Relient K is the debut studio album by American rock band Relient K. Many of the tracks are newer versions of those found on their 1998 demo All Work & No Play. Typical of early Relient K albums, the lyrics use pop culture references for teaching and to illustrate Biblical principles. As of late 2006/early 2007, this album has sold around 400,000 copies. Track listing Personnel Relient K Matt Thiessen – lead vocals, guitar Matt Hoopes – guitar, backing vocals Brian Pittman – bass guitar Stephen Cushman – drums, backing vocals Additional production Mark Lee Townsend - producer Notes and miscellanea At the end of "Hello McFly", Toby McKeehan (tobyMac) calls Matt Thiessen, telling him that a song about Marilyn Manson will never be on a CD put out by Gotee Records (the call is followed by "My Girlfriend", a song about Marilyn Manson). McKeehan is the president of Gotee Records, and the one who signed Relient K to a record deal after hearing their demo. The hidden track after "K Car" is entitled "Punk Rock Picnic" - Relient K's "Call Us Rock Stars" with various quotes dubbed over and then music from a polka concert at the end. The song "anchorage" is the only Relient K song to begin with a lowercase letter, and is the first Relient K song that has absolutely no vocals. Pre-release copies of the album feature a short track called "Ed Sullivan" which was excluded from the release version, likely due to licensing issues, as it is in fact a brief parody of the same song from the film Bye Bye Birdie. In the song "K Car", the line, "and Brandon Ebel just gave us a call", references the founder of the Christian record label Tooth & Nail Records. Drummer Stephen Cushman provides the screaming vocals on "Softer to Me", as well as some lead vocals on "Wake Up Call". Pop culture and Biblical references "Hello McFly" refers to the Back to the Future trilogy, in which the main character was named Marty McFly. The song is about the inability to change one's past. "Charles in Charge" was a cover of the theme from the TV series of the same name. "17 Magazine" refers to the magazine of the same name. "Nancy Drew" refers to the series of children's mysteries with the main character of the same name. This song also mentions The Hardy