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 Tripping The Light Fantastic - Lit
Newest Review: ... you...You give me ammunition, you are my gasoline, i hope you stick around cuz, you kill me, you fuel me...I don't even ... more  ... listen to this kind of music, i only want to be famous." -No Big Thing - also on 'A Place...' slightly more raw, early sound but still the same great song. -Habib - indian style intro, "Love is where i like to spend time away from you...I can't ease your mind and nothing goes away, harder to move on and easy to stay away...I can't go on, can't get away. All that i love is, part of my pain." I love this song -Explode - slow to start, gets pretty heavy "I'm gonna explode2. th...more |
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Tripping The Light Fantastic - Lit: The title's true, its fantastic!! (655 words)
by - written on 18/11/00 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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This is Lit's first ever album, released in 1997, then re-released in 1999. It differs quite a bit from 'A Place in the Sun' as the sound is heavier in places. Lit are: A.Jay Popoff - Vocals Jeremy Popoff - Guitar Kevin Baldes - Bass Allen Shellenberger - Drums They're a band from California, who have a very distinctive style to their music. Also to their clothes, they love 1960's America. The Playlist is as follows: -Beginning - may come as a shock to fans of 'A Place in the Sun', reminiscent of early Nirvana (Bleach). Heaviest of their songs. Plenty of rage and ... Read the complete review
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