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COSMIC PSYCHOS - Loudmouth Soup LP
$29.95
Includes download code.
If you're going call the legendary Australian trio anything, it'd be consistent. Providing pub anthems for generations now, there's no stopping Cosmic Psychos. Opening the album in true Cosmic Psychos style, 100 Cans Of Beer starts with the crack of a tinnie. By the end of it, you'll either be extremely thirsty or mildly irritated. The lyrics were never going to be genius, but it's a little too reminiscent of the traditional 99 Bottles Of Beer. Feeling Average and Dogshit are the perfect hangover anthems, a likely outcome for the band that have been singing about beer since the '80s. Better In The Shed is sure to be the new favourite live singalong for punters. Delivered with classic Psychos energy, it's obvious "It's a cunt of a riff" will be that classic finger gun line. Rat On The Mat provides some funky "ooh la la la"s before proclaiming love for seafood marinara. It's vastly different sound from the rest of the album and oh so fun. In over 30 years nothing has really changed for the Cosmic Psychos and you've got to take this album for what it is — classic Aussie pub rock best listened to with a couple mates and a cold tinnie in hand.
If you're going call the legendary Australian trio anything, it'd be consistent. Providing pub anthems for generations now, there's no stopping Cosmic Psychos. Opening the album in true Cosmic Psychos style, 100 Cans Of Beer starts with the crack of a tinnie. By the end of it, you'll either be extremely thirsty or mildly irritated. The lyrics were never going to be genius, but it's a little too reminiscent of the traditional 99 Bottles Of Beer. Feeling Average and Dogshit are the perfect hangover anthems, a likely outcome for the band that have been singing about beer since the '80s. Better In The Shed is sure to be the new favourite live singalong for punters. Delivered with classic Psychos energy, it's obvious "It's a cunt of a riff" will be that classic finger gun line. Rat On The Mat provides some funky "ooh la la la"s before proclaiming love for seafood marinara. It's vastly different sound from the rest of the album and oh so fun. In over 30 years nothing has really changed for the Cosmic Psychos and you've got to take this album for what it is — classic Aussie pub rock best listened to with a couple mates and a cold tinnie in hand.
