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Genre	Post Punk and New Wave
Country of Origin	Britain

Adam & The Ants
Tracklisting:

1. Dog eat dog
2. Ant music
3. Feed me to the lions
4. Los rancheros
5. Ants invasion
6. Killer in the home

7. Kings of the wild frontier
8. Magnificent five
9. Don't be square
10. Jolly Roger
11. Making history
12. Human beings

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“Back when people made music. Perfect. today...sad.”

Written on: 22/10/2009

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“King's of the Wild Frontier has to be one of my...”

Written on: 08/04/2009 by wikidzmon (34 reviews written)

King's of the Wild Frontier has to be one of my favourite albums of all time and definitely Adam and the Ants best album. i used to listen to it throughout my youth and having recently listened to it again it really hasn't aged badly at all. With the quirky lyrics and edgy tones that are given a really BIG sound by the dual drums, it is a joy to listen to.

It can sound a little underproduced to todays clinical and over compressed albums but one you get over that then you will listen to it again… Read Full Review