...anyone else miss Andrew WK?

[YI]

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[Turbo Yannis]

WHEN IT'S TIME TO PARTY WE WILL PARTY HARD.

[Not Henry Cavill]

I do, pure fun in a musical form.

[TheRossWalker]

Not at all.

[ZJ Penn]

I bought Party Hard off iTunes the other day, true story.

DO WHAT WE LIKE, AND WE LIKE WHAT WE DO!

[AJ]

Who? >_>

I miss him just as much as the next flash in the pan. Which is to say not very.

[K]

he was performing in london the other night.

I went to sin instead.

[EndOfAnEra]

He just did a show here a while back. He was touring Canada with just a sound machine in his car. He played his music and sang and basically went berserk, then partied with the crowd. Pretty nutso.

[SweetDude666]

I thought it was pretty awesome that he had the drummer from Obituary in his band. Of course then Obituary reformed and rendered that whole novelty obsolete.

[Gene Kiniski]

A lot, actually. Sucks that we will probably never see him at the point he once was.

[gunnar hendershow]

He got old fast, but would I mark for a return? Yes.

[tristy]

Steev Mike was better.

[HailtotheYo]

I'm not sure that the phrase "not in the fucking remotest way" says enough.

[MalaCloudy Black]

Who? >_>

I miss him just as much as the next flash in the pan. Which is to say not very.

Liar, you miss LB a lot.

[METALMAN]

I wouldn't say I miss him, no. It was nice when he was around though.

[apsham]

One thing is for sure about Andrew WK.

YOU'LL BE NEVER LET DOWN.

NEVER LET DOOOOOOOOOOWN.

[Huss Delgado]

I saw him at the end of August, one of the best live shows I'd ever been to.

[TheRyno]

I just thought of him a few days ago after looking at my CDs and wanting something to listen to that I haven't in a while, realizing that I actually still have "I Get Wet". His songs and lyrics get old pretty quick (eleventy songs about nothing but partyin' will do that) but he's got this undeniable energy. I even read an interview with him from The Onion a while back and he answered every simple question with a ten paragraph dissertation. Seriously, the interview was about 7-8 pages (in the book "The Tenacity of The Cockroach", pick it up) and he was only asked maybe 5 questions.

I just looked him up on Wikipedia, mostly to see if my friend's claim of getting kicked in the head by his daughter in a mosh pit are correct (as far as I know, he has no kids), when I stumbled on this gem:

Andrew was also featured on a popular MTV show called Crashing With Andrew W.K., which documented Andrew's visit to a girl's dorm at North Carolina Central University.

I actually remember seeing this, well, most of it. Anyways, if you can find it on YouTube or something, check it out. Just the notion of a guy like Andrew WK bunking in an all-black girl's dorm makes me giggle. How this didn't turn into a full series of him doing this at colleges around the country is beyond me.

Also, according to Wiki, he's doing motivational speaking, which doesn't really surprise me. I guess they just break down into him jamming on the piano and getting everyone to dance.

Edited November 9, 2008 by TheRyno

[apsham]

I picture him yelling at the top of his lungs and smashing his head on the podium until his nose bleeds, followed by hair swinging and drunk midgets.

[Vendetta]

I get to hear him every Sunday at about noon time just before Gene Deckerhof and Dudley Moore come on and welcome me to the Buccaneers Radio Network.