Kittie, Spit - 45m 40s - Music Database

Tracks & Durations

1. Spit	2:20
2. Charlotte	3:57
3. Paperdoll	3:31
4. Suck	3:02
5. Do You Think I'm A Whore?	3:07
6. Brackish	2:24
7. Jonny	2:22
8. Trippin'	3:25
9. Raven	2:46
10. Get Off (You Can Eat A Dick)	4:06
11. Choke	3:23
12. Immortal	11:09

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Review

This is exactly what Tipper Gore feared. Expose your bored daughters to the toxic combination of heavy-metal death fantasies, punk-rock nihilism, violent rap misogyny, and fuck-me feminism, and Kittie is what you get. This band belies the notion that the only rock from Canada is either by hollow-voiced sirens or is over-intellectualized prog-rock. The fact that all of the band's members are still in high school is almost incidental, as Spit contains a maturity and insight, not to mention a musicianship, not usually ascribed to the under-21 set. Consider the lyrics to "Paperdoll," which addresses stereotypical images of women: "They try her on for size / She fits nice / One size fits all...." All four members are strong musicians, but special notice must be paid to lead singer Morgan Lander, who whispers kitten-soft one second and lets loose an ear-shattering howl the next. Kittie's aggressive, full-bore music, in the grand tradition of Babes in Toyland and L7, pulls no punches and makes no compromise. --Genevieve WilliamsLike Josie & the Pussycats with sharper Claws. This London, Ontario four piece have been featured in Rolling Stone & Spin magazines as well as being interviewed on MTV. Production by GGGarth Richards (Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chilli Peppers & Ozzy Osbourne). 12 tracks on an enhanced CD. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

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