Dan and Randy have one qualification when it comes to music that they like. That it be good. Neither genre, band, nor year of release will limit what they are open to enjoying. There are certain bands and albums that we may not have time to do a proper show on, but certain tracks still deserve another listen.
Enter our ‘That Dandy Classic Track of the Day’, wherein we’ll spotlight a song that we feel needs to be shared.
If you have any suggestions for That Dandy Classic Track of the Day, please submit them Right Here. If we pick yours, we’ll give you full credit and our enduring gratitude.
Shedding his child prodigy label with The Box Tops, Alex Chilton has had a long-lasting impact with Big Star although it was years after the band went their separate ways. “Stroke It Noel” is a short and sweet lost nugget.
What do you get when a top pop producer gets his mitts on a top Goth band at their peak? An eleven-minute masterpiece that should’ve been a bigger deal than it was. The Sisters of Mercy really hit a homer with “This Corrosion”.
The Killers are often given short shrift by music fans, but Bling (Confessions of a King) shows they’ve got the goods.
Before Prince. Before R. Kelly. There was the great Marvin Gaye and his live performances gave women all over the world the butterflies (and maybe more). “Distant Lover” was a good song on the “Let’s Get It On” Album, but it took on a better life in concert. Here’s the proof.
If you want to know the best epic Britpop song for my money, “The Asphalt World” by The London Suede is it!
