Customer Reviews

Flagpole Sitta

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

I do have to say that "Flagpole Sitta" is one of my favorite songs of all-time. But buying this single doesn't make too much sense. Only if you are a HUGE Harvey Danger fan do you need this CD. Along with the hit, you'll also find the song "Wrecking Ball". It's a good song and quite different from the style of "Flagpole Sitta". But it's also on their full-length CD Where Have All The Merrymakers Gone. The only reason you should consider buying this single is if you're looking for rare Harvey Danger songs; that being "The Ballad Of The Tragic Hero (Pity And Fear)". This song you can't find anywhere else and it's hard to find a download of it. Believe me, I've tried.

I gave this CD-single 3 stars because all three songs are good. Yet you should just buy their full-length CD instead. You'll get more for your money and 10 great songs rather than just three.

Flagpole Sitta is a definite hit. I mean I dont know how you can't like it. It has catchy lyrics (example: paranoia paranoia everybody's comin to get me) and a great sound to it. The guitar on it goes excellent with the lyrics and Seans voice singing them makes all the better. Wrecking Ball (also on the cd) is a softer ballad of the destruction that we all face. Show me the hero (a b-side on the cd) is a great song. It seems oddly appropiate for this cd. To bad this the only cd it's on. If you like Flagpole Sitta then you should also look into getting these cds. Where Have All The Merrymakers Gone? (Harvey Danger) King James Version (Harvey Danger) Saint Joe On The Schoolbus (Marcy Playground) Febuary Son (Oleander) Unwind (Oleander) Feeling Strangely Fine (Semisonic) Fortress (Sister Hazel) Sugar (Tonic) Live and Enhanced (Tonic) Lemon Parade (Tonic) and Out of Time (R.E.M.)

Flagpole Sitta is a definite hit. I mean I dont know how you can't like it. It has catchy lyrics (example: paranoia paranoia everybody's comin to get me) and a great sound to it. The guitar on it goes excellent with the lyrics and Seans voice singing them makes all the better. Wrecking Ball (also on the cd) is a softer ballad of the destruction that we all face. Ballad of the tragic hero (a b-side on the cd) is a great song. It seems oddly appropiate for this cd. To bad this the only cd it's on. If you like Flagpole Sitta then you should also look into getting these cds. Where Have All The Merrymakers Gone? (Harvey Danger) King James Version (Harvey Danger) Saint Joe On The Schoolbus (Marcy Playground) Febuary Son (Oleander) Unwind (Oleander) Feeling Strangely Fine (Semisonic) Fortress (Sister Hazel) Sugar (Tonic) Live and Enhanced (Tonic) Lemon Parade (Tonic) and Out of Time (R.E.M.)

This is a really catchy, well worded song with a cool riff in the middle. I'ts top!!!!! Although I am having a bit of trouble getting a copy!Small question, Why Flagpole Sitta????? If anyone knows please tell me. My email is (srlane@glam.ac.uk), cheers!

This song has so much in it...truth, humor, and a really catchy tune.

~Ami-chan~

I love this song sooooo much that I request it every day!!! If you haven't heard this song you are missing something great!!!! I LOVE IT!!!

It is so cool that Harvey Danger's music is finally being noticed and I'm sure that one day his music will be huge! His music rocks!

This song by Harvey Danger is a masterpiece. I really enjoyed it. One thing that alot of people say about him, is that he is a younger Drew Carrey! I totally agree, but he sounds a hell of a lot better. Check this song out, take you ear drums for a treat!

I love this song but don't know all the lyrics. That doesn't matter though. I'd still love it even if it were in another language!!!!!

I love this song! Anybody who agrees w/ me, please e-mail me!