Hell Yeah!
by HorrorPops

Hell Yeah! by HorrorPops
Year: 2004
Release date: 2004-02-10
Overall rank: 59,923rd   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
73/100 (from 4 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 2004 (1,094th)
Award Top albums of the 2000s (11,271st)
Award Best albums of all time (59,923rd)

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HorrorPops bestography

Hell Yeah! is ranked 2nd best out of 3 albums by HorrorPops on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by HorrorPops is Bring It On! which is ranked number 52734 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 12.

HorrorPops album bestography « Higher ranked (52,734th)
Bring It On!
This album (59,923rd)
Hell Yeah!
Lower ranked (97,943rd) »
Kiss Kiss Kill Kill

(N.B. Bestographies include all albums by an artist (and their variations), but do not include albums ranked outside the top 100,000).

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Overall rank: 59,923rd | 2000s rank: 11,271st | 2004 rank: 1,094th

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70/100
 
08/02/2025 07:23 MadhattanJack  Ratings distribution  5,68966/100
 
90/100
 
08/12/2020 17:16 TheDude85  Ratings distribution  9,53683/100
 
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12/07/2017 22:58 Dankel  Ratings distribution  2,60976/100
 
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07/01/2014 13:12 pa  Ratings distribution  3,56581/100
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A 21st Century updating of the pioneers of the niche "psychobilly" style of L.A.'s "The Cramps" of the 80s, Denmark's "HorrorPops" burst forth from one's speakers with the demented sounds of the disc "Hell Yeah! fronted by upright bassist and lead vocalist Patricia, and the dueling grimy/garage/graveyard guitar tones of Nekroman and Karsten. Patricia brings to mind the aforementioned Cramps singers Poison Ivy and Lux Interior, both in vocal style and choice of lyrical topics - singing of ghoulish drama queens, monster movies, and to quote one particular song title, "Psychbitches Outta Hell". The irreverent fun is always around to be uncovered in unexpected places - maybe even found under the bed. This Danish pop punk/rockabilly outfit know exactly how to dig up a dying entertainment form and raise the rock and soul(s) of many too soon departed rockers of the past.
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