false 2025-11-07 17:54:26 Antbox 1989 1989-01-01 1989-01-01 229 Alternative Rock Electronic Glam Rock New Romantic New Wave Pop Pop Rock Post-Punk Punk Rock Synth-Pop 505ed0c3-0fe1-485f-8982-9a0a844f9c29 75d4f194-969c-4538-b789-742f3eb3d02c 45dbb98e-ed20-329b-bd07-8b128b44c184 /media/data/media7/Music/Adam and the Ants/Antbox/folder.jpg /media/data/media7/Music/Adam and the Ants/Antbox/backdrop1.jpg Adam and the Ants Adam Ant Adam and the Ants Adam Ant 1 1 Young Parisians (demo) 02:23 1 2 Beautiful Dream 04:11 1 2 Lady / Catch a Falling Star 05:04 1 2 Rough Stuff 04:38 1 2 Whip in My Valise 03:57 1 3 Plastic Surgery 04:34 1 4 B-Side Baby 03:37 1 4 Kick 02:05 1 5 Hampstead (demo) 01:57 1 6 Bathroom Function (Decca demo) 02:03 1 7 Rubber People (Decca demo) 03:25 1 8 Gotta Be a Sin 04:11 1 8 It Doesn’t Matter 02:12 1 9 Killer in the Home 04:16 1 9 Liggotage (BBC session) 03:01 1 10 Fat Fun 01:34 1 11 Boil in the Bag Man (Decca demo) 02:41 1 12 Man Called Marco 03:27 1 12 Prince Charming 03:16 1 12 Zerox (single) 03:46 1 13 Deutscher Girls 02:27 1 14 Cleopatra 03:15 1 15 Never Trust a Man (With Egg on His Face) 03:10 1 16 Lou (BBC session) 04:00 1 17 Song for Ruth Ellis (Decca demo) 03:57 1 18 Catholic Day 03:02 1 20 Cartrouble (single) 03:27 1 21 Physical (You’re So) 04:25 1 21 Vive le Rock 03:37 1 23 Kings of the Wild Frontier (first version) 04:39 2 1 Antmusic (single) 03:35 2 2 Dog Eat Dog (single) 03:12 2 3 Kings of the Wild Frontier (single) 03:52 2 5 Los Rancheros (demo) 03:21 2 6 Magnificent 5 (alternate mix) 03:08 2 7 Ants Invasion 03:18 2 8 A.N.T.S. 03:28 2 9 Stand and Deliver (demo) 03:04 2 11 Picasso Visits the Planet of the Apes 03:28 2 12 Ant Rap (single) 03:39 2 13 Stand and Deliver (single) 03:05 2 14 Friend or Foe (alternate version) 03:10 2 15 Place in the Country 03:06 2 16 I Win Zulus (demo) 03:03 2 17 Coup d’Etat (demo) 02:39 2 18 Zydyco 02:36 2 19 Desperate but Not Serious (single) 03:53 2 21 Friend or Foe (single) 03:21 2 22 Goody Two Shoes (single) 03:17 2 23 Strip (single) 04:00 3 1 Puss ’n Boots (single) 04:00 3 2 Miss Thing 03:07 3 2 Saigon 03:12 3 3 Vive le Rock (demo) 03:37 3 4 No Zap (Wessex version) 03:21 3 5 Apollo 9 (single) 03:23 3 7 Steve McQueen 03:41 3 8 Hired Gun 03:02 3 9 Human Bondage Den 03:06 3 11 Brand New Torso 04:19 3 12 High Heels in High Places 04:08 3 13 U.S.S.A. (demo) 04:18 3 14 Room at the Top (single) 04:09 3 16 Manners and Physique (demo) 03:58 3 17 Can’t Set Rules About Love (single) 04:38 3 20 Wonderful (single) 04:24 Adam and the Ants were an English rock band that formed in London in 1977. The band existed in two versions, both of which were fronted by Adam Ant, between 1977 and 1982. The first phase began when the band were founded in May 1977 and were called The Ants until November of that year. They later changed their style from punk rock to post-punk and new wave, and released one album. The final line-up of this version consisted of Dave Barbarossa, Matthew Ashman, and Leigh Gorman—all of whom left the band in January 1980 at the suggestion of manager Malcolm McLaren to form Bow Wow Wow.The second version of Adam and the Ants included guitarist Marco Pirroni, and drummer-and-producer Chris Hughes, and was noted for its use of Burundi drums. This band existed from February 1980 to March 1982, and achieving major commercial success in the UK. With their music videos receiving airplay on MTV and Ant appearing as a guest VJ on the station, they are associated in the United States with the Second British Invasion.