Commonwealth is a fantastic album. Sloan stopped by Mavericks in Ottawa to tour it in November 2014 and I vividly recall Chris being extremely gracious with fans after the show, chatting and posing for photos with us. The two of us had a quick exchange where I mentioned to him that "I play a little guitar", to which he responded, without wavering "Yeah, me too". I still recount this story to friends and family, going down as one of my favourite interactions with what I would consider a larger than life figure in rock, yet someone so down to earth and humble. Much respect to these guys.
Saw them at Varsity Arena in Toronto in 96/97, and most recently in Brampton in 2019. Great then, great now. To borrow from SCTV, they are Four Neat Guys.
I discovered this band around 1996, sort of before the Internet. It was like a well kept treasure. I don't know how many people knew about Sloan in Switzerland at that time. Got every records since and still think it's one of the great bands around. Can't wait to hear Steady, their 13th studio album coming out at the end of this week.
I'm late to the party. The cool indie station in Oklahoma City just put their new song on their weekly playlist lol. Could you recommend 2 or 3 songs that have that rock vibe like "if it feels good do it" and "money city maniacs"? I've listened to 3 or 4 of their songs about 20 times each the last several days. :)
You could make a game out of counting how many times the word, 'Record', is said in this interview. Not only the band..but the host. That is a pet peeve of mine. Always has been...and I don't know why. It is almost as if the host is trying to prove to everyone that he is an 'inside'. 'Hey guys...how was it recording your new albu......aahhh record'? ...'We are going to try to set a guiness world record by setting the record for how many times the word record can be said in a conversation regarding the recording of a recording band's new record'.
It’s funny, because Andrew was describing Patrick songs at 18 minutes as the ones that make it on the radio and; right when this video began, I was thinking about how Patrick has it, the best rock/radio voice of the band
Here is my list and rank of greatest Canadian bands of all time. 1. Rush. 2. Sloan. 3. Triumph. Like Sloan, Triumph should have been much bigger than they were. Yes, they had international success....but I totally believe that if they had taken their band in a different direction (both marketing and songwriting), they could have been bigger than Rush. I also think that if Sloan had happened 15 years earlier, they could have been quite possibly #1 of that list. But you can't choose when you are born. The music world..and the world in general were a very different thing back when Rush were breaking.
Navy blue between the bridges the one they put out in 2003 and never hear the end of it are the best albums they have not put out a really good album since there newer one is the best they don't in years but not on par with their early classics imho
Sloan is right behind me Beatles for me. My two favorite bands. They deserve such a bigger audience.
THIS! SO MUCH THIS! I wish they'd come to the UK
Bought Navy Blues on whim in Seattle in 1998, never looked back!
Commonwealth is a fantastic album. Sloan stopped by Mavericks in Ottawa to tour it in November 2014 and I vividly recall Chris being extremely gracious with fans after the show, chatting and posing for photos with us. The two of us had a quick exchange where I mentioned to him that "I play a little guitar", to which he responded, without wavering "Yeah, me too". I still recount this story to friends and family, going down as one of my favourite interactions with what I would consider a larger than life figure in rock, yet someone so down to earth and humble. Much respect to these guys.
Love 'Commonwealth' as well and never thought the 17+ minute song "48 Potraits" would be my favorite thing on it.
Chris and Jay are both amazing to talk to after a concert, especially if it is a small US concert where only 50 people show up.
Great band. Thank you
Love Chris’s Pollard Throws a No Hitter shirt, so cool
This band is everything to me.
Love Chris's shirt
chris picks an andrew song
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jay picks a chris song,
patrick picks a jay song,
andrew picks a patrick song
it's great! it forms a perfect Square
Been a fan of this band since 1996 love these guys great interview
I have been a Sloan fan since 1992.
I finally got to finally see them in concert tonight. I'm still on cloud 9
So Great to get to "know" this guys a little more...I wish I had been a "fan" much earlier in my life but I know I will be the "Rest of My Life"
Saw them at Varsity Arena in Toronto in 96/97, and most recently in Brampton in 2019. Great then, great now. To borrow from SCTV, they are Four Neat Guys.
5:40 I like how all both of their heads pop up, like this is different.
They must hate that version of "The Other Man." Jay said something out of microphone range - I'll guess it was "WTF?"
People of the sky is aces!
That was a great interview. I was hoping they might talk about a 20th anniversary reissue of Navy Blues but no such luck. Keep rockin Sloan!
Cats of Sherman and they’re touring the album in its entirety! (But you probably know this by now)
We love Sloan and it still blasts when Alexa is being good. Holiday Greetings from Bedford, Nova Scotia
Hi Tom...love you, man
sloanの日本ツアーは全て見に行きました。トロントでも1度だけ見に行きました。懐かしい思い出です。いつかまた会いたいな
I discovered this band around 1996, sort of before the Internet. It was like a well kept treasure. I don't know how many people knew about Sloan in Switzerland at that time. Got every records since and still think it's one of the great bands around. Can't wait to hear Steady, their 13th studio album coming out at the end of this week.
I'm late to the party. The cool indie station in Oklahoma City just put their new song on their weekly playlist lol. Could you recommend 2 or 3 songs that have that rock vibe like "if it feels good do it" and "money city maniacs"? I've listened to 3 or 4 of their songs about 20 times each the last several days. :)
@@ascendant95 Sounds like you’re a Patrick Pentland fan.
Love the Robert Pollard shirt on Chris
That was a nice chill.
can wait to see sloan this friday in Kingston!!
You could make a game out of counting how many times the word, 'Record', is said in this interview. Not only the band..but the host. That is a pet peeve of mine. Always has been...and I don't know why. It is almost as if the host is trying to prove to everyone that he is an 'inside'. 'Hey guys...how was it recording your new albu......aahhh record'?
...'We are going to try to set a guiness world record by setting the record for how many times the word record can be said in a conversation regarding the recording of a recording band's new record'.
Under appreciated Sloan is like The Who/The Beatles/The Rolling Stones except newer and Canadian, like seriousy the drummer is Kieth Moon
....with a little Bun E Carlos thrown in around the edges
It’s funny, because Andrew was describing Patrick songs at 18 minutes as the ones that make it on the radio and; right when this video began, I was thinking about how Patrick has it, the best rock/radio voice of the band
Band has my name
Coax me. hands down.
Here is my list and rank of greatest Canadian bands of all time. 1. Rush. 2. Sloan. 3. Triumph. Like Sloan, Triumph should have been much bigger than they were. Yes, they had international success....but I totally believe that if they had taken their band in a different direction (both marketing and songwriting), they could have been bigger than Rush. I also think that if Sloan had happened 15 years earlier, they could have been quite possibly #1 of that list. But you can't choose when you are born. The music world..and the world in general were a very different thing back when Rush were breaking.
"The rapper, Drapes"?
Comedy gold
I am home.
Of course Chris is wearing a GBV shirt.
"The Rapper Drapes"?
"If It Feels Good Do It"? "Money City Maniacs"? None of these songs they chose have a jumpkick in the videos lol.
Such an underrated band. The Canadian cheap trick
Navy blue between the bridges the one they put out in 2003 and never hear the end of it are the best albums they have not put out a really good album since there newer one is the best they don't in years but not on par with their early classics imho
Underwhelmed
I want to give them all forty sandwiches. They look so underfed.
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The Good in Everyone, Money City Maniacs, The Rest of My Life and nothing else
The old guy in the zep hat looks ridiculous
The breadth of his talent is also ridiculous.
Out of the four of them, he's the one you call old?