Under the Radar
Little Feat · 1998
70 min · 13 tracks · country · hard rock · blues rock
A blend of Southern rock and blues infused with introspective lyrics and rich musical textures.
Why this album works
'Under the Radar' received critical acclaim for its songwriting and musicianship, helping to re-establish Little Feat's presence in the late '90s music landscape. It featured prominently on various charts, reaffirming their status as influential figures in roots rock and drawing new listeners to their storied catalog.
- Best for
- dynamic journey with emotional peaks introspective lyrics for deep thinking for evening relaxation
- Context
- Released in January 1998, 'Under the Radar' marked Little Feat's return after a six-year hiatus following their previous album, 'Shake Me Up.' This period saw the band experimenting with their sound while maintaining their roots in Southern rock and blues. The album showcases a matured songwriting style as they navigated the evolving music scene.
- Stylistic neighbors
- ZZ Top· Lynyrd Skynyrd· The Black Crowes
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Home Ground 4:07
- 2 Eden’s Wall Standout 6:33
- 3 A Distant Thunder 5:36
- 4 Hoy Hoy 4:08
- 5 Under the Radar Standout 7:14
- 6 Vale of Tears 6:11
- 7 Loco Motives 5:16
- 8 Ferocious Morning 6:06
- 9 Voiceless Territory (Intro to Falling Through the Worlds) 0:49
- 10 Falling Through the Worlds 5:55
- 11 The Blues Don’t Tell It All Standout 6:14
- 12 I Got Happiness 4:32
- 13 Calling the Children Home 7:51
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