Lit - A Place in the Sun
Facts
| Artist(s) | Lit |
| Studio | RCA |
| Release Date | February 23, 1999 |
| UPC Code | 078636777528 |
| Buy this item | $9.99 at Amazon.com As of Jan 8 13:03 EST (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 24 hours, |
About Lit - A Place in the Sun
Power pop is a catch-all term used to describe the music made by any band that knows a minimum of three chords and plays them loudly through electric guitars. Because of this, power pop is often frustratingly dim. Lit are the exception. On A Place in the Sun, Lit sound like Nirvana minus the angst, replacing it with Cheap Trick's melodic sensibility. Their slice-of-Gen-X-life lyrics are comprehensible, wryly personal musings of love, lust, alcohol, and the abuses of each. "My car is in the front yard / And I'm sleeping with my clothes on / Came in through the window last night / And you're gone," frontman A. Jay Popoff relates in "My Own Worst Enemy." Popoff sings in a from-the-gut, pure rock & roll voice that never needs to scream to be powerful or emotional. The hooks, played by brother Jeremy Popoff, are bigger than a cruise-ship anchor. There is absolutely nothing unfamiliar about any of these songs, but A Place in the Sun is one of the meatiest albums of its ilk, leaving its counterparts in the dark. --Beth Massa Amazon.com
Tracks
- Four
- My Own Worst Enemy
- Down
- Miserable
- No Big Thing
- Zip-Lock
- Lovely Day
- Perfect One
- Quicksand
- Happy
- The Best Is Yet to Come Undone
- A Place in the Sun
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User Reviews
Average user review:| A classic |
| Lit at Their Best |
I highly recommend this album for anyone wanting to give Lit a listen, trust me, you'll like it! November 18, 2007
| LIT HAS WESSONALITY!!! |
I thought about this quotation while I was forced at the press of two soft lips - lips locked upon mine - and the pressing of a most perfected body which demanded my attention and business end of my hands as she squealed her intentions to and upon me. And so the LIT CD played on; and on it played . . . and played more aptly as it played, I found . . .
. . . Four, play . . . down, Went I . . . no big thing, Well, THAT is a damnable lie . . . zip(un)lock, Went We . . . lovely day, Oh, IT WAS . . . perfect one, MmmHmm . . . and, for us alone, the band played on . . .
I will, for the rest of my natural life, love this CD. I will love "A PLACE IN THE SUN" for the music that is a mere testament to good life and the living of it, itself. If you can slip this disc in and NOT dance around your APT like a Freak of Nature, you are either (a) dead inside, (b) a significantly better dancer than I, or (c) lacking a soul of sorts.
LIT'S "A Place in the Sun" - featuring the (forgive me, Oaxaca) rather PEPPY "My Own Worst Enemy" is music to that is fast and fun. I urge you to set aside, if only for an afternoon, your Haydn: Paris Symphonies 82-87, your A Love Supreme, and your Love Duets, and let your rubber legs go all freaky deaky funky sonic knocks to this great outlet of sound.
dma
October 30, 2007
| 1 cent. this has gotta be crap. |
| Not as Good as I Remember it Being |
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