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Consume and Die... the Rest Is All Fun [Explicit Lyrics]

~ Antiproduct
5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews)

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  • Audio CD (28 Feb 2000)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Explicit Lyrics
  • Label: Livewire
  • ASIN: B00004RCE5
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 241,313 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Track Listings

1. Psychedelic Girlfriend
2. Hey Let's Get It On
3. Best Day Of Your Life
4. Bungee Jumping People Die
5. Be My Supergirl
6. Big News
7. I Don't Care
8. Bad Girl
9. Captain Wrong
10. Weekend Vacation On Mars
11. Space Theme

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Amazon.co.uk Review
If one is none too fussy about their deployment of the term "super", then AntiProduct are a supergroup, of sorts. Assorted members of Sack Trick and Rachel Stamp have been gathered under the name AntiProduct by a certain A. Product, who is believed to be closely related indeed to Clint Abuse, who helped Ginger Wildheart deliver 1999's moderately amusing Clam Abuse debut, Stop Thinking. And Clint Abuse, in turn, is notable for never having been photographed alongside Tyla, late of awful grebo heavy metal types Dogs D'Amour. All things considered, expecting a rock & roll equivalent of Proust would be ill-advised. Consume & Die... is every bit as childish as titles such as "Weekend Vacation On Mars" and "Bungee Jumping People Die" suggest, and this is obviously no bad thing, especially when they come wrapped in gleeful Californian radio-rock choruses that would not shame Cheap Trick at their finest. A record nobody is likely to play twice, but which might make some people happy once. --Andrew Mueller

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars 11 original, unique and inspired punk-pop-metal-rock tracks., 22 Jan 2006
By Chris Hall "Dreadlocksmile" (Cardiff, Wales) - See all my reviews
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AntiProduct, Consume And Die...The Rest Is All Fun - The UK Punk-pop-metal band AntiProduct started off their manic career with the solid foundations of some experienced band members who had all worked within various other groups in the past. Fronted by lead singer and guitarist Alex Kane (aka A. Product), the band had themselves someone who was going to stand out from the crowd. Having worked alongside Wildhearts frontman Ginger for the Clam Abuse album “Stop Thinking” (credited as Clint Abuse) and the part of the ‘80s glam metal outfit Dogs D’Amour, Kane was no stranger to working in the music world. Kane has also worked in the super group ‘Sack Trick’ as has guitarist Clare Pproduct. The group's line-up was altered slightly with drummer Anti-Matt leaving after playing just one gig, to be eventually replaced by Simon “Gonk” Antiproductor. The band formed a dedicated and loyal fanbase as they set themselves off on a barrage of live tour dates.

The band released their debut album “Consume And Die…The Rest Is All Fun” through Cargo Records in 2000, which saw some successful sales largely due to a supporting tour with the British rock band The Wildhearts.

Described as ABBA meets Slayer, you know that you’re in for a bizarre rollercoaster of a ride when you first put on the album. Bursting with bubblegum pop that’s been pushed through a food blender with a serious helping of punk rock, the band’s sound is completely unique. The album delivers track after track of awesome sing-along favourites such as “Hey, Let’s Get It On” and “Bungee Jumping People Die.” AntiProduct produce summer music that needs to be played loud. For that punk feel good factor, the group deliver you bundles of it with every track.

The album is one of those albums that you really have to hear at some point. Buy a copy and play it to everyone!

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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars "Like Steps with blood" - Genius from the Godlike Alex Kane, 3 Jul 2001
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Alex Kane... - the only American to understand irony properly, ever, brings us his unique world view on this, Antiproduct's debut album.

It's funny, tuneful, heavy & wonderful, featuring such delights as Hey Let's Get it On (with unnecessary thrash metal drum break in the middle of what is, essentially, a pop song) and the soon to be worldwide hit single Bungee Jumping People Die. You'll not hear anything like this until you buy the second album. Until then, catch them live, buy this and wonder where you missed out.

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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Good time music has never sounded so darn good!, 19 Oct 2001
By darleyj@uk.ibm.com (Bognor Regis) - See all my reviews
One of the best albums I've bought in ages. Forget everything that has gone before, Antiproduct have just re-written the rule book. Actually, make that rewritten the song book. Ranging from near-industrial noise to melodies & hooks that most bands can only dream of, Consume & Die.... will have you jumping off the sofa from the first listen. Worth buying just for the superb 'Hey Lets Get it On' and the absolute genius that is 'Bungee Jumping People Die'. Good time music has never sounded so darn good! Miss their live shows at your peril.
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