'I Love NYC' is frequently played at New York Rangers games. The track, 'Don't Stop Living in the Red' was featured in an ad for Target. 'Fun Night' can be heard in the 2003 film Old School. The opening track, 'It's Time to Party', was featured in an advertisement for, a Coors spot and an Expedia ad. The songs 'Party Hard' and 'She Is Beautiful' were released as singles. The album went to #1 on Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart. Consequently, he supplemented his own blood with some of an animal which he got from a butcher's shop. initially said that he struck himself in the face with a piece of a cinder block during the photo shoot but later explained that it did not lead to enough blood flow. This cover art caused a controversy, as it was seen to represent cocaine abuse and violence. with a large stream of blood running from his nose, down his chin and onto his throat. I Get Wet is known for its cover art shot by art photographer Roe Ethridge: a photo of a wet-haired Andrew W.K.

wanted to create music that sounded like that. was impressed with how all the artists on the song were singing all at once, something he described as a 'powerful sound, like an orchestra.' In turn, Andrew W.K. Īnother inspiration for I Get Wet was the charity single ' We Are the World' by USA for Africa.

One inspiration for the album was Andrew W.K.'s enjoyment of intense, major-key music, something he attributed to his musical childhood experiences with the piano. In August, the three traveled to Sherman Oaks, California to mix the record with Mike Shipley at Record One. and Jimmy Coup traveled to Minneapolis, Minnesota to record with John Fields at SubJersey Studio.

The album was recorded with many layers of overdubbing, in order to make the album 'sound as party as we could make it sound,' and for the 'sound of the songs to be like one instrument' instead of a collection of individual musicians. It is noted for its controversial artwork as well as its hit singles ' Party Hard' and ' She Is Beautiful'. I Get Wet is the debut studio album by American musician Andrew W.K.

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