AMPHETAMINE REPTILE RECORDS • KILLER NOISES Various Artists 1994

 

Discogs

Compilation on Amphetamine Reptile Records



Tracklist

1	Cows–	Slapback
2	Helmet (2)–	Born Annoying
3	Helios Creed–	The Warning
4	Melvins–	Night Goat
5	Gear Jammer–	2 Tons Of Chrome
6	Today Is The Day–	The Kick Inside
7	Cosmic Psychos–	Champagne Sunday
8	Boss Hog–	Some Sara
9	Vertigo (12)–	Driver #43
10	Hammerhead (2)–	Evil Twin
11	Janitor Joe–	Stinker
12	Guzzard–	Tex
13	Halo Of Flies–	Human Fly
14	Surgery (2)–	Little Debbie
15	Chokebore–	Throats

 

AMREP 1993 SAMPLER Various Artists 1993

 

 

Discogs

Tracklist

1	–Chokebore	Coat
2	–Cows	Sugar Torch
3	–Boss Hog	Some Sara
4	–Guzzard	Tex
5	–Surgery (2)	Kickin Around
6	–Helios Creed	The Federation
7	–Janitor Joe	Boys In Blue
8	–Cosmic Psychos	Rain Gauge
9	–Today Is The Day	I Bent Scared
10	–Hammerhead (2)	Tuffskins
11	–Vertigo (12)	King Of Terror
12	–X (10)	I Don't Wanna Go Out
13	–Helmet (2)	Born Annoying

AMREP MOTORS (1995 MODELS) Various Artists 1995

 

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Tracklist

1	–Love 666	MDMA
2	–Cosmic Psychos	The Man Who Drank Too Much
3	–Today Is The Day	Willpower
4	–Guzzard	Sixed
5	–Halo Of Kitten	I Hate Porn
6	–Chokebore	Cursor
7	–Cows	The Bucket
8	–Hammerhead (2)	Swallow
9	–Supernova (11)	Math
10	–Helios Creed	Tele-Vision
11	–Janitor Joe	Fragile X
12	–Snivlem*	Larry
13	–Party Diktator	Stand Behind Me
14	–Gear Jammer	He Drinks
15	–SWAT*	In The Ghetto

COSMIC PSYCHOS Blokes You Can Trust 1991

by request

 

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Artist Biography by Stephen Howell

One of the most notorious Australian pub rock bands, the Cosmic Psychos officially began their journey together in 1985. Living by the rule of thumb that you should drink before you play a show because your friends might drink all of the beer, the Psychos gained a reputation for not caring about money so much as the free alcohol, laughs, and overseas traveling involved with being in a rock band. Over the course of seven full-length albums, one best-of collection, one EP, 11 singles, and more than five compilation appearances, the group has sang with Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder, befriended Mudhoney, and supplied beer to Silverchair at Australia's Big Day Out festival. Bassist Ross Knight was playing in a high school punk band in the late '70s, called Rancid Spam, in Victoria, Australia, located two hours north of Melbourne. In the meantime, guitarist Peter Jones and drummer Bill Walsh were performing together in the Melbourne group Spring Plains with a bassist and vocalist. After the bass player left in 1982, Walsh and Jones asked their friend Knight for his assistance. Knight and the singer from Rancid Spam had relocated to Melbourne in the early '80s. When they arrived in the city, Walsh was one of the first people who Rancid Spam's singer met at university. The singer introduced Knight to Walsh, and they became fast friends. Knight agreed to join Spring Plains on bass and by 1985, the threesome handed the original singer his walking papers. After deciding that Knight would take over vocal duties, the group changed its name to the Cosmic Psychos. 

Tracklist

1	Back At School
2	Dead Roo
3	I'm Up Your Out
4	Loser
5	Nightshift
6	Hooray Fuck
7	Do It To Me
8	Never Grow Old
9	What
10	Elle