Where Is Danny?

Where Is Danny? holds the distinction of being the first album in Danny!'s discography to not feature an image of him, his likeness (à la Danny Is Dead) or even his name on the record's cover art, opting instead to use the iconic "Pistol" by pop artist Roy Lichtenstein in an effort to not only assert his status as an artist but to emphasize the album's brash, "in-your-face" content; the 2011 official release used an alternate "smoking gun" variant that was previously commissioned by TIME for their 1968 cover story on the prevalence of guns in America.

Where Is Danny?

Where Is Danny? holds the distinction of being the first album in Danny!'s discography to not feature an image of him, his likeness (à la Danny Is Dead) or even his name on the record's cover art, opting instead to use the iconic "Pistol" by pop artist Roy Lichtenstein in an effort to not only assert his status as an artist but to emphasize the album's brash, "in-your-face" content; the 2011 official release used an alternate "smoking gun" variant that was previously commissioned by TIME for their 1968 cover story on the prevalence of guns in America.