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Generally favorable reviews- based on 44 Ratings
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Cosmic EggYour Score0 out of 10User ScoreGenerally favorable reviews- based on 44 Ratings
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Dec 5, 2016As a follow up, this album really does lack. Although there are certain tracks that remind you why you love Wolfmother ('Cosmic Egg' , '10,000 Feet'), personally, I feel the whole album seems a little bland, a little drowned in noise. It's more like a collection of B-Sides. All in all, disappointing, but by no means bad.
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P.DruttenJan 25, 2010Between the few memorable songs this record is dripping with fillers. With high anticipations after the strong debut, it's hard not to get gravely disappointed with this one.
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Cosmic Egg [is] a mature sophomore effort, particularly if it's just judged on all the sonic textures Wolfmorther serves up, but as the album closes with a series of meandering mysticism it's hard not to miss Stockdale's previous reliance on nasty repetitive riffs.
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Cosmic Egg is the kind of album you'd quite happily pop on for the first part of a road trip while you're full of enthusiasm, but it'd quickly get changed at the first toilet stop.
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You could argue Wolfmother’s ballsy and carefree hi-octane music is all just innocent fun, ideally washed down with a six pack of tinnies. Yet it’s utterly devoid of soul and intelligence.