Claude says:Harvey Danger's 1997 debut landed as a one-hit wonder artifact—all jangly guitars and anxious energy wrapped around "Flagpole Sitta"—but you kept coming back to the whole thing, finding that the album's wired alternative-pop restlessness holds up better than its reputation suggests. You've spun it ten times across three years, which means you're either revisiting it for that particular nervous-energy fix or you genuinely dig the record's underdog charm.