Album Info
Artist: | Hoodoo Gurus |
Album: | Electric Soup (The Singles Collection) |
Released: | Australia, 1 Nov 2018 |
Tracklist:
A1 | What's My Scene | 3:50 |
A2 | Bittersweet | 3:51 |
A3 | Come Anytime | 3:21 |
A4 | My Girl | 2:41 |
A5 | 1000 Miles Away | 4:30 |
B1 | I Want You Back | 3:13 |
B2 | Axegrinder | 3:28 |
B3 | The Generation Gap | 3:42 |
B4 | Death Defying | 3:26 |
B5 | A Place In The Sun | 3:41 |
C1 | Tojo | 3:23 |
C2 | In The Middle Of The Land | 4:34 |
C3 | Good Times | 3:02 |
C4 | Castles In The Air | 4:52 |
D1 | Leilani | 4:08 |
D2 | Poison Pen | 4:13 |
D3 | Another World | 3:17 |
D4 | Like Wow - Wipeout | 3:13 |
D5 | Miss Freelove '69 | 4:12 |
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Description
"Electric Soup (The Singles Collection)" is a compilation album by Australian rock band Hoodoo Gurus, released in 1992. As the title suggests, this album compiles the band's most popular singles up to that point, providing a comprehensive overview of their career up to that time.
The album features many of Hoodoo Gurus' most beloved tracks, including "I Want You Back," "Tojo," "Bittersweet," and "Like Wow - Wipeout!" Each song showcases the band's unique blend of garage rock, power pop, and surf influences, combined with witty lyrics and catchy melodies that have made them a staple of Australian rock music.
"I Want You Back," one of the band's earliest hits, kicks off the compilation with its infectious guitar riff and sing-along chorus. The song's upbeat tempo and playful lyrics set the tone for the album, highlighting the band's ability to craft instantly memorable hooks and anthemic choruses.
"Tojo" and "Bittersweet" follow suit, with their driving rhythms and infectious energy propelling the listener forward. These tracks exemplify the band's knack for blending garage rock grit with pop sensibilities, creating songs that are both catchy and substantive.
"Like Wow - Wipeout!" stands out as one of Hoodoo Gurus' signature songs, with its catchy melody, surf-inspired guitar riff, and playful lyrics paying homage to the beach culture of their native Australia. The song's infectious energy and sing-along chorus have made it a perennial favorite among fans and a staple of the band's live performances.
In addition to their original hits, "Electric Soup" also includes a cover of The O'Kaysions' "Girl Watcher," showcasing the band's ability to put their own spin on classic tunes while staying true to their garage rock roots.
While "Electric Soup" serves primarily as a retrospective of Hoodoo Gurus' early career, it also offers a glimpse into the band's evolution and growth over the years. From their raw and energetic debut singles to their more polished and melodic later releases, the album provides a comprehensive overview of the band's enduring appeal and influence on Australian rock music.
In conclusion, "Electric Soup (The Singles Collection)" is a must-have compilation for fans of Hoodoo Gurus and Australian rock music in general. With its collection of classic singles and infectious melodies, the album serves as a reminder of the band's enduring popularity and their place in the pantheon of Australian music legends.