Stash

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Stash [EP] by cypress hill released in 2002, includes various remixes of their songs. This EP Was heavily criticized for being censored for profanity, making certain songs unintelligible. Stash is Stoner Slang for a non-specific amount of weed for personal use, normally a large amount.


  • 1.Amplified - (Fredwreck remix)
  • 2.Illusions - (Harpsichord mix)
  • 3. Checkmate - (Hang 'Em High remix)
  • 4. Latin Lingo - (Blackout mix)
  • 5. (Rap)superstar - (Alchemist remix)
  • 6. Throw Your Set In The Air - (Slow Roll remix)


Stash[slang]- meaning a bag/pack/gram of weed(marijuana) you are holding.

- Also used on some other drugs like ketamine,meth,cocaine,heroin,etc.
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