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Litter
Re-Emerge
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Classic Rock

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Action Woman - The Litter, Kendrick, Warren
2. Too Hot to Handle - The Litter, Caplan, Tom "Zippy"
3. Takedown - The Litter, Caplan, Tom
4. City of Tears - The Litter, Caplan, Tom
5. Slipaway - The Litter, Caplan, Tom
6. Climbing to the Top - The Litter, Ottum
7. Starting Over Again - The Litter, Caplan, Tom "Zippy"
8. You Don't Fool Me - The Litter, Caplan, Tom "Zippy"
9. Stay with Me - The Litter, Caplan, Tom "Zippy"
10. Mother Starship - The Litter, Caplan, Tom
11. Love Is Just a Word (That Falls Apart) - The Litter, Caplan, Tom
12. Don't Make Me Go It Alone - The Litter, Stanhope
13. I Think of You - The Litter, Caplan, Tom "Zippy"
14. Takedown [Original Version] - The Litter, Caplan, Tom
15. Starting Over Again [Original Version] - The Litter, Caplan, Tom "Zippy"
16. Slipaway [Original Version] - The Litter, Caplan, Tom
17. Spider Lady - The Litter, Caplan, Tom

CD Details

All Artists: Litter
Title: Re-Emerge
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Arf Arf
Release Date: 11/10/1998
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
Styles: Oldies, Psychedelic Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 737835708022

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CD Reviews

Better than 'Emerge the Litter'

T. Gonzalez | Minneapolis, MN USA | 01/24/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This killer CD has got the original line up plus more (Mark Gallagher from the 2nd incarnation of the Litter & Mick Stanhope from Lightning singing lead and backup) This CD has all the intensity of Emerge except the band is more mature and experienced and they kick serious *ss! Too hot to handle is a classic example of that intensity, as Mark's incredible vocals and Zippy Caplan's wild lead guitar will attest. Tom Murray's percussion is not to be missed either; not as wild as 'Emerge' but on the money every song. A must have. Get it."