How Harvey Danger Got Their Name

MUSIC THAT MATTERS – “Lyric of the Day”

(Music Cut #1)

By the first day of Spring 1998…

this song was blaring out of car windows everywhere.

Harvey Danger’s
“Flagpole Sitta.”

(Music Cut #2)

It became the paranoia anthem of the late ’90s.

And the band?

Mostly students and journalists,

treating it like a side project

until they suddenly found themselves on MTV.

(Music Cut #3)

Even the name—

Harvey Danger—

came from a piece of graffiti

near the University of Washington’s student paper.

They just thought it looked cool.

(Music Cut #4)

LYRIC OF THE DAY:
“I’m not sick, but I’m not well…” – Harvey Danger

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