Lit - Studio Discography 1997 - 2004 [FLAC] [h33t] - Kitlope

PC Software: Windows 7 Ultimate Build 7600 File Type: FLAC Compression 6 Optical Drive Hardware: Samsung SH-S223L Optical Drive Firmware: SB04 Cd Software: Exact Audio Copy V1.0 Beta 1 (Secure Mode) EAC Log: Yes EAC Cue Sheet: Yes M3U Playlist: Yes Tracker(s):http://tracker.openbittorrent.com/announce; Torrent Hash: 775ABBDA063A8E2AE50D4D86F1BB8503EC66F624 File Size: 1.30 GB Label: RCA / DRT Entertainment Albums, Years & Catalog # in This Torrent: Tripping The Light Fantastic 1997 RCA 07863 67914-2 * A Place in The Sun 1999 BG2-67775 * Atomic 2001 RCA 07863 68086-2 * Lit 2004 (not my rip - Audiochecker File Included) * Denotes My Rip Please help seed these FLACs! From Wiki: Lit is an alternative rock band, based in Fullerton, California. They released several singles in the late 1990s and early 2000s including their #1 hit "My Own Worst Enemy", "Miserable", "Zip-Lock", "Over My Head", "Lipstick and Bruises", "Addicted", "Looks Like They Were Right" and "Times Like This". The band was formed in 1989 under the name Razzle. The group released a demo tape in 1990 and an EP entitled "New Vibe Revolution" in 1993. A few years later, the group changed its name to Stain, but due to another band owning the name, they changed their name to Lit in 1996. In the spring of 1997 the group released Tripping the Light Fantastic on the Malicious Vinyl record label.[1] Malicious Vinyl went out of business shortly after Tripping The Light Fantastic was released, which left the band unsigned once again. They spent their time writing a new batch of songs and showcasing for various record labels until they signed with RCA Records in 1998.[1] The group shot to stardom with the platinum album, A Place in the Sun, released in 1999. A Place In The Sun yielded the hit single, "My Own Worst Enemy," which held the number one position on the Billboard Hot Modern Rock Tracks chart for three months, and received a Billboard Music Award for the biggest modern rock song of 1999. It was followed by "Zip-Lock" (which featured Blink-182 in the video) and "Miserable", the latter of which was among the top ten most played songs of 2000 and featured Pamela Anderson in the video. The band performed over 286 shows and toured worldwide in support of A Place in the Sun. In addition to the Vans Warped Tour and a slot on Woodstock 1999, the band toured with The Offspring, Garbage, and No Doubt. Lit followed up A Place in the Sun with the 2001 release of Atomic which gave the band another Top 10 hit with "Lipstick And Bruises". Lit toured to support Atomic with Kid Rock, and Butch Walker. The group was released from their contract with RCA Records in late 2002. Lit went on a small, intimate club tour in the fall of 2003 before releasing the self-titled Lit on the DRT Entertainment label on June 24, 2004. The single "Looks Like They Were Right" made it on the Top 40 charts. That year the group also put out its first long-form DVD, All Access, on November 16, 2004. In March 2006, "The Slidebar" restaurant and bar opened in Fullerton, California, of which the band are investors. On May 5, 2008 it was announced that Lit's drummer, Allen Shellenberger, was diagnosed with a malignant glioma (brain tumor).[2] On July 26, 2008, Lit held a benefit for Allen at House Of Blues in Anaheim, California. A number of bands performed including Sugar Ray and Handsome Devil. No Doubt drummer Adrian Young filled in for Shellenberger on the drums for a few songs. Both drummers also played at the same time for a few songs. Shellenberger died on August 13, 2009, at the age of 39.[3] On November 27, 2009, Lit officially announced that Nathan Walker would be the new drummer for Lit and that writing had begun on a new album.[4] In April 2010 during an interview with OC Talk Radio, Lit hinted they are currently talking with and would return to a major label for their next release. They also revealed they are working on a new management deal as well as performing new material live. In September 2010, Kevin Baldes confirmed that Lit were currently in the studio, writing and recording their sixth studio album. The band is working with producer Marti Fredericksen (Aerosmith, Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, Sheryl Crow, Faith Hill).