“Get Off” by The Dandy Warhols

"Get Off" was the first single Capitol pulled from Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia, the Dandy Warhols' third album, in 2000, and it's Courtney Taylor-Taylor's baby: he wrote it, sings it, plays guitar and co-produced it with David Sardy, who also mixed. Peter Holmström adds guitar, Zia McCabe handles bass and keyboards, and Brent DeBoer drums and sings backup, with guest Anton Newcombe on guitar and strings and Troy Stewart on slide.

The NME cheered it as a debauched Wild West keg party and jeered at radio for needing an ad campaign, the Vodafone spot that used "Bohemian Like You", before it noticed the band. The video, shot in Portland in April 2000, puts the band on horseback on the St. Johns Bridge. Reissued in 2002, it beat its first UK peak of 38 by climbing to 34.

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