Sloan (Full Performance) | Stiegl Hidden Studio Sessions
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2018
- Canadian rock veterans Sloan released a new addition to their impressive and prolific discography this week with their twelfth studio album, 12. Since sparking the Canadian East Coast alternative scene of the early 90s, the band has spent the last quarter century amassing an incredible body of work, managing to stay together, to stay relevant, and making a case for Sloan to be considered one of Canada's all-time greatest rock bands.
One of Canada's longest-running and most prized bands, Sloan continues their democratic songwriting tradition on this record with three songs penned by each of the four core members of the band: Patrick Pentland with the soaring rock anthems, Chris Murphy with the playful, participatory sing-alongs, Jay Ferguson with the jaunty prog-pop gems, and Andrew Scott with the whimsical innerspace explorations. But rather than isolating themselves to work on their own tunes as they did on their last album, Commonwealth, this time they all collaborated on each other's work.
Sloan paid us a visit in the Stiegl Hidden Studio to perform four songs from 12, with each member taking a turn on lead. 
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I love Andrew's Pittsburgh Pirates hat! Pittsburgh is the only place I've actually gotten to see Sloan live, too.
I love how these guys understand how to mix themselves in a live environment. Specifically, both Andrew and Chris' playing and selection of their cymbals. They have a light touch on em, and have chosen smaller, deader cymbals so they don't drown everything else out in that room.
These guys are such geeks... and I say that with love. They know how to create power pop songs.... that stand up and last. They take their craft so seriously. Every album has soul and shows that they are on top of it. I saw them four times. I just love them.
Great live band too. I love the way they switch instruments on stage. They all signed my Commonwealth album. Cool dudes. Jay and Chris were really nice to talk to.
SLOAN are very effin' Cool! Nuthin' geeky about them!
Spin Our Wheels is one of the greatest pop rock songs of the last 10 years. In a perfect world, that song would have been a major hit, all over radio and TV commercials.
Totally agree. Like "Wouldn't It Be Nice" great.
Jay's guitar sounds so awesomely crunchy here!
All hail the great songwriter Andrew Scott.
Official Sloan secret weapon, Mr. Andrew Scott.
I miss the days when Andrew played piano on stage
sounds like a lost Navy Blues track... brilliant.
@@nicolerizzo1314 No secret.
Love all Andrew Scott songs especially the ones from "Never hear the end of it"
Not many bands sound this good live. Thank you Sloan!!
The songs sound amazing live. Sound fuller and great harmonies. I am loving this new album
Absolutely incredible
0:00 Spin Our Wheels
3:33 The Day Will Be Mine
8:53 Right to Roam
11:34 Year Zero
I’m really so glad these guys are still doing what they do. Every two to three years they remind me of why I keep coming back to their catalogue no matter how many new bands I bring home on CD.
You too,huh?
Best band of past 25 years for me.
I love that Patrick looks like Gandalf and sings like a GOD!!!! What a Monster talent!!
It's funny you say Pat looks like Gandalf. After seeing them on the 12 album tour I messaged Jay and asked him to congratulate Patrick on his white wizardhood.
These guys are so friggin' awesome! Stoked to see 'm tomorrow night in Nashville!!!!
Dang this sounds amazing. great songcraft and obviously have rehearsed a bunch. pretty flawless playing each others' songs.
Excellent set!
I love the new album!....got it on vinyl and its been on steady play...probably gonna be my summer album!
Sloan = best band of past twenty years or so. See you in Seattle in a few days. Love the new album! Hope to hear a couple of Navy Blues throwbacks. Sinking Ships anyone?
@mountaingoat1003 I was just listenening to my new vinyl copy of Navy Blues when your comment popped up. I just got this vinyl yesterday. It remains my favorite Sloan.
Awesome!
Andrew seems to be the one who carries the flame for the early 90s Sloan. Love it all regardless.
I am sure they all hold a special place in their hearts for the Sloan of old. Andrew has progressed just as much in style, if not more, than the others imo
The witty banter... ❤️❤️❤️
“Making records for rock journalists of the future.” LOL! Well guys, you’re also bringing much joy to rock fans of the present. I’ll be at your next show in Portland OR!
Gen-X’s Big Star?
@@christophernewton1437 Kind of, except that Sloan’s kept it going at a modest level of success for over 30 years. Big Star barely made 3 original albums.
@mountaingoat1003 Absolutely! The fans they do have here in the States (like me) love them. They can sell out a small club (couple of hundred) but to me it’s crazy they can’t get bigger crowds. Every friend I’ve taken to see them over the years has been blown away.
Quality versus quantity. You can’t deny that those 3 records were not highly influential? I mean I hear all three in Sloan’s catalog...
@mountaingoat1003 they sell out small venues in big American cities. I've seen then several times in different cities. They always have an enthusiastic audience and always deliver.
It just hit me how much The Day Will Be Mine recalls the shoegaze sound of their Smeared album.
The Canadian Teenage Fanclub!! Luv it
such a remarkable group, album after album too
Hey Jack! You got me into Sloan and of course I'm now checking out all their stuff on YT. Thanks for you and your magazine/podcast/website!
@@andrewbarrett4276 that's absolutely awesome and i'm delighted and thank you for saying that about my/our own efforts as well, damn nice of you! (and both yt and their bandcamp page are excellent for sampling sloan music both new and old; warning though, you'll likely want to buy a ton of it.
@@andrewbarrett4276 p.s. if you are on facebook by all means friend me
This needs to be released on vinyl.
So good, I got a wee bit teary-eyed during every song. And I got to thinking there's almost too much talent for just one band...to spread out the goodness how would they divide the band into two? I think Jay and Andrew together for a British thing and Chris and Patrick for a "alt" indy vibe. Then they get back together for a reunion tour selling out areans world wide.
Great studio arrangements translate to great live reproduction.
That shirt encapsulates Chris to a "T." ;)
Miss these guys and Mr Nelson.
Fucking harmony..... where did it go? Oh yeah, Sloan.
"Preinternetphenomenon" love it, use it.
Sounds great! What amp is Patrick using here?
It's brilliant that as tiny as Jay is, his speaking voice is WAYYYYYY DOWWWN. The lost Cohen child.
But his singing voice is quite high. Really nice guy in person.
Killer.
Oof so good.
Pre internet phenomenon!
I would be the 334th thumb.. By why wreck it ? Sydney Wentworth Park ; Free concert ?
Telecasters!!!!!!
Anyone know what Patrick’s model is?
@@christophernewton1437 Not sure, but I just noticed he was playing that same guitar back in a MuchMusic Spotlight clip from 96.
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#patrickisdead Who's this homeless guy you got to impersonate brother Patrick?
J Mascis is fillin in
Saruman the white wizard
redo this without the verb and delay on vocals please...Sloan is about Tight dead sound...
@Shon That dry-and- tight Plastic Ono Band sound…
Umm, No. For the majority of their songs they've used a lot of short delays/reverb incorporated into the mix, especially on vox. I'd say its part of their sound. In fact, I paused one of the songs several times where everything cuts out but the vox just I could hear that "signature" sloan vox sound.
Love SLOAN .... as a 4 piece
just saying 🥴
Greg McDonald is a genius and a saint.
@@ethanbender5757 a saint?
@Ethan A genius?..
Gregory slays. Excellent addition.