The Dandy Warhols are a curious case. Despite having only two hits, they seem to possess the same name-recognition factor that hugely popular, influential bands get. Sure, "We Used To Be Friends" is a decent song, but what else have they really done? Watching "Dig!", it's pretty easy to see [...]
The Dandy Warhols are a curious case. Despite having only two hits, they seem to possess the same name-recognition factor that hugely popular, influential bands get. Sure, "We Used To Be Friends" is a decent song, but what else have they really done? Watching "Dig!", it's pretty easy to see [...]