All Work and No Play

All Work and No Play

Infobox Album |
Name = All Work and No Play
Type = Album
Artist = Relient K


Released = flagicon|USA 1998
Recorded = February 1998 [http://www.relientk.com/blog-mattt-bio.asp]
Genre = Christian rock Christian pop punk Pop punk
Length = 28:30
Label = Independent
Producer = Mark Lee Townsend [http://www.relientk.com/blog-mattt-bio.asp]
Reviews =
*"Jesus Freak Hideout" Rating|2|5 [http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/cdreviews/AllWorkAndNoPlay.asp link]
Last album =
This album = "All Work and No Play"
(1998)
Next album = "2000 A.D.D."
(2000)

"All Work and No Play" is the demo CD released by the Christian rock band Relient K in 1998. It caught the attention of dcTalk's Toby McKeehan, who subsequently signed them to Gotee Records.

Seven of the eleven tracks on this album were eventually remade on either then band's first or second full-length albums. "Cojack", "Register", "Be Rad", and "William" were never re-made for another album, unlike all the others, and are only available on this album.

Like most of Relient K's early work the songs make several references to pop-culture, including; * "K Car" refers to the Plymouth Reliant K, based on the K Car platform, for which the band is named, "I'm Lion-O" refers to the main character of the, Lion-O, 1980s cartoon "Thundercats", "My Good Friend Charles" references the 1980s sitcom "Charles in Charge", and in the song "K Car" uses the line "And Brandon Ebel just gave us a call" referring to the founder of the Christian record label, Tooth & Nail Records.

The CD had a limited release by CREC records, the album cover was the same with different CD art. Only a limited number of the album were ever produced. CREC Records was given cease and desist order in 2005 to stop distribution of the album, they, of course, complied.

On the cover of the album, there is a square around the K. In an interview, Matt Thiessen and Matt Hoopes talked about the Reliant K Car, and how they named the band. Matt Thiessen said they saw a rectangle around the K on the back of the car, and they said, "That would make a cool logo". Thiessen also pointed out that they were fifteen when they thought of that.

Track listing

tracklist
all_writing = Matt Thiessen
title1 = K Car
note1 = remade on the band's eponymous debut, "Relient K".
length1 = 2:36
title2 = I'm Lion-O
note2 = remade on the band's second album, "The Anatomy of the Tongue in Cheek".
length2 = 3:43
title3 = Staples
note3 = remade on the band's eponymous debut, "Relient K".
length3 = 3:00
title4 = Marilyn Manson Ate My Girlfriend
note4 = re-recorded and released on the band's debut album, "Relient K", as "My Girlfriend".
length4 = 3:01
title5 = Cojack
length5 = 2:44
title6 = My Good Friend Charles
note6 = re-recorded and released on the band's debut album, "Relient K", as "Charles in Charge".
length6 = 2:44
title7 = Register
length7 = 1:41
title8 = Be Rad
length8 = 2:41
title9 = C.U.R.B.
note9 = was later rewritten as "For the Moments I Feel Faint", which appeared on the band's second album, "The Anatomy of the Tongue in Cheek".
length9 = 3:16
title10 = William
length10 = 2:01
title11 = Softer to Me
note11 = re-recorded and released on the band's debut album, "Relient K".
length11 = 2:03

Credits

*Matt Thiessen – lead vocals, guitar
*Matt Hoopes – guitar, backing vocals
*Brian Pittman – bass
*Todd Frascone – drums


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