"Nth Degree," Morningwood

[tozion]

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Wow! Even though this flopped at Alternative, it's pulling in a bunch of CHR/Pop adds. I doubt this will become a big hit, but it's interesting to see them giving it a chance. It reminds me of Garbage with a quirkier vibe like Len. The only part I hate is the breakdown part where she starts chanting the name and "harder" because it's like some little girl playing the penis game or something.

[TotallyEnormousExtinctDinosaur]

I hate everything about this song.

[Krypton46]

This sounds like cheesy 80s high school rock with some "Hollaback Girl" mixed in for good measure.

LOL @ the chanting and the "and harder..." Is she having an orgasm or something?

I don't want to like this but the chorus is kinda catchy.

[tozion]

Billboard review:

Nth Degree
MORNINGWOOD
Producer(s): Peter Yanowitz
Genre: POP
Label: Capitol (CD promo)

Morningwood's eyebrow-raising band name seems to work. Its self-titled debut is climbing Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart, and has entered The Billboard 200. Aiming for grittiness, this sexed-up troupe from New York pours shots of stadium rock and retro pop into a glammed-out, hipster cocktail, mixed by Gil Norton (Pixies, Foo Fighters). To prove it is serious, an eye-catching lead singer named Chantal is said to regularly strip onstage. Leadoff single "Nth Degree" kick-starts with a disco-rock spelling bee that shouts out the group's name, just in case you missed it, then elevates into a wild bubble gum chorus that marries Cheap Trick with Gwen Stefani. It is loud, upbeat and catchy, and has already made noise at modern rock; adult top 40 is next. Even when the throwback thrill is gone, Morningwood maintains. —Sven Philipp

[Punchanello]

yeah, I got tired of this song really fast. the video is good though.

[JJ Redick]

This is just awful...It's a complete wreck.

When I first heard it, they had played a promo after a song that they would usually play right before a commercial set. So when this song started I thought it was a commercial and was trying to figure it out. Then I heard "turn it up to the Nth degree" or whatever. And I said "grossssssssssss."

It's just horrid.

What the heck is the "Nth Degree"?