I'm a teenager of the 60's and never heard of this band. They are really, really good and I will be checking out their other songs. Thanks Harri and tip of the hat to Canada!
Try their album "Twice Removed" from 1994. It was their second album on Geffen Records, and the label dropped them because their first album was very 90s grungy, and the label was expecting something like that again. Instead, Sloan released a very 60s-ish sound Beatles record with "Twice Removed" and the label dropped them entirely. It was the closest they ever got to making it in America; in Canada they're still massive though.
As a Canadian, Sloan are in my opinion the best we've had to offer in the last 30 years. I saw them twice last year, and they still all sound great. Always a great live show, and their new material is just as solid.
Sloan are spectacular in concert. They often switch instruments between each member and every member sings. Jay Ferguson, the guitarist who doesn't sing in this song also DJs occasionally in Toronto. Andrew Scott, the drummer, has a unique vocal style such as People of the Sky (th-cam.com/video/Xcb9AR2FpDU/w-d-xo.html).
My favorite band, they're amazing- same 4 guys for like literally 30 years, they all write songs and take turns on lead vocals. Each of the 4 have their own styles, and yet they still sound like a cohesive band. Any one of them could have fronted a band full time. Definitely worth listening to more 💜
They are from Halifax, I believe, my sister studied there and she kept raving about them, truly a great semi-underground band made good. I'd love to see your reaction to Under my thumb by Streetheart, an incredible cover of the Stones' classic.
These guys are a Canadian gem! I was raised on reggae and James Brown and I love these guys, easily my favorite band, I’ve been listening to them since the mid 90s. For those who’ve never heard of Sloan, you’re missing out.
Louis - I must say that the first thing that came to mind was me thinking how many people forgot that their volume was turned up over the years as the sirens were doing their thing! 📢😎 I really enjoyed this discovery, and you're on a streak of gems. Thanks, Louis and Harri.
They were a huge part of the "Halifax" sound in the early 90's. They have a great catologue and are severely underrated. Another Nova Scotia band worth checking out is The Trews. I think you'd love "Not Ready To Go" in particular.
Only point l would add is bringing the siren back into the mix by the end of the song. My friend used to complain that dope fizz doesn't mean anything. Saw them in Chicago and Toronto in the 90s. Thanks
great song + reaction! I never noticed the Rolling Stones sound, but you're right, along with a great dose of 70's vibe :) Check out "The Good in Everyone" by Sloan, my favorite by them! 👍
The Stones comparison is apt on this song, as the guitar is very Keith Richards influenced here. On other tracks they have a more Beatles-like vibe (a huge influence for them, right down to all four of the band members writing and singing lead on some songs in almost every album). Also, I'm glad you liked the drums. Andrew Scott is a phenomenal drummer, and his signature style contributes so much to their sound.
I know these guys. there from my hometown Halifax Nova Scotia. heavily influence by the Beatles and many other British bands. remember Halifax is a port city very much like Liverpool. lots of music use to come through there that you couldn't get at the record store back in the day and long before TH-cam. If you like this band you might like the Super Friendz, fronted by Brother of Chris Murphy the bassist for sloan. check out there song Karate man.
Another interesting fact for those who are unaware of is that the lead singer/bassist & the drummer switch off for certain songs live & for a few video’s as well 🤘 super talented🇨🇦band.
Awesome reaction Harry. You are killing it with these Canadian bands. So much great music that came from Canada in the 80s and 90s. Keep up the good work. Let me throw out a forgotten 80s Canadian song in closing. Melody from Boys Brigade. Peace out
Yes, Crazy Rich Asians Here is a video on your ethnic group sharing about his thoughts on consciousness and dharma from the land of Bharat (original name of India before. Britain colonise it. Jyothi means tivine light. th-cam.com/video/F9MsPqqs-aw/w-d-xo.html
Sloan predated Weezer. That said, I can see that comparison. Both bands were on Geffen records in the early 90s; come to think of it, both bands were also on the "Geffen Rarities" compilation that came out in the mid 90s (that also included Teenage Fanclub, Sonic Youth, Nirvana, Posies, etc).
I'm a teenager of the 60's and never heard of this band. They are really, really good and I will be checking out their other songs. Thanks Harri and tip of the hat to Canada!
Try their album "Twice Removed" from 1994. It was their second album on Geffen Records, and the label dropped them because their first album was very 90s grungy, and the label was expecting something like that again. Instead, Sloan released a very 60s-ish sound Beatles record with "Twice Removed" and the label dropped them entirely. It was the closest they ever got to making it in America; in Canada they're still massive though.
As a Canadian, Sloan are in my opinion the best we've had to offer in the last 30 years. I saw them twice last year, and they still all sound great. Always a great live show, and their new material is just as solid.
Ive seen them roughly 10 times here in the states. Been a fan since 1998.
