Cypress Hill really want to make their London Symphony Orchestra “Simpsons” collaboration happen in real life, the band have confirmed.
The hip-hop legends, who featured in the 1996 episode titled “Homerpalooza” with the famous orchestra, admitted they’ve been “actively speaking” to bosses to make sure the collab goes ahead.
Cypress Hill’s B-Real told Music Feeds: “We don’t have a date, it’s still tentative, we’re trying to work out all the details.
“It’s quite an endeavour to have [London Symphony Orchestra] learn the songs and actually figure out where the venue and all that s**t’s going to go. But that is something we are trying to figure out.”
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The episode in question saw Homer join the fictional travelling music festival “Hullabalooza”, which had the likes of Smashing Pumpkins, Peter Frampton, and Sonic Youth on the lineup.
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Cypress Hill were then asked if they’d hired the London Symphony Orchestra “possibly while high.” The group, after much conferring, admit they did, asking the instrumentalists if they know “Insane In The Brain”.
“The Simpsons” airs Sundays at 7:30 p.m. et/pt on Global.