[5] The band reported they were still in the studio recording another album in July 2011, and released a demo titled "You Tonight". Tripping The Light Fantastic 1997 Tripping the Light Fantastic is the full-length debut of Lit, an alternative rock band. It was released on April 1, 1997, on Malicious Vinyl records. The band eventually left the record label owning the rights to "Tripping The Light Fantastic", and it was reissued in late 1999 on the bands own label, Dirty Martini, with distribution through RCA Records, which was Lit's current record label. Tracks: 1. "Beginning" – 3:47 2. "My World" – 2:13 3. "Fuel" – 4:17 4. "No Big Thing" – 2:39 5. "Habib" – 4:27 6. "Explode" – 3:03 7. "Bitter" – 3:30 8. "Amount To Nothing" – 2:21 9. "Dozer" – 4:39 10. "Fireman" – 4:08 11. "Cadillac" – 3:22 12. "I Don't Get It" – 2:48 A Place In The Sun 1999 A Place in the Sun was Lit's first album released under their contract with RCA Records in 1999, and their second full-length album overall. It was recorded in 1998 and released on February 23, 1999. It peaked at #31 on the Billboard 200. The album shot the band to stardom and features such smash hits as "My Own Worst Enemy", "Zip-Lock", and "Miserable". The song "No Big Thing", which was included in their previous album Tripping the Light Fantastic, was re-included in this album as well. The song "A Place in the Sun" was featured in the film American Pie 2. The song "Zip-Lock" was featured in the introduction in the film The Replacements. The song "Lovely Day" was featured in the Malcolm in the Middle episode Home Alone 4 Tracks: 1. "Four" – 3:21 2. "My Own Worst Enemy" – 2:49 3. "Down" – 3:43 4. "Miserable" – 4:16 5. "No Big Thing" – 2:32 6. "Zip-Lock" – 3:32 7. "Lovely Day" – 4:06 8. "Perfect One" – 4:09 9. "Quicksand" – 3:18 10. "Happy" – 2:50 11. "The Best Is Yet to Come Undone" ( A. J. Popoff, J. Popoff, Danny Peck) – 4:30 12. "A Place in the Sun" – 4:20 Atomic 2001 Atomic is Lit's third album, released on October 16, 2001. It peaked at #36 on the Billboard 200. "Happy In The Meantime" is located on the soundtrack for Mr. Deeds and is played as the credits roll. "Over My Head" was originally featured in the soundtrack for the 2000 animated Science Fiction film Titan AE. Tracks: 1. "Something to Someone" – 4:49 2. "The Last Time Again" (A. J. Popoff, J. Popoff, Butch Walker) – 3:17 3. "Addicted" – 2:56 4. "Lipstick and Bruises" – 3:00 5. "Everything's Cool" – 3:13 6. "Happy in the Meantime" (A. J. Popoff, J. Popoff, Danny Walker) – 2:49 7. "Drop D" – 3:27 8. "Sunny Weather" (A. J. Popoff, J. Popoff, B. Walker) – 3:13 9. "Next Time Around" (A. J. Popoff, J. Popoff, Kevin Blades, D. Walker) – 3:04 10. "Slip" – 4:00 11. "She Comes" (A. J. Popoff, J. Popoff, Glen Ballard) – 3:56 12. "Live for This" (A. J. Popoff, J. Popoff, Blades) – 3:21 13. "Over My Head" – 3:40 Lit 2004 Lit is Lit's fourth album, and their first all-new disc in three years. It also marks the first album issued by their new label Nitrus Records/DRT Entertainment. (During their three year hiatus, they split with RCA Records.) The album was recorded at World Class Audio in Anaheim and The Pool House in Fullerton, California. It peaked at #113 on the Billboard Top 200 and #6 on the Top independent albums. Tracks: 1. "Too Fast for a U-Turn" – 3:15 2. "Looks Like They Were Right" – 3:56 3. "Needle & Thread" (Kevin Baldes, J. Popoff) – 3:04 4. "Times Like This" (Marti Frederiksen, J. Popoff, A. Popoff) – 3:20 5. "Throwaway" (Kevin Baldes, J. Popoff, A. Popoff) – 3:31 6. "Forever Begins Right Now" (Dennis Hill, J. Popoff, A. Popoff)– 3:07 7. "Moonshine" – 3:21 8. "Alright" (J. Popoff) – 2:40 9. "Lullaby" (J. Popoff) – 4:15 10. "Hard To Find" (Kevin Baldes, J. Popoff, A. Popoff) – 3:40 11. "All or Nothing" – 4:02 12. "Pictures of You" (The Cure)– 4:46 13. "Bulletproof" (Frederiksen, J. Popoff, A. Popoff)– 4:19 Enjoy :)

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