DelegateListener('yuimenuitem', 'hd', 'click', YAHOO."For The Record: Quick News On P.Dryden Mitchell, guitarist Terry Corso, bassist Tye Zamora, and drummer Mike Cosgrove.They independently released their quirky debut, Greatest Hits, toward the end of the '90s and soon enough noise surrounded the band.ANThology, issued in March 2001.The song hit number one on the modern rock charts, and the album eventually went platinum.Europe, the band was back in the studio recording new music.Their new song "Bug Bites" was featured in the Tobey Maguire flick Spiderman in May 2002."These Days" managed to crack the Top 30.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.Sign in to get personalized recommendations.Hours() * 3600 + currentTime.Minutes() * 60 + currentTime.Ships from and sold by Amazon.Images representing the various track states."Embedding code will be displayed here."And so AAF wound up signing to Papa Roach's New Noise Records.No one has tagged this product for Amazon search yet.Sure, I liked it when I first got it, but now it has become an addiction!Alien Ant Farm as Taproot with a sense of humor, and if you can handle that, by all means, pick up this CD.I'd like to talk about something new.After the video, I was impressed.But the album's aspects of genuity, truth, and real art are infinitely more attractive.The disc starts off slow, nothing super impressive with a couple exceptions, but the second half of the album compliments the band's talent and foreshadows things to come from this interesting band.But, for me, it's the worst song on the album.Overall: 8 stars out of 10.Even so, good lyrics and a good beat.This is one of the few songs that stand on its own and break away from the other typically repetitive songs.Do with that what you will.Not a prominent one here.Definitely an unknown gem that shouldn't go overlooked.Michael Jackson's cd is better.My Only "Alien Ant Farm" album I very much doubt I will get another one of this band's albums because this album...