SHARK SOUP: Fatlip Showbox CD. energetic punkabilly a la The Living End. CHECK VIDEO + audio… Whole album (all songs)

Description

Fans of living end, Stray Cats, Peacocks, and Rev Horton Heat, will love this album!!

Whole album (all songs):  https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lsW5vnoCRhAFeAdtxwQwDeI8OT6XxkPKw&feature=gws_kp_album&feature=gws_kp_artist

Shark Soup – Fatlip Showbox
Label: Kung Fu Europe – 78858-2
Format: CD, Album
Country: US
Released: 2005
Genre: Punk, Psychobilly
Tracklist
1 Holy Water
2 One Eyed Kat
3 The Making Money
4 Fighting ’59
5 Johnny Hellgate
6 Roadkill Reaction Revolution
7 The Soup Is Hot
8 Burn The Lights Out
9 Small Town Mayhem
10 Riddle’n’Dead
11 Unbeliever
12 Dead Man Street
13 Brain Washed
Europe Only Bonus Track
14 Getaway Gun
Companies etc
Licensed From – Byo Records
Notes
European print.

SAMPLES:  https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AJMPLJY/ref=dm_ws_sp_ps_dp
or  http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/6929898/a/fatlip+showbox.htm

This group of hipster, neo-punks from Erlangen, Germany deliver a brand of energetic punkabilly along the likes of The Living End and former tour mates, the Nekromantix. I find it increasingly interesting to see how sounds and trends can spread worldwide and expand while still maintaining an original essence. Such is the case with the expansive sounds of Shark Soup. For fans of the rockabilly scene, there wonât be any unnecessary tangents into the experimental unknown, and youâll be satisfied. For fans with tastes leaning towards the punk rock side of things, Shark Soup fulfill as their songs generally characterize a faster, more aggressive pace than typical rockabilly. As numerous listens have proven, it becomes progressively intriguing to see just how a typically American genre has sent these German emissaries into further development of a increasingly tired sound. “Holy Water” triumphs at revving the quintessential leather jacket, bass driven sounds of the genre. Though having a prototypical swinger-bounce, this hellish street-dance theme materializes nicely into the rest of the album, with most tracks displaying a stronger, grittier pace than the one before. Undeniable similarities are standard within the rockabilly scene, as most bands unintentionally find themselves using one other as musical references. This is the case with Fatlip Showbox’s fundamental tracks, “Roadkill Reaction Revolution” (a strong Horton Heat-like instrumental) and the quasi-mainstream rock “Burn The Lights Out.” The strongest song is the straight-line punk “Riddle-n-Dead” with â”Small Town Mayhem” a close second. “STM” defines the album as the mosaic it is, combining whoa whoa elements of punk, explicit rockabilly, and stomp rock; showing that this group of German natives not only acknowledge the work of bands before them, but continue to grow from that work, searching for a balance yet to be found.

#1 Punkabilly!!!!
Great rockin album!! Cant believe that this didn’t take off like the living end, very original sounding and great guitar slinging!! Fans of living end, stray cats, peacocks, and the man himself, rev horton heat, will love this album!!

Fatlip Showbox~ Shark Soup
Great album! I just saw these guys open for Nekromantix months ago and was blown away. Give them a listen. I guarantee if you like psychobilly you’ll like this band.”