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The Litter - $100 Fine - Garage Rock Album
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The Litter - $100 Fine

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$100 Fine is the second album by The Litter, a Minneapolis band associated with psychedelic garage rock. Released in 1968, it documents the group’s movement from its earlier garage-punk sound toward harder rock and more psychedelic arrangements. The album includes both original compositions and covers, including an extended version of the Zombies song She’s Not There, and is aimed at listeners studying late-1960s garage and proto-metal precursors.

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When was The Litter's $100 Fine released?

$100 Fine was released in 1968. It was the second album by Minneapolis band The Litter.

How does $100 Fine differ from The Litter's earlier sound?

The album shows the band moving beyond its earlier garage-punk approach. It adds harder rock and more psychedelic arrangements.

What kind of band was The Litter?

The Litter was a Minneapolis group associated with psychedelic garage rock. $100 Fine captures that shift toward heavier and more psychedelic material in 1968.

Is $100 Fine made up entirely of original songs?

No. The album includes original compositions as well as covers, reflecting The Litter's garage-rock and psychedelic influences.

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