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Tim Fite

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About Me


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"A lo-fi lone wolf from Brooklyn, Tim Fite is somewhere between folk and hip-hop, and with his latest album — a harsh indictment of consumerism and the American dream of selling out — he has made himself into a cultural gadfly."
-THE NEW YORK TIMES
"Over The Counter Culture is one of the best albums of the new year. . .packed with crackling beats, wicked humor and 'did he just say that?' audacity. It's the best kind of protest album: one that has the ability to laugh at itself."
-CHICAGO TRIBUNE
"How's about a little avalanche for your averice?"
-TIM FITE
"Fite has produced the kind of brazen, self-aware political critique that harkens back to early Public Enemy and has become a rarity in contemporary hip-hop."
-THE BOSTON GLOBE
"Other people may complain about the noise, but I kind of like it."
-JEROLD YOLSKLE
"Fite's imagination as a songwriter is substantial and staggering. Deep thoughts and huge punch lines are layered so thick that every new spin is a revelation."
-ESQUIRE MAGAZINE
"Sometimes when I eat chalk my mouth tastes like paste, and sometimes when I eat paste, my mouth tastes like chalk."
-ROSA EUSTICE DELAPANCHA
"Brooklynite Fite combines every genre known to man"
-VILLAGE VOICE
"Tim Fite is feeble minded, reckless, and never puts the cap on the goddamn ether."
-THE GENTLEMAN WITH ITCHY LEGS

My Interests

Music:

Member Since: 7/8/2005
Band Website: timfite.com
Band Members: Tim Fite
Influences: Sometimes people may become infected by touching something with influenzas on it and then touching their mouth or nose.
Sounds Like: Two cups of blood.
Record Label: ANTI-
Type of Label: Indie

My Blog

2006 with the gentleman w/ itchy legs

After writing that he would be taking a brief intermission, the genteleman w/ itchy legs spent the entirety of 2006 under a couch made of human hair with a cotton rag and a bottle of ether. When I as...
Posted by Tim Fite on Mon, 29 Jan 2007 12:58:00 PST

Growing Day (a brief intermission) - by the gentleman with itchy legs

Although it would be lovely to stay inside all the time with ether and rags a-plenty. There comes a time when solitude begins to smack of platitude and the undergarments must thus become outer garmen...
Posted by Tim Fite on Fri, 16 Sep 2005 05:43:00 PST

Growing Day (installment 7) - by the gentleman w/ itchy legs

Maurice turned around straight away, pushed out the door of the "school turned bank," jetted down the stairs, and ran as far and as fast as he could, until finally, his legs gave out. He collapsed on...
Posted by Tim Fite on Tue, 30 Aug 2005 09:37:00 PST

Growing Day (installment 6) - by the gentleman w/ itchy legs

With that, Maurice rushed upstairs, exchanged his pajamas for jeans and a t-shirt, grabbed his book bag (which seemed heavier than usual), put on his shoes (he couldn't find his sneakers), and dashed ...
Posted by Tim Fite on Sat, 20 Aug 2005 08:48:00 PST

Growing Day (installment 5) by the gentleman with itchy legs

Three weeks earlier, Maurice had seen a television program about a man who would go out driving in his sleep. One night, the program reported, this sleeping man drove from the trailer park where he l...
Posted by Tim Fite on Mon, 01 Jan 1900 12:00:00 PST

Growing Day (installment 4) - by the gentleman with itchy legs

Needless to say, the lack of cereal selection seemed a bit odd, but maybe his mom was on a health kick. When Maurice looked in the refrigerator, though, he realized that something was seriously wrong...
Posted by Tim Fite on Mon, 01 Jan 1900 12:00:00 PST

Growing Day (installment 3) - by the gentleman with itchy legs

Maurice expected to find the usual row of brightly colored boxes emblazoned with labels like Frooty-Loops, Chocco-Chunks, Sugar-Sugar-Yum-Yums, Mallow-Puffs, Candy Soup, and Captain Rotty Teeth's Luck...
Posted by Tim Fite on Mon, 01 Jan 1900 12:00:00 PST

Growing Day (installment .2) - by the gentleman w/ intchy legs

Maurice was still very much an eight year old. He was still in his room, on the second floor, in his bed, under the covers, in his pajamas, four feet tall, twenty three teeth, nine fingers, ten toes,...
Posted by Tim Fite on Mon, 01 Jan 1900 12:00:00 PST

Growing Day - by the gentleman with itchy legs

And just like that everything was grown-up. All the houses were skyscrapers. All the cars were SUVs. All the gardens were forests. All the crayons were fountain pens. All the desks were tables. ...
Posted by Tim Fite on Mon, 01 Jan 1900 12:00:00 PST