán; retuvieron a un campesino

Rebeca Luna Jiménez

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Autoridades municipales y el representante de los ejidatarios de Zimatlán de Lázaro Cárdenas, Putla de Guerrero Oaxaca, y el Centro de Derechos Humanos y Asesoría a Pueblos Indígenas A. C. (Cedhapi) solicitaron urgentemente la intervención de los cuerpos policiacos para salvaguardar la vida y la integridad física de los pobladores.

Jordan Victorino Hernández Sánchez, agente municipal de Zimatlán de Lázaro Cárdenas, Severiano Mejía Hernández, presidente de Ejidatarios de Zimatlán de Lázaro Cárdenas A. C., y Maurilio Santiago Reyes, presidente del Cedhapi, denunciaron que el pasado 17 de julio, aproximadamente a las seis de la tarde, el señor Felipe Sánchez Bautista, vecino de Zimatlán de Lázaro Cárdenas, fue privado de su libertad por un grupo armado de San Sebastián Nopalera, cuando se encontraba levantando su cosecha en el paraje El Camalote, ya que iba acompañado de dos personas más, mismos que se percataron que quienes se llevaban al señor Felipe eran vecinos de San Sebastián Nopalera.

Cabe mencionar que el señor José Felipe Sánchez Bautista es una de las personas que fue privado de su libertad y torturado el día 11 de octubre de 2016 por un grupo armado de San Sebastián Nopalera, ya que formó parte de una comisión conformada por el visitador general de la Defensoría de Derecho Humanos y demás autoridades y vecinos, cuando realizaban un recorrido en Zimatlán de Lázaro Cárdenas y por intervención de diferentes autoridades fue puesto en libertad.

Los antecedentes de desapariciones forzadas de la comunidad datan del día 29 de mayo de 2010, desaparecieron forzadamente a los ciudadanos Marcelino Pedro Hernández Jiménez, de 39 años de edad, y el joven Eleazar Asunción Sánchez Hernández, de 19 años de edad.

Además, el día 19 de abril de 2012, desapareció el señor Francisco Jiménez García, de 36 años de edad. El día 7 de mayo de 2016, desapareció el señor Eufrocino Macario Hernández García, de 45 años de edad.

Finalmente, el día 11 de octubre de 2016, desaparecieron los señores Senen García Bautista, de 60 años de edad, y Sebastián García Bautista, de 50 años de edad.

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[c0mingund0ne]

The homie Senen! I miss this foo, he was like my adopted father lol. I'm super duper close with his daughter Dayzee and his son Noe, and he treated me as one of his own children. One of the chillest old farts I have ever met! I miss him and the whole Reyes familia... We will reunite soon, I promise Sen.