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LA RECENSIONE
Excellent assembly of covers reinterpreted with compelling grit and stimulating rhythms. Draws their repertoire from Who, Small Faces, Yardbirds, and others. . . . . . . . . feedback and distorters are the natural effects most used by the Litter. Pure garageband state.
LONG LIVE BREVITY!
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Summary by Bot
Litter's 'Distortions' is a compelling collection of classic rock covers infused with gritty, raw garage energy. Drawing from iconic bands like The Who and Yardbirds, the album highlights heavy use of feedback and distortion, capturing a pure garageband vibe. The review praises the album's brevity and intensity.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
01 Action Woman (02:33)
Hey, Miss High and Mighty
I've had all I can take
Walkin' right on by me
That's your last mistake
I've gotta find myself some action
To satisfy my soul
A little satisfaction
Before I lose control
You say you love me good
But why are you so cold?
You say you own the world,
But you don't own my soul.
A little competition, now
Maybe that'll wake you up,
Stir up some ambition, yeah
And really shake you up.
Yeah! Oh!
I'm gonna find me an action woman
To love me all the time,
A satisfaction woman
Before I lose my mind.
Yeah, I'm gonna find me an action woman
To love me all the time,
A satisfaction woman
Before I lose my mind.
I'm gonna find me an action woman
A satisfaction woman!
I'm gonna find me an action woman! (fade out)
The Litter
Formed in Minneapolis as a beat group influenced by British bands like The Who and Yardbirds; released Distortions (1967) and Emerge (1969), noted for feedback, fuzz and hard-hitting garage rock.02 Reviews
