Yeah, she’s adorable! She the embodiment of the 90s manic pixie dream girl! So so cute! ❤❤❤ remember dressing like this in the late 90s, early 2000s; tiny little tee with mega bells or oversized pants! Still an awesome look! ❤❤❤
@@jamienicole2122 Manic pixie dream girl. Best way to put it, I think. Beautiful, but not too done up, down to hang out. I was such a sucker for it. Still am.
The lead singer is way more sexy! Yeah, she's cute but didn't you get a couple of piercings and decided that you were gay. I'm not but he's hot as fuck!
It’s so weird how they only seem to get remembered for Bohemian Like You, but they had a bunch of hits at the time that were (imo anyway) so much better.
"You never thought you'd get addicted, just be cooler in an obvious way." SUCH A GOOD LYRIC!! If anything, The Dandy Warhols mastered cynicism, and I love them for it lol Just discovered them a week ago and they are quickly becoming one of my favorite bands.
For several years part of what I did as an underpaid docent for an advertising agency in San Francisco, was to float through the internet music sites, or various international radio stations websites, searching for a specific piece of music based upon the needs of the project team. Invariably I would find a sound that was unusual, well crafted, solid, and original, and it always turned out to be the Dandy Warhols.
Spectacular Busby Berkeley (gurney) sequence, Zoolander outfits (years before the film), nod to the Solid Gold Hit Dancers, Mullets!!, Puking mimes, A NEW (🔥) CAR!! and the best rock band ever.. This video has it all!
I"m betting that 99% of those reading (or making) comments on this brilliant music video have NO clue who Busby Berkeley was or even the June Taylor dancers that Jackie Gleason's show made famous. June Taylor came after Berkeley who revolutionalized the art of choreography using synchronized dancers in fabulous costumes. The gurney sequence here is a prime example of such creativity. In addition to the song and the music, another shout out to the costume designer who illustrates a dangerous subject via costuming and effects to the max. . It's rare when a song and a video hits one out of the park using every component in the arsenal but this song/video is flat out sensational.
@@TedOtis Yep. I'm over 70 now and actually met Jackie Gleason when he was in the Atlanta area shooting "Smokey and the Bandit" with Burt Reynolds. He stumbled into the kitchen at the restaurant I was tending bar. The doors of the kitchen were exactly like those of the mens/womens restrooms. He was three sheets to the wind. Some quick witted waiter spun ol Jackie around and pointed through the door. . ."it's THATAWAY". One of the funniest fucking things I've ever seen. On his show, the June Taylor dancers used elaborate precision routines ala Busby Berkeley but the thing that made their precision so visual was the overhead camera shots that made the dancers look like they were being viewed through a kaleidoscope. Really nice. Check out an old JG show.
Man I remember this in 97 or 98 coming on MTV, within another 4 or 5 years the oxycontin epidemic came along like a hurricane and decimated people's lives, I immediately thought of this song when I saw what was happening. I hope anyone with an addiction was able to overcome it and make it through.
Their best song, which is certainly saying something. Summed up their style, intellect and cool. An absolutely hypnotic and definitely one of the most overlooked rock songs, indeed underrated bands, ever. This is a genuine classic for all time/s.
Absolutely a true masterpiece work of art, both in the song and the video. I will never forget either of these from back in the day unless I get dementia or alzheimers. In which case my preliminary apologies.
This video is really creative. It just dawned on me that when they play the piano/ organ it’s something you would hear at a funeral which ties into the end of the video. Great band and great song.
This song and its accompanying video are phenomenal. I vividly recall the moment I first saw the video on MTV. It instantly captivated me, and it’s impossible not to be instantly smitten with Zia McCabe.
I came here for the brilliant song, and returned many times for the dancing. Just awesome. That overhead shot of the hospital bed dance is pure genius, one of the best things I have ever seen in any video.
I like that part because that's exactly what withdrawing from heroin is like and you get restless legs those moves are not even exaggerating. You'll be tossing and turning you'll be underneath the bed in between the box spring your restless legs can get so bad
@@mgabrysSF MD 20?or Playtex 26'' cup size b just the perfect wobble or better yet t shirt just the right amount Of support for the best perfect perky Ness oh this isn't a psa.i know there's a joke somewhere in there hahaha
Nothing cuter than a woman playing the tambourine 😊😊😊😊☺️☺️☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️❤️ and i definitely have my eyes on her, i didn't even realize she was playing the keyboard as well, very talented woman 👌👌👌👌
this is the song that introduced me to this band, i saw it on beavis and butthead of all things, that show showed me so many songs and bands i wouldnt have heard of. Glad they did, been a fan ever since
I virtually never critique content for "themes and symbolism" but here it is. It shows a paper-thin veneer of happy excess over this sea of deeply unsetting images, such as choreographed dancers on hospital gurneys. It's endlessly disturbing to watch, which is presumably the point. Brilliant. Oh yeah, and a great song and a great band.
Whenever I hear this song , which I love, I can’t help but remember the pissy fit the video’s director had when the lead singer questioned his Aesthetic / editing. An amazing behind the scenes rock documentary about two similar bands…. The Dandy Warhols and Brian Jonestown massacre….. it’s called , “Dig”. Very candid.
Kids... bands sounding like this have been around since the 60's. Every once in a while they pop up on the charts. There was a garage rock revival in the 80's and another one in the 90's... I prefer Brian Jonestown Massacre.
Today I've met David LaChapelle and I was so nervous I couldn't tell him how much I'm obsessed with this video that is 22 years old and is absolutely insane.
This is one repeated message you'd seen around RUclips, "you have no idea how many years I've been looking for this song...." This time I have to say it. Literally, last time I heard it on MTV or Much Music or on the radio was in 1996, never again. Since then I've tried to know who were these. 2022 Made it possible lol
I saw them in 1997 at First Avenue in Minneapolis just after this song started getting airplay around here....seems like a lifetime ago...still LOVE the song!
Music is a Time Machine! Not only does this take me back being a teen in the 90’s, but it also takes me back to near 10 years, ago to the day, seeing them live at a club up the street from where I lived at the time in Omaha! The Dandys rule, ok!
Catchy tune, and love the aesthetics, particularly the back beat line, with the drummer particularly, love his look, very 60's shaggy lol. long live the 90's!
+Blues fan Those sort of harmonies are signature in most Dandy's songs :) If you liked this one check out "Nietzsche" by them. Beautiful 2 tone harmonies throughout
This video perfectly illustrates the pain of dealing with a friend with addiction. It may not be the video they wanted to make but it’s entertaining as hell.
Belatedly coming around to this band which is still on scener. This song is probably the best MTV video ever. The group should have gotten more accolades and recognition. I know this is a generational thing but the lead singer's smirk at the end of the video is reminiscent of Ray Davies' (Kinks) smirk. Kindred types years apart.
Check out the documentary "Dig!", they followed the Dandys and another band they were friends with at the time called The Brian Jonestown Massacre for like 7 yrs. Super fascinating to see how they "made it" in the industry and who this song was written for. BTW they HATED this video ;) Last I saw it was still up on RUclips so check it out.
In the film "Dig", the dark look on Anton Newcombe's face when he first heard this song was priceless. He instantly knew the song was written about him. That was the beginning of the rift between him and Courtney.
I remember when this first came out, I was 18 and had just finished high school, still my favourite music video by far, 17 years later and it's barely aged a day !!!
My top 3 songs of all time. Love this dam song. Video and band. The Dandy Warhols are not everyone's cup of tea. But dam, this shit still rocks all these years later. Listened to this album everyday when it came out. 2023 and it's still going.
This video is the first thing I thought of when hearing the news about Philip Seymour Hoffman. What a drag. But at least he did a lot while he was here. Great song, says it all.
I'll be clean 16 years this December. Love this song
Congrats! That’s a serious accomplishment!
Excelente decisión, un abrazo desde Monterrey Mx
Bravo mate.. 👏👏
i dont know you but i feel proud.
We are here because there is no refuge finally from ourselves
✌️ 👊🫡
I can't believe I'm 63 years old, and I'm hooked on this song!🤣🤫🤭😎
I can't believe I'm 66 years old, and I'm hooked on this song & the DW - hope to see them in London later this year....😁👍
@@garethedwards5616 I hope you get to see the as well, Gareth. Let me know how it goes, mate!🤩✌
better to be hooked on this song than heroin
@@daweller Very true, @daweller✌
turning your age in 4 months....oh god...unite brother!
One of the most underrated Alternative bands of all time. Been loving these guys for a long time.
It's undeniable. I always want to crank up the Dandys music. A very, very cool band.
The Dandies is really just Courtney who wrote the material and then just hired people to play it and look good.
@@markuschelios6891 nonsense...
@@keithkoenig5320 Agreed!
They are underrated?
It's a privilege to have been born into a generation where the Dandy Warhols play. 🇵🇹
They still play. You just have to live in Portland.
So long as you're happy.
Just discovered this song..... My god its absolutely delish. Its burnt into my brain and I'm so pleased
Awh!! I LOVE that feeling of coming across a tune that HITS you!!
And you're bang on, it IS delish!!
Love that word! Stay safe!
@@FourteenWords-n4lsafe word?
@@matthewgrove-jones3001
"Safety Pass Required.."
Delish!
The Dandy Warhols are timeless. They are Not passe!!! Watchinng this in 2023 from México
No, it's of the moment, and then it's nostalgia.
I saw this once on mtv at 3am in the 90's and it will forever be engraved in my brain
Care to elaborate? Lol.
MTV 2......miss the 90s .
MTV was once fantastic brain-dead viewing, now its just dull
MTV brings back some memories for me big time
So much goodness in its prime got me into so much
Had such a crush on the keyboardist growing up just from this video. Still revisit and it’s 2023. Adorable as ever
I think we all did. She used to play topless at all their live shows.
@@terrra_2024Wow! Didn’t know that, you really got your money’s worth for that show!!! 😂
Yeah, she’s adorable! She the embodiment of the 90s manic pixie dream girl! So so cute! ❤❤❤ remember dressing like this in the late 90s, early 2000s; tiny little tee with mega bells or oversized pants! Still an awesome look! ❤❤❤
@@jamienicole2122 Manic pixie dream girl. Best way to put it, I think. Beautiful, but not too done up, down to hang out. I was such a sucker for it. Still am.
The lead singer is way more sexy! Yeah, she's cute but didn't you get a couple of piercings and decided that you were gay. I'm not but he's hot as fuck!
Recovering junkie here (6 years clean) This band has always been a rock through the years.
Stay strong❤❤❤❤
Congrats! Proud of you and stay strong!
@@TXcowb0y thank you 😊
@@annemarieslee7720 ❤️💚
@@Shannob 😍😘
The dance crew and choreography is brilliant.
My #1 favorite rock video choreography of all time, easily!
And the costumes!
OMG.....rules to this day.Great energy.
Dance troupe!
The band hated this video lol
Saw these guys open for David Bowie on his last tour in Dublin.
That was a good night
wow...
Andy Warhol is fully present in this video, y'know as much as he ever could be.
This song was massive at the time, but since they released Bohemian Like You, you never hear this one anymore. So underrated.
As a junky I love playing this..in an Ironic fashion .gotta love dandy's
This was, in my opinion far better at presenting the Warhols talent tgan Bohemian like you. XX
It’s so weird how they only seem to get remembered for Bohemian Like You, but they had a bunch of hits at the time that were (imo anyway) so much better.
Fantastic band, great albums
A live version was on the bonus CD to 13 Tales CD. I like the live version better.
"You never thought you'd get addicted, just be cooler in an obvious way."
SUCH A GOOD LYRIC!! If anything, The Dandy Warhols mastered cynicism, and I love them for it lol
Just discovered them a week ago and they are quickly becoming one of my favorite bands.
"Shouldn't you have got a couple piercings and decided maybe that you were gay?" is gold, too...
Grab the album and tell me if you want to be as cool as Kim Deal - truss me, you will!
I don't think this band mastered anything excepet being a typical 90's band.
Way to look like a giant, online, cock, Maz!
"Just discovered them a week ago and they are quickly becoming one of my favorite bands."
ME TOO!
For several years part of what I did as an underpaid docent for an advertising agency in San Francisco, was to float through the internet music sites, or various international radio stations websites, searching for a specific piece of music based upon the needs of the project team. Invariably I would find a sound that was unusual, well crafted, solid, and original, and it always turned out to be the Dandy Warhols.
Just got into this band. Love them. My son died in 2016 from a heroin overdose, I love this song. BTW, I am 71 years old.
I am so sorry about your son 💓
Im sorry about your son also. Great taste in music btw.
I support this
So Many hugs to you all,sad
@@sidor11 Same.💙💙💙
Song’s great and I could sit and watch the young lady play the keyboard and tambourine all day.
Bouncy
@ and putting that aside, she ain’t bad looking.
Spectacular Busby Berkeley (gurney) sequence, Zoolander outfits (years before the film), nod to the Solid Gold Hit Dancers, Mullets!!, Puking mimes, A NEW (🔥) CAR!! and the best rock band ever.. This video has it all!
I"m betting that 99% of those reading (or making) comments on this brilliant music video have NO clue who Busby Berkeley was or even the June Taylor dancers that Jackie Gleason's show made famous. June Taylor came after Berkeley who revolutionalized the art of choreography using synchronized dancers in fabulous costumes. The gurney sequence here is a prime example of such creativity. In addition to the song and the music, another shout out to the costume designer who illustrates a dangerous subject via costuming and effects to the max. . It's rare when a song and a video hits one out of the park using every component in the arsenal but this song/video is flat out sensational.
@@michaelwolf6424
never heard of the June Taylor dancers, you say they came out of the Jackie Gleason show?
@@TedOtis Yep. I'm over 70 now and actually met Jackie Gleason when he was in the Atlanta area shooting "Smokey and the Bandit" with Burt Reynolds. He stumbled into the kitchen at the restaurant I was tending bar. The doors of the kitchen were exactly like those of the mens/womens restrooms. He was three sheets to the wind. Some quick witted waiter spun ol Jackie around and pointed through the door. . ."it's THATAWAY". One of the funniest fucking things I've ever seen.
On his show, the June Taylor dancers used elaborate precision routines ala Busby Berkeley but the thing that made their precision so visual was the overhead camera shots that made the dancers look like they were being viewed through a kaleidoscope. Really nice. Check out an old JG show.
@@michaelwolf6424
That's a great story. Thanks for that.
I loved him in Smokey and the Bandit.. and of course the Honeymooners.
Man I remember this in 97 or 98 coming on MTV, within another 4 or 5 years the oxycontin epidemic came along like a hurricane and decimated people's lives, I immediately thought of this song when I saw what was happening. I hope anyone with an addiction was able to overcome it and make it through.
Suboxone for a few years, morph every now and then, I tried heroin but I thought it
Oh man! If only I'd listened...
Kratom got me off opiates. Of course, now I'm hooked on kratom. It's a hell of a lot cheaper at least lol
then Eminem rapping about vicodin in 1999
Which is funny because like, you don't have to try oxycontin or all these other drugs so who cares.
One of the best music videos ever. It’s so absurd and the background dancers really went for it LMAO
I love this video for that reason. It cracks me up even though the subject is kind of morbid.
Always loved this song, but the video is also a damn masterpiece. They knocked it out of the park on all levels with this one.
Dancing needles. So ahead of their time
That guitar riff, chills even now almost 30 years later.
The band hated the video 😅
Seriously one of the best songs on the 90s.
Their best song, which is certainly saying something. Summed up their style, intellect and cool. An absolutely hypnotic and definitely one of the most overlooked rock songs, indeed underrated bands, ever. This is a genuine classic for all time/s.
I started listening between 2007-2010 and am going to listen in 2024 when I "make the mark".
bring back '97 dammit, fuck growing up
How old where you 97´?
+Why Shold-I I was 12 - I lived in a liberal household and my adolescent years were stunted
x2
The high point (1997)
I was all grown up...still a great year.
Absolutely a true masterpiece work of art, both in the song and the video. I will never forget either of these from back in the day unless I get dementia or alzheimers. In which case my preliminary apologies.
When I lived in Portland I used to see them in concert and this brings back a lot of memories. if you never saw them live you missed out.
I played this on my head phones flying from Sydney to KL Melaysia for the 1998 Commonwealth Games to compete, such memories , i was 28yo , now 49
I can't believe I just found this! Awesome!!
Get the album, and the next… both are excellent
I remember when this came out. It was awesome then and it's awesome now and I still have a huge crush on Zia McCabe.
This video is really creative. It just dawned on me that when they play the piano/ organ it’s something you would hear at a funeral which ties into the end of the video. Great band and great song.
But the band absolutely hated the video
This song is so timeless
This song and its accompanying video are phenomenal. I vividly recall the moment I first saw the video on MTV. It instantly captivated me, and it’s impossible not to be instantly smitten with Zia McCabe.
This song and band are so NOT passe that I just bought 2 tickets to see them in Houston this October…❤
I came here for the brilliant song, and returned many times for the dancing. Just awesome. That overhead shot of the hospital bed dance is pure genius, one of the best things I have ever seen in any video.
I really like it too.
I like that part because that's exactly what withdrawing from heroin is like and you get restless legs those moves are not even exaggerating. You'll be tossing and turning you'll be underneath the bed in between the box spring your restless legs can get so bad
The hearse at the end does it for me
That scene from the film Dig! with Anton from BJE at this shoot. Half mocking their enthusiasms, half wishing he was in front of the cameras.
This song is addictive
Unintentionally ironic.
Heroin is lame I'm allergic to opiates
Your avatar gives the world cancer
I could watch Zia standing at the keyboard the whole day long
She has got it!
So true!!!
That's an MD-20 isn't it?
@@mgabrysSF MD 20?or Playtex 26'' cup size b just the perfect wobble or better yet t shirt just the right amount
Of support for the best perfect perky
Ness oh this isn't a psa.i know there's a joke somewhere in there hahaha
There's a video of this song where that's all that plays.
Adore the irony of the lyrics & video;complete riot! I think as a society we've lost the art of humor
Nothing cuter than a woman playing the tambourine 😊😊😊😊☺️☺️☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️❤️ and i definitely have my eyes on her, i didn't even realize she was playing the keyboard as well, very talented woman 👌👌👌👌
Oh Zia the way you dance in the video.
It was probably Bristol City Council who insisted on an end time of 10:00 pm.
this is the song that introduced me to this band, i saw it on beavis and butthead of all things, that show showed me so many songs and bands i wouldnt have heard of. Glad they did, been a fan ever since
One of the best indie-rock songs ever.
This song is way ahead of it’s time
I virtually never critique content for "themes and symbolism" but here it is.
It shows a paper-thin veneer of happy excess over this sea of deeply unsetting images, such as choreographed dancers on hospital gurneys.
It's endlessly disturbing to watch, which is presumably the point.
Brilliant.
Oh yeah, and a great song and a great band.
This video was epic when it came out and it's still epic today.
This was the big label video. They warmed up the Rolling Stones for a few shows after this.
I'm always jamming to this ....when MTV 2 was all about videos....
For today it should be fentanyl is so passay
@@andrewwenner2781 but it ain't tho - not yet anyway.
@@andrewwenner2781 it's passé, by the way, just to let you know what might have been in fashion in the past is no longer in vouge nowadays.
This song is like so psychedelic and the lyrics... just perfect
"I can't help but feel responsible,
I always knew that you were insane
with your pain"
very pop with a tinge of darkness
Any time a song deconstructs human interaction, it passes through psychedelia's neighborhood.
Yes!
Completely agree!
This song, and its accompanying video, have reached classic status. - Hunter
One of the greatest songs of the nineties without a doubt. Great band.
she sure knows how to keep a beat....Luv it
Who? The drummer is a guy.
Whenever I hear this song , which I love, I can’t help but remember the pissy fit the video’s director had when the lead singer questioned his
Aesthetic / editing. An amazing behind the scenes rock documentary about two similar bands…. The Dandy Warhols and Brian Jonestown massacre….. it’s called , “Dig”. Very candid.
This song is 22 years old and still awesome.
This is brilliant
Can't believe how young they look!! Still going strong and the world is a better place for it!
This band was way ahead of its time sound wise. They are amazingly great!Totally underrated
Ehh they use a wurlitzer and sound identical to any of Andy Warhol's teenage boyfriends band's but they are really underrated I'll give you that.
@Mary Lanier yep. Moreover, this is a very 90s band with a very very 90s sound. I think it was smack dab perfect for its time.
@@PatrickRob82 yeah but the 90's/2000's sound is popular and cool again, so they were both of their time and ahead of it. Lol
Kids... bands sounding like this have been around since the 60's. Every once in a while they pop up on the charts.
There was a garage rock revival in the 80's and another one in the 90's...
I prefer Brian Jonestown Massacre.
Am I the only who thinks it sounds like Courtney wrote the lyrics and Kurt wrote the music?
Today I've met David LaChapelle and I was so nervous I couldn't tell him how much I'm obsessed with this video that is 22 years old and is absolutely insane.
this is 22 years old??? damn
This is one repeated message you'd seen around RUclips, "you have no idea how many years I've been looking for this song...." This time I have to say it. Literally, last time I heard it on MTV or Much Music or on the radio was in 1996, never again. Since then I've tried to know who were these. 2022 Made it possible lol
One of the best songs of the past 20 years
Love you Zia! She's a realtor in Portland now. Killing it, still rockin with the Dandy's too
Boy I was in love with the synth player!
I remember when I heard this song the very first time. I laughed my arse off. It's awesome.
I saw them in 1997 at First Avenue in Minneapolis just after this song started getting airplay around here....seems like a lifetime ago...still LOVE the song!
Music is a Time Machine! Not only does this take me back being a teen in the 90’s, but it also takes me back to near 10 years, ago to the day, seeing them live at a club up the street from where I lived at the time in Omaha! The Dandys rule, ok!
Catchy tune, and love the aesthetics, particularly the back beat line, with the drummer particularly, love his look, very 60's shaggy lol. long live the 90's!
One of the best music videos ever - a collection of random imagery delivery covering the theme of the song
Luuuuv singing to the harmonies on this.. one of my favorite of so many favorite Dandy songs.
I never thought i'de get addicted, just be cooler in a obvious way!
A terrific song with great dancers and choreography
This song always makes me want to watch Dig!
This is the first time I've heard this song and I like it a lot. The lead singer has a great voice, and I particularly like the harmonies.
+Blues fan Those sort of harmonies are signature in most Dandy's songs :) If you liked this one check out "Nietzsche" by them. Beautiful 2 tone harmonies throughout
Norm Spups Entertainment Thanks, I already have, and I agree.
