About this album
Where they were
In 1997, The Dandy Warhols released ...The Dandy Warhols Come Down as their second studio album, following the success of their debut, Dandy's Rule OK. This album marked a transition into broader recognition within the alternative rock scene, as they began to carve out their unique identity amidst the burgeoning late '90s indie music landscape.
Why it matters
...The Dandy Warhols Come Down received critical acclaim and propelled the band into mainstream awareness, particularly with tracks like 'Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth' which became an underground anthem. The album's blend of pop sensibility and experimental edge helped define the sound of the era, influencing future indie rock artists.
Essential tracks
- "Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth" — This track stands out for its catchy hook and commentary on addiction and fame, making it emblematic of the band's early style.
- "Every Day Should Be a Holiday" — With its upbeat tempo and infectious chorus, this song captures the carefree spirit that permeates much of the album.
- "Boys Better" — 'Boys Better' showcases the band's signature blend of melodic hooks and dry humor, highlighting their unique approach to alternative rock.
Release Date
July 15, 1997
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Be-in 6:59
- 2 Boys Better 4:33
- 3 Minnesoter 3:03
- 4 Orange 5:42
- 5 I Love You 4:12
- 6 Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth 3:11
- 7 Every Day Should Be a Holiday 4:02
- 8 Good Morning 5:00
- 9 Whipping Tree 3:49
- 10 Green 3:10
- 11 Cool as Kim Deal 3:02
- 12 Hard On for Jesus 4:36
- 13 Pete International Airport 5:57
- 14 The Creep Out 8:58