Wooooo! They're from my hometown! Love these dudes! 🇨🇦
They have tons of great songs.
Sloan are spectacular in concert. They often switch instruments between each member and every member sings. Jay Ferguson, the guitarist who doesn't sing in this song also DJs occasionally in Toronto. Andrew Scott, the drummer, has a unique vocal style such as People of the Sky (th-cam.com/video/Xcb9AR2FpDU/w-d-xo.html).
My favorite band, they're amazing- same 4 guys for like literally 30 years, they all write songs and take turns on lead vocals. Each of the 4 have their own styles, and yet they still sound like a cohesive band. Any one of them could have fronted a band full time. Definitely worth listening to more 💜
They are from Halifax, I believe, my sister studied there and she kept raving about them, truly a great semi-underground band made good. I'd love to see your reaction to Under my thumb by Streetheart, an incredible cover of the Stones' classic.
Sloan have been my absolute favourite for years. It brings me joy to see new listeners fall in love with them!
Man great stuff. You're right. Very stones sounding but,original!
New for me. I'm digging it! Thanks man!!!👍👍🤟🤟
Nice to see someone recognize a great sounding band etc.... toight!!!
One of the best reactions ever! Thanks for checking out Sloan!
These guys are a Canadian gem! I was raised on reggae and James Brown and I love these guys, easily my favorite band, I’ve been listening to them since the mid 90s. For those who’ve never heard of Sloan, you’re missing out.
Louis - I must say that the first thing that came to mind was me thinking how many people forgot that their volume was turned up over the years as the sirens were doing their thing! 📢😎 I really enjoyed this discovery, and you're on a streak of gems. Thanks, Louis and Harri.
Merci Beaucoup, Louis!
I love this band
First time I heard that song I was reminded of AC/DC of the 70's.
They were a huge part of the "Halifax" sound in the early 90's. They have a great catologue and are severely underrated. Another Nova Scotia band worth checking out is The Trews. I think you'd love "Not Ready To Go" in particular.
This is song I first heard from them on the radio when it came out it 1998 and I've been a fan since.
Only point l would add is bringing the siren back into the mix by the end of the song.
My friend used to complain that dope fizz doesn't mean anything.
Saw them in Chicago and Toronto in the 90s. Thanks
great song + reaction! I never noticed the Rolling Stones sound, but you're right, along with a great dose of 70's vibe :)
Check out "The Good in Everyone" by Sloan, my favorite by them! 👍
The Stones comparison is apt on this song, as the guitar is very Keith Richards influenced here. On other tracks they have a more Beatles-like vibe (a huge influence for them, right down to all four of the band members writing and singing lead on some songs in almost every album). Also, I'm glad you liked the drums. Andrew Scott is a phenomenal drummer, and his signature style contributes so much to their sound.
I think Unkind is closer to The Stones.
Love these guys from the 90's. Thanks for this reaction Harry. I think you would really like Coax Me by Sloan.
I know these guys. there from my hometown Halifax Nova Scotia. heavily influence by the Beatles and many other British bands. remember Halifax is a port city very much like Liverpool. lots of music use to come through there that you couldn't get at the record store back in the day and long before TH-cam. If you like this band you might like the Super Friendz, fronted by Brother of Chris Murphy the bassist for sloan. check out there song Karate man.
Another interesting fact for those who are unaware of is that the lead singer/bassist & the drummer switch off for certain songs live & for a few video’s as well 🤘 super talented🇨🇦band.
Sloan is one of those rare bands that are incapable of writing a bad song.
Because they don't compromise with fillers.
Love this whole record
Awesome reaction Harry. You are killing it with these Canadian bands. So much great music that came from Canada in the 80s and 90s. Keep up the good work. Let me throw out a forgotten 80s Canadian song in closing. Melody from Boys Brigade. Peace out
I love Sloan but I worship Andrew Scott, God tier drummer.
Losing California and The Rest Of My Life are other great songs by them.
Total Garage band sound.
Punk rock
I thought this was going to be someone I had always mistaken for the Stones, like the Beatles and Dave Clark 5. Still, good song!
Yes, Crazy Rich Asians
Here is a video on your ethnic group sharing about his thoughts on consciousness and dharma from the land of Bharat (original name of India before. Britain colonise it.
Jyothi means tivine light.
th-cam.com/video/F9MsPqqs-aw/w-d-xo.html
To me they are more like Weezer.
I agree definitely sounds like Weezer and a little like the band Jet.
@@themusicboxx8419 Another great band.
Sloan predated Weezer. That said, I can see that comparison. Both bands were on Geffen records in the early 90s; come to think of it, both bands were also on the "Geffen Rarities" compilation that came out in the mid 90s (that also included Teenage Fanclub, Sonic Youth, Nirvana, Posies, etc).
I still think he says goat piss
No, they're not.