Harvey Danger played their final NY show -pics/video/setlist
photos by Alex Erde
Harvey Danger somehow…got John Hodgman to introduce them. It was hilarious…Once they came out on stage, they were incredible. They played for about 2 hours and 40 minutes, longer than I’ve ever seen any band play for before in my life. By the end, there wasn’t really too much left that they hadn’t played. It was really awesome and didn’t get boring at all…even if we were all insanely tired by almost 2AM when we finally walked out.
For the encore, they came out and did a lot of Q&A and took requests. A bunch of them.
They sounded really on all night too, even towards the end of the set, they were still playing well and having a great time on stage. If you didn’t make this show, you messed up, big time. Below is the full set list so that you can kick yourself for missing the show…[ihaveamessage]
The review above is from Harvey Danger’s Farewell Tour show on August 8th at that Bell House. Valley Lodge (photographed below) and Jukebox the Ghost (not photographed) opened.
Harvey Danger’s final, final show happens August 29th at The Crocodile in Seattle. More NYC pictures, some videos and that setlist are below…
Valley Lodge…
John Hodgman…
Harvey Danger…
John Hodgman introduces Harvey Danger!
Harvey Danger, “Little Round Mirrors,” The Bell House, Brooklyn, 8.8.09
Harvey Danger – Cream And Bastards Rise
Harvey Danger August 8th at the Bell House setlist (ihaveamessage)
Humility On Parade
Wine, Women & Song
Moral Centralia
Meetings With Remarkable Men (Show Me The Hero)
Cream & Bastards Rise
Problems & Bigger Ones
Sad Sweetheart Of The Rodeo
Little Round Mirrors
War Buddies
Jack The Lion
Defrocked
The Show Must Not Go On (new song)
Flagpole Sitta
The Ballad Of The Tragic Hero (Pity & Fear)
Authentic
(Theme From) Carjack Fever
Encore 1:
Pike Street/Park Slope
*Loyalty Bldg.
*Underground
*Happiness Writes White
*Sometimes You Have To Work On Christmas (Sometimes)
*Wrecking Ball
*Why I’m Lonely
*Private Helicopter
*Carlotta Valdez
*Terminal Annex
Radio Silence
Encore 2:
The Same As Being In Love
