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OK Computer – Part Two: On May 21st, 1997 Radiohead’s third album, ‘OK Computer’ was released worldwide to nearly unanimous critical acclaim. Inspired, but beyond, their influences such as The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Phil Spector and even Miles Davis, the record was an instant classic that has since been recognized by the Library of Congress by its inclusion in the National Recording Registry.
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OK Computer – Part One: From the D.J. Shadow-inspired ‘Airbag’ through the understated closer ‘The Tourist’, it’s an album that is incredible on a song-by-song basis, but as a piece of art is unimpeachable its greatness.
For Dan and Randy this is an album both consider one of their favorites. We wanted to do something special for our 50th episode and decided months ago that we’d use ‘OK Computer’ for the milestone podcast. As you’ll hear by listening this is a record that awed and amazed us from the very first listen and has been doing so for the last 18 years. It’s nothing short of a miracle that this album was made by the band that made it. And the world was all the more enriched for it.
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Come join Dandy Classic as we talk about diaper-changing, pillow talk, vintage toys, Pat Morita expectations, backyard wrestling and, of course, a track-by-track look at Brothers In Arms by the Dire Straits.
Today we get our guest from the Dire Straits episode Jeff McGee, from Marvin Dog Media, to give us his Top 10 Favorite Dire Straights songs of all-time. Great job Admiral 80’s!
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Take a trip back to the 80’s with Dandy Classic and explore the excellence on “Brothers In Arms” by the incomparable Dire Straits.
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The Doors self-titled debut album is our first track-by-track journey in the 1960’s as far as album’s go. And as far as important bands and great albums go it doesn’t get much more “Classic” than this.
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The Doors self-titled debut album is our first track-by-track journey in the 1960’s as far as album’s go. And as far as important bands and great albums go it doesn’t get much more “Classic” than this.
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By far the biggest pop culture phenomenon of Dan and Randy’s lifetimes had to be Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’. All you can say is if you were there it was like nothing since.
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Join us for Episode 43 as we take you back to a time when Michael Jackson was the biggest pop star on planet earth and the world was better for it. This week’s episode: Thriller.
Next week we release our Michael Jackson “Thriller” episode and Dan Minard, aka Handsome Dan, refers to a video called “The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America”. This is that video. It’s pretty good no matter what your political leanings may be.
