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The Dandy Warhols Come Down,The Dandy Warhols

- The Dandy Warhols Come Down
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The Dandy Warhols
Released 1997

Every Day Should Be A Holiday
04:00
9,148 plays

Boys Better
04:31
8,257 plays

Minnesoter
03:02
7,962 plays

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songs

- 1
- Be-In
- 06:56
- 6,423 plays

- 2
- Boys Better
- 04:31
- 8,257 plays

- 3
- Minnesoter
- 03:02
- 7,962 plays

- 4
- Orange
- 05:39
- 5,509 plays

- 5
- I Love You
- 04:10
- 6,864 plays

- 6
- Not If You Were The Last Junkie On Earth
- 03:10
- 17,129 plays

- 7
- Every Day Should Be A Holiday
- 04:00
- 9,148 plays

- 8
- Good Morning
- 04:58
- 6,974 plays

- 9
- Whipping Tree
- 03:47
- 4,134 plays

- 10
- Green
- 03:10
- 4,553 plays

- 11
- Cool As Kim Deal
- 03:02
- 5,769 plays

- 12
- Hard On For Jesus
- 04:35
- 4,934 plays

- 13
- Pete International Airport
- 05:54
- 3,332 plays

- 14
- The Creep Out
- 08:53
- 3,739 plays

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album review

Power pop bands are often caught in a quandary. Their core audience praises them for their classicist approach, but if they ever want to break out into a larger audience, they have to modernize their sound, which makes their cult angry. The problem is especially difficult for bands that came of age in the early '90s, since they were weaned not just on the Beatles and Beach Boys, but also the Pixies and Sonic Youth. As a result, bands like the Dandy Warhols are restless, anxious to make catchy pop songs while keeping indie cred, as on their major-label debut, The Dandy Warhols Come Down. The band has talent not just for punchy hooks, but for layered sonics as well. As a result, the most immediate moments on the record are awash in a sea of feedback punctuated by pop hooks. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide