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Have a Nice Life: Live at The Stone NYC (2010)
In February of 2010, Have A Nice Life played three live sets. It was the first time any of HANL's material had been played for an audience. The very first night, in a cramped, dimly-lit club in New York City called The Stone, was caught on tape. Expertly filmed by Justin Donais of the film "Glastonburykids" and a team of 5 videographers, painstakingly edited together over the course of an entire year, "Live at The Stone" perfectly captures what was an incredibly chaotic, cathartic, and meaningful point in the life of the band. The set is raw, unpolished, desperate, and honest.
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In February of 2010, Have A Nice Life played three live sets. It was the first time any of HANL's material had been played for an audience. The very first night, in a cramped, dimly-lit club in New York City called The Stone, was caught on tape. Expertly filmed by Justin Donais of the film "Glastonburykids" and a team of 5 videographers, painstakingly edited together over the course of an entire year, "Live at The Stone" perfectly captures what was an incredibly chaotic, cathartic, and meaningful point in the life of the band. The set is raw, unpolished, desperate, and honest.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:12/15/2010
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