Vampires Stole My Lunch Money
Mick Farren · 1978
34 min · 12 tracks · rock music
A chaotic blend of punk energy and rock irreverence, laced with sardonic lyrics and gritty instrumentation.
Top tracks — play these first
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Trouble Coming Every Day — This opening track sets the tone with its urgent pace and politically charged lyrics, encapsulating Farren's critique of contemporary society.
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Son of a Millionaire — This song exemplifies Farren's sharp wit as he satirizes privilege and entitlement, delivering a catchy hook that contrasts with its incisive commentary.
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I Want a Drink — In under two minutes, this track captures the anarchic spirit of the album while exploring themes of escapism and addiction through its punchy delivery.
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Bela Lugosi — With a nod to classic horror, this track showcases Farren's flair for theatricality while blending macabre imagery with an upbeat rhythm.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Trouble Coming Every Day 3:22
- 2 Half Price Drinks 3:30
- 3 I Don't Want to Go This Way 2:33
- 4 I Want a Drink 1:45
- 5 Son of a Millionaire 2:59
- 6 Zombie Line 2:41
- 7 Bela Lugosi 2:06
- 8 People Call You Crazy 2:49
- 9 Fast Eddie 2:06
- 10 Let Me In, Damn You 3:11
- 11 (I Know From) Self Destruction 3:03
- 12 Drunk In The Morning 4:03
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