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May 18, 2001 – Alien Ant Farm's remake of Michael Jackson's hit song "Smooth Criminal" is the band's latest single off their New Noize/DreamWorks Records debut ANThology. The song – which officially goes to radio May 22 – has already been receiving airplay on rock stations such as Q101 (Chicago), WAAF (Boston) and 99X (Atlanta) and was the #1 most requested song for three consecutive weeks at New York's WXRK.
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Alien Ant Farm is one of the most path breaking bands to emerge in the metal scene and is widely recognized for their distinctively distinct flavor. The band is increasingly getting popular and its shows are widely awaited. For those of you who want to check out this remarkable band; be sure to book your tickets online in advance.
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Committed to getting back to work and pushing the incident aside, Alien Ant Farm hit the studio to record their follow-up record. truANT was issued in May 2003, right as Dreamworks was dissolving as a label. As a result, the album barely made a splash on the U.S. charts, though the single "These Days" managed to crack the Top 30. Guitarist Corso subsequently exited the group and was replaced by Joe Hill. Zamora next left for college after recording of the band's fourth effort wrapped. Up in the Attic appeared in July 2006 on New Door Records, as hardcore vet Alex Barreto (Chain of Strength, Inside Out) entered on bass.
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Southern California alternative metal quartet Alien Ant Farm serves up a winning collection of music videos, live mayhem, and behind-the-scenes fun with a feature-packed release featuring some of the band's best loved hits. After kicking things off with ten music videos (including four previously unreleased clips), the band offers an entire live set from Germany, and a "Road to Wreckage" documentary detailing the band's close call in a frightening bus crash. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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There are two types of Alien Ant Farm, the first, and more commonly known is the User:Tom Mayfair from Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi. The Endor moon was one entire ant farm, but was run by ants disguised in teddy bear costumes. This was done to gain support as they attempted to overthrow their mortal enemies, the Jedflies. The second is a band, who little is known about except that they released one song, which was a cover of Smooth Criminal (the original was done by a caveman, then covered by Michael Jackson). Having only released one album, their fanbase is limited to those who can't get over how good their one song was.
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Alien Ant Farm's new single - Forgive & Forget. The album called Up In The Attic in stores on July 18th along with seperate release - their new DVD, including band's biography, full live show and all of their music videos!
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