Built Like That (album) explained

Built Like That
Type:studio
Artist:Alix Olson
Cover:Built Like That (album).jpg
Genre:Spoken word
Label:Subtle Sister Productions
Next Title:Independence Meal
Next Year:2003

Built Like That is the debut album of folk poet and spoken word artist Alix Olson. The album was released on CD and consists of spoken words with musical accompaniment.[1] It was originally released on under the label of Subtle Sister Productions.

Track listing

  1. "Eve's Mouth"
  2. "Daughter"
  3. "Cute for a Girl"
  4. "Built Like That"
  5. "Deadbeat Daddy"
  6. "America's On Sale"
  7. "Checking My Pulse"
  8. "Subtle Sister"
  9. "The Compliment"
  10. "Dear Mr. President"
  11. "Warriors"
  12. "Myth"
  13. "Sticks"
  14. "Hit It Girls"
  15. "Armpit Hair (Mammally Factual)"
  16. "Witches"
  17. "Picnic Table"
  18. "Popcorn and Laughter"
  19. "Gender Game"
  20. "Criminal"
  21. "Cunt Cuntry"
  22. "I Believe"

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Nolan . Clancy . Living Out Loud . INDY Week . 29 February 2024 . 9 January 2002.

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