House of Pain "Same As It Ever Was (30th Anniversary)" COLOR:YELLOW w/ Bonus GREEN 7" and Chicagoan Teddy Rankin Parker

and Chicagoan Teddy Rankin Parker (cello)

pulling from some of their greatest albums

the album continues the deep consideration and dissection of Paris' own experiences and observations as a woman

Ultimate Fakebook

Hatchie's kaleidoscopic sonic palette draws out distinct moods and tones

House of Pain "Same As It Ever Was (30th Anniversary)" COLOR:YELLOW w/ Bonus GREEN 7" and Chicagoan Teddy Rankin ParkerSame as It Ever Was is the second album by House of Pain, which followed their massively successful album Fine Malt Lyrics. It was released in 1994 and peaked at number 12 on the Top R&B Hip Hop Albums and Billboard 200. With this album, Everlast changed his style of rapping considerably and unveiled a much more distinctive and recognizable approach. Sounding twisted, damaged, and maniacal, Everlast grabs the listener's attention and refuses to let go