Louder Than Hell
41 min · 12 tracks
A raucous blend of stand-up comedy and rock that delivers biting social commentary with Kinison's signature loud, guttural delivery.
Top tracks — play these first
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Blind — Opening the album with a frenetic energy, this track sets the tone for Kinison's audacious humor and biting social critiques.
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Libya — This track exemplifies Kinison's fearless commentary on politics and war, using humor to address serious issues in a way that only he could.
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Jesus — In this standout track, Kinison tackles religious themes with his characteristic irreverence, challenging listeners' perspectives while eliciting laughter.
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World Hunger — Through sharp wit and satire, Kinison addresses global issues, blending humor with poignant observations about society’s failures.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Jesus
Kinison directly confronts religious hypocrisy while delivering an unexpected punchline that flips conventional narratives on their head.
This moment shifts from solemnity to humor abruptly, reflecting Kinison's ability to intertwine criticism with comedy in a provocative manner.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Blind 1:59
- 2 Big Menu 4:14
- 3 Libya 2:02
- 4 Relationships 2:49
- 5 Alphabet 5:20
- 6 Sexual Therapy 4:56
- 7 Manson 2:38
- 8 Jesus 4:44
- 9 Devil 4:18
- 10 World Hunger 4:13
- 11 Letter From Home 1:26
- 12 Love Song 2:28
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