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The Wolf

Andrew W.K. · 2003

43 min · 12 tracks · hard rock · heavy metal · power pop

A relentless celebration of hedonism and raw power, driven by infectious riffs and anthemic choruses.

Why this album works

'The Wolf' debuted at number 200 on the Billboard 200, showcasing W.K.'s continued appeal despite mixed critical reception. Its unabashedly energetic approach influenced the pop metal scene and solidified W.K.'s reputation for high-octane live performances.
Best for
steady, consistent energy levels energetic workout motivation celebratory party atmosphere
Context
Released on January 1, 2003, 'The Wolf' was Andrew W.K.'s sophomore album, following his breakout debut 'I Get Wet'. At this point in his career, W.K. aimed to solidify his identity as a party-rock icon while further exploring themes of joy and self-empowerment amidst the pressures of sudden fame.
Stylistic neighbors
Ugly Kid Joe· Lordi· Poppy

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Victory Strikes Again Standout 2:09
  • 2 Long Live the Party Standout 4:00
  • 3 Tear It Up 3:55
  • 4 Free Jumps 3:33
  • 5 Never Let Down 3:58
  • 6 Your Rules 2:27
  • 7 The Song 4:17
  • 8 Make Sex Standout 0:44
  • 9 Totally Stupid 4:30
  • 10 Really in Love 4:42
  • 11 The End of Our Lives 4:49
  • 12 I Love Music 4:19

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