The Litter-$ 100 Fine-'60s Garage Rock,Psychedelic Rock-NEW LP

The Litter ‎– $ 100 Fine
Label:
Sundazed Music ‎– LP 5504
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue
Country:
US
Released:
Mar 2016
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock

How do you top The Litter's godlike '67 longplayer, Distortions? Well, you don't. But leave it to The Litter to deliver the equally essential (not to mention hopelessly rare) '68 follow-up, $100 Fine. From the ultra-explosive album opener, "Mindbreaker" (where the Distortions sound now takes on Blue Cheer-like heaviosity) to the LP's epic finale; a nine-minute, ambitiously retooled "She's Not There," $100 Fine ranks as one of its era?s masterpieces.

In a tradition established on Distortions, The Litter again prove they were the most totally inspired -- no, make that totally English-inspired -- cover band to invade a US recording studio. $100 Fine includes exceptional covers of Jeff Beck ("Tally Man"), newcomers Procol Harum ("Kaleidoscope"), and last but certainly most obscure, a cover of "Here I Go Again" by Eire Apparent.

But what separates $100 Fine from its predecessor is the emergence of original material; from the "Fresh Cream"-style harmonica wailer "Blues One" to heavier psychedelic fare like "(Under the Screaming Double) Eagle." For further enticement, we should mention everything is drenched in double-tracked, screaming fuzz from Midwest guitar legend Tom "Zip" Caplan. Unfairly rare but now rescued by Sundazed--and sounding exactly like it should. PLAY LOUD!!!! PLAY EVEN LOUDER!!!!

Includes:

Mindbreaker • Tallyman • Here I Go Again • Morning Sun • (Under The Screaming Double) Eagle • Apologies To 2069 • Kaleidoscope • Blues One • She’s Not There

Tracklist
A1     Mindbreaker     
A2     Tallyman     
A3     Here I Go Again     
A4     Morning Sun     
A5     (Under The Screaming Double) Eagle     
A6     Apologies To 2069     
B1     Kaleidoscope     
B2     Blues One     
B3     She's Not There     
Barcode and Other Identifiers

    Barcode: 090771550415