The Wolf
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| The Wolf | ||
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| Studio album by Andrew W.K. | ||
| Released | Sep 9, 2003 | |
| Recorded | ? | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Label | Island Records | |
| Producer(s) | Andrew W.K., John Fields, Scott Humphrey, | |
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| Andrew W.K. chronology | ||
| I Get Wet (2001) |
The Wolf (2003) |
Close Calls With Brick Walls (2006) |
The Wolf is hard rock solo artist Andrew W.K.'s sophomore major-label release for Island Records.
In spite of Andrew's ingenious party-hearty debut, The Wolf was a more elaborate and ornate effort, with insightful lyrics and a grand and melodic sound. This did not stop it from being a hit, and it was even more successful than its predecessor, I Get Wet[citation needed].
It also spawned the singles, "Never Let Down" and "Tear It Up". The Wolf also found Andrew playing all of the instruments on the album, whereas on I Get Wet he split the chore with studio musicians. This album was originally titled "Blow Your Bone", but the title was deemed "Too offensive" by Island Records, so Andrew opted to use the name "The Wolf". Cover art was even made with the original title, but it differed from the cover art of "The Wolf".
[edit] Track listing
- "Victory Strikes Again" – 2:09
- "Long Live The Party" – 4:00
- "Tear It Up" – 3:55
- "Free Jumps" – 3:33
- "Never Let Down" – 3:58
- "Your Rules" – 2:27
- "The Song" – 4:17
- "Make Sex" – 0:44
- "Totally Stupid" – 4:30
- "Really In Love" – 4:42
- "The End Of Our Lives" – 4:49
- "I Love Music" – 4:19
The Japanese import has 2 extra tracks:
- "Party Hard" (Live)
- "She Is Beautiful" (Live)