Blues fan
Ah nice :)
+Norm Spups Entertainment I really like the drumming, too.
+Blues fan Gorgeous isn't it? I love the way the drums come back in at the end to finish the song. (Also, that snare sound)
This masterful music video needs and deserves a 4K remastering
This entire album is stellar.
At the 2:15 minute Mark the na na Na's remind me a lot of Pink Floyd's "jugband Blues" with Syd Barrett doing the same.
Yep
Still listening to this at the end of Corona year 2020.
yeah
“End of Covid” it will still be a while until
Things get back on track.
Happy new year!
And in 2021
@@Hungrydawgsrunfaster yeah until we have covid 21 and then something else comes along and we have lockdowns forever
That red head was surface of the sun level adorable....🌞🔥🔥🔥
A precious gem of an album that's in my Top 5 from the 90s. A catchy classic!
This video perfectly illustrates the pain of dealing with a friend with addiction. It may not be the video they wanted to make but it’s entertaining as hell.
Fell in love with this track before i viewed video.. 🎤🎤🎸🎸🙏❤️❤️
The dandy Warhol's were one of my first shows I ever went to in highschool like 2005. Super awesome
This song is pure pop genius, love it 😍
So underrated this guys, awesome band
I like the 'Public Information Films' vibe!
Belatedly coming around to this band which is still on scener. This song is probably the best MTV video ever. The group should have gotten more accolades and recognition. I know this is a generational thing but the lead singer's smirk at the end of the video is reminiscent of Ray Davies' (Kinks) smirk. Kindred types years apart.
How about a compromise smirk between Ray Davies and Billy Idol's "sneer".
It's 2021, and I just discovered this band.
I love this post
;)
Theyre so harmonic
Glad you're here
Check out the documentary "Dig!", they followed the Dandys and another band they were friends with at the time called The Brian Jonestown Massacre for like 7 yrs. Super fascinating to see how they "made it" in the industry and who this song was written for. BTW they HATED this video ;)
Last I saw it was still up on RUclips so check it out.
Great song, and Aimee Springer (aka Zia McCabe) certainly lifted it into another league with that bounce!
Having toured in hellish vans with indie bands in the 90s I take my hat off them being able not to kill each other by now.
In the film "Dig", the dark look on Anton Newcombe's face when he first heard this song was priceless. He instantly knew the song was written about him. That was the beginning of the rift between him and Courtney.
Courtney Taylor Taylor said it was about his then partner who became a heroin addict.
Yeah I had a different read on that entirely, I think anton new it was a hit and was majorly jealous
@cactusjack69420 No, it wasn't. It was about his ex.
Dig is one of the best movies that ever showcased a musical act(s) documentary.
I remember when this first came out, I was 18 and had just finished high school, still my favourite music video by far, 17 years later and it's barely aged a day !!!
This song has a special place in my heart, because It’s the first one I’ve ever learnt to play on the guitar.
My top 3 songs of all time. Love this dam song. Video and band. The Dandy Warhols are not everyone's cup of tea. But dam, this shit still rocks all these years later. Listened to this album everyday when it came out. 2023 and it's still going.
Damn the amount of great songs these guys have is amazing!
After all these years I'm still in love with their music. They are an inspiration every time I feel down and empower me to become a better person.
Yay! Awesome song, still awesome. Love being reminded of 1997. I was so young and thin back then.
I love the lyrics of this song.
I heard this on KLSU in 1997.
Friday and Saturday 12/6-7, 2024 in SF. Can't wait.
This video is the first thing I thought of when hearing the news about Philip Seymour Hoffman. What a drag. But at least he did a lot while he was here. Great song, says it all.
see reply to bigdaddy above. thx.
Discovering a 1997 gem in 2023 - Priceless!!!
Saw them three times in Dublin. Never disappoint 🥰
Remember MTV playing this in 1997... Went and bought the CD... Good Times...
me too i bought it at tower records