Favorite British Invasion songs #14-30
The British Invasion had so many great songs and artists we couldn’t possibly fit them all into our Baker’s Dozen favorite list on our podcast. Here are Randy’s #14-30 Favorite British Invasion selections.
The British Invasion – Part One
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Stop, Stop, Stop what you’re doing and listen to the Dandy Classic duo give their thoughts on the British Invasion!
Dandy Classic Video – DAN SKYDIVING! WHOA!
One of the members of Dandy Classic (Handsome Dan) takes to the skies for this great video from 2012!
Dandy Track of the Day #36 – America (For 4th of July)
“Tin Man” by the band America is an easy-listening classic. And my weird attempt to honor the country on the 4th of July.
Dandy Classic Track of the Day #35 – Garbage
“You Look So Fine” by Garbage is about as good as alternative rock-meets-techno got in a strange era for post-grunge bands looking to not only survive but thrive.
House of Pain – Part Two
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House of Pain – Part Two. Episode 023. House of Pain’s self-titled debut is three guys delivering the hip-hop goods.
Dandy Classic Track of the Day #35 – The Smiths
“There Is A Light That Never Goes Out” is the perfect song to introduce someone to The Smiths with. Off 1986’s “The Queen Is Dead” this one is one of their best.
Everlast – The Rhyme Syndicate – Wow!
Since House of Pain only has one really good album of songs this Tuesday we spotlight Everlast’s pre-House of Pain project Rhyme Syndicate that Dan spoke of in the podcast. Let’s just say it’s a good thing that he went the H.O.P. route.
Dandy Classic Track of the Day #34 – Prince
As evidenced by his appearance performing the song on ‘Muppets Tonight’, ‘Starfish & Coffee’ by Prince off of his 1987 has a child-like quality about it. But that doesn’t stop it from being awesome!
That Dandy Classic Track of the Day #33 – Eminem
Detroit’s own Eminem is featured here at Dandy Classic Track of the Day for his outstanding “Stan” which is fan fiction-meet’s ‘Criminal Minds’-meet’s warning and is as good as hip-hop storytelling gets.