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Waiting For Columbus (Expanded),Little Feat

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Little Feat
Released 2002

Cold, Cold, Cold [#][Outtake]
05:18
989 plays

Skin It Back (Outtake)
04:41
985 plays

On Your Way Down [#][Outtake]
06:25
932 plays

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songs

- 1
- Join the Band
- 01:54
- 1,848 plays

- 2
- Fat Man In The Bathtub
- 04:54
- 3,828 plays

- 3
- All That You Dream
- 04:29
- 2,752 plays

- 4
- Oh Atlanta
- 04:20
- 2,599 plays

- 5
- Old Folks' Boogie
- 04:27
- 2,077 plays

- 6
- Dixie Chicken
- 08:53
- 2,986 plays

- 7
- Tripe Face Boogie
- 07:09
- 1,965 plays

- 8
- Rocket In My Pocket
- 03:58
- 1,969 plays

- 9
- Time Loves A Hero
- 04:20
- 2,038 plays

- 10
- Day Or Night
- 05:31
- 1,655 plays

- 11
- Mercenary Territory
- 04:37
- 1,999 plays

- 12
- Spanish Moon
- 05:36
- 1,897 plays

- 13
- Willin'
- 04:42
- 1,898 plays

- 14
- Don't Bogart That Joint
- 01:02
- 2,472 plays

- 14
- A Apolitical Blues
- 03:52
- 1,592 plays

- 16
- Sailin' Shoes
- 06:24
- 1,597 plays

- 16
- Feats Don't Fail Me Now
- 05:36
- 1,529 plays

- 18
- One Love Stand [#][Outtake]
- 04:27
- 1,099 plays

- 19
- Rock & Roll Doctor [#][Outtake]
- 04:17
- 1,104 plays

- 20
- Skin It Back [#][Outtake]
- 05:40
- 1,035 plays

- 21
- On Your Way Down [#][Outtake]
- 06:25
- 932 plays

- 22
- Walkin All Night [#][Outtake]
- 04:12
- 922 plays

- 23
- Cold, Cold, Cold [#][Outtake]
- 05:18
- 989 plays

- 24
- Skin It Back (Outtake)
- 04:41
- 985 plays

- 25
- Red Steamliner (Outtake)
- 05:00
- 1,009 plays

- 26
- Red Streamliner [Outtake]
- 04:59
- 763 plays

- 27
- Teenage Nervous Breakdown [Outtake]
- 04:12
- 840 plays

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album review

Little Feat's lone official live album was chopped up for its initial CD release, with two tracks lopped off so it could fit on a single disc (they showed up, inexplicably, as bonus tracks on the CD issue of The Last Record Album). After years of neglect, the album was finally restored in 2002, except "restored" might not be the right word for it. It was re-thought and expanded, with the original album now spilling over onto a second disc (which is where the encore is), which is fleshed out with seven previously unissued outtakes, plus three songs initially released on Hoy-Hoy. It's a lovely package, with copious notes from Bud Scoppa and lots of photos, great remastered sound, and generous bonus tracks. It's as well done as could be expected, but be forewarned -- none of the unreleased material is as good as what made the record, tending to be a little slack and emphasizing their encroaching fascination with fusion. That's really not that big of a deal, of course, since collectors will buy this no matter what, and they'll be happy with this lavish, loving package. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide