Tag: Dandy Warhols
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Warhol Wednesday: “Holding Me Up”
Happy Warhol Wednesday music lovers! Live from the historical Ace Hotel in Los Angeles, we take you back to a trancy, trippy set we played last May. Enjoy what is often the longest groove of the night, “Holding Me Up” me up, me up… http://bit.ly/TDW-WW
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Monday Metal Moment: “Tin Omen”
Monday Metal Moment Skinny Puppy “Tin Omen” This is the track that got me fully into industrial music. Released in 1989 it got me interested in Ministry, Nitzer Ebb as well as local Portland industrial bands Factor Red and Strychnine Strand. Al Jourgensen was also involved on this track. http://bit.ly/TDW-MMM
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Fast Friday: “The Trap”
It’s been such a relaxing week I’m glad it’s Fast Friday. “The Trap” If you are one of the many who have loved the Fast Friday songs and put them on repeat to hear them over and over and over and would like to finally just have them as full downloads so that you don’t…
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Warhol Wednesday: “High Life”
Happy Warhol Wednesday! Zia’s going to live the “High Life” ’til she dies! LIVE from Birmingham, UK where we had one hell of a wild night last January. Check it out now at http://bit.ly/TDW-WW
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Warhol Wednesday: “Solid”
Now this is a solid live track! No seriously, this is “Solid” from Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia. Played at the, beloved by all touring bands, 9:30 Club in DC. http://bit.ly/TDW-WW
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Fast Friday: “Crazy Girl”
This Friday couldn’t come fast enough but wow how much faster could next Friday possibly come? Not fast enough! “Crazy Girl”
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Warhol Wednesday: “Boys Better”
It’s Warhol Wednesday folks and we’re flashing back to a special performance we did last year on May 21 at the Oregon Museum of Science & Industry. Remember Laser Floyd? Well we one-upped that concept and rocked the laser dome live! Talk about controlled chaos! Here’s one of our faves from the show, Boys Better:…
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Monday Metal Moment: “The Beautiful People”
Monday Metal Moment Marilyn Manson “The Beautiful People” This song was quite important in the progress of metal as it was the highest of super high end production and got supported enthusiastically by not only MTV and radio, but also the global economy of strip clubs the world over. LISTEN HERE