THE LITTER Distortions
		Legendary '60s Garage Rock
Cat#: AA-077 Year: 1999 Price: $14.
Christened after the buzzing guitar sounds emblazoned on each cut, the Litter's Distortions album from 1967 is as much a cornerstone of any '60s punk collection as Here Are the Sonics!!! or Black Monk Time. Kicking off with the smack-you-in-the-face fuzz of the all-time classic "Action Woman," the non-stop raving album cuts up British Invasion covers like fellow Minnesotan Paul Bunyan hacking trees and scorches them in a bonfire that climaxes with a fierce rendering of "I'm A Man." Your collection already has a space reserved for this remastered reissue of Distortions graced by a version of "Hey Joe" from the same sessions and six bonus cuts recorded live at the Electric Theater in 1968.

DISTORTIONS [1966]: Action Woman, Whatcha Gonna Do About It, Codine, Somebody Help Me, Substitute, The Mummy, I'm So Glad, A Legal Matter, Rack My Mind, Soul-Searchin', I'm A Man, Hey Joe, Harpsichord Sonata #1

LIVE AT THE ELECTRIC THEATRE [8/18/68]: Here I Go Again *, The Egyptian, (Under The Screaming Double) Eagle *, Confessions (Of A Traveler through Time), Blues One, She's Not There *, Pegasus* * previously unreleased

SOUND SAMPLES You will need the RealAudio Player to hear these samples.
	Action Woman 35.6 Seconds Whatcha Gonna Do (sample 1) 25 Seconds Whatcha Gonna Do (sample 2) 17.2 Seconds Soul Searchin' 21.9 Seconds I'm A Man 27 Seconds