I Get Wet - Andrew W.K.

I get wet is the ulitimate party album. 12 tracks of drinking anthems make this a great album. The highlights have to be party hard, she is beautiful, party 'til you puke and i get wet. The album is simple rock music with Andrew WK screaming along. It is only 35:33 minutes in length which makes it one short album but any longer and it would of dragged out too long. It is known for the artwork which has Andrew WK with blood pouring down his face. This caused controvoursey when people said it promoted coccaine use. The blood was from an animal at the butchers however. If you are looking for a great party album then give this a go. My copy ...  Read the complete review

You may not have heard of Andrew WK yet, butit’s a safe bet that you will before long. Seems to me he could even be the next big music megastar. But it could go either way... Take the cover of the album. It has a photo of Andrew WK with a bloody nose. It's surely meant to look like he’s been in a fight, but it could just as easily, as far as I can see, be from a nose bleed - somehow he doesn’t look all that, you know, hard, or fearsome, or all that rock and roll, even. I believe that Mr WK is known for banging a brick against his head. Great idea – instant parental disapproval there – so far so good. The photo on ...  Read the complete review

If, like me, you're getting a little sick of the music press hyping-up American acts in order to find the Next Big Thing (tm), then you are quite justified in being very sceptical of our man Andrew WK. Sure, the Strokes are great, but the White Stripes sound like buskers trying to play Royal Trux, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club are sixth form Jesus and Mary Chain obsessives and the Hives are far too rubbish and ugly to be in a band (I know they're not American, before you start). At first, Andrew WK seems like one big fashion-mag joke (and perhaps he is). The description "21st century Meatloaf" tends not to be thrown about without some hint of knowing ...  Read the complete review

If you saw Mr WK in the street; long greasy hair, tea stained white t shirt and tight faded jeans, you would probably be able to guess exactly what his album sounded like. This transparency, or honesty, for the more complementary, is an inherrent trait of Andrew's music and his lyrics. It could well be argued that nothing completely new or necessary is being done here but, without using the tired old "it beats the other stuff around at the moment" line of argument, i think we can find stuff of great value on this album. If you like one track, you will like them all and by the same measure if you hate one track, you are pretty unlikely to venture ...  Read the complete review

How do you classify Andrew WK? Party metal? That can't exist can it? Pop metal? Maybe, though images of a resurrected Def Leppard do nothing for me. Completely, utterly stark-staring mad? Absolutely. The cover shows Andrew WK with blood running down his face from his nose, presumably from partying too hard. The sleeve notes scream a huge 'PARTY HARD' with our Andrew moshing like a good 'un in front. 'Party Hard' is metal's version of 'Fight For Your Right To Party' - dumbed *down*. It's an absolute riot - a single that should get any party swinging (and moshing). Andrew WK goes for it at full pelt and provided you ...  Read the complete review