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5/6/08 4:30 pm
I think I prefer “Cheap Champagne” to this one, thought “Witches Wand” does have the Chris backing vocals which makes it feel a little more Sloan.
Patrick’s songs are weird, structurally, on Parallel Play. Where most pop songs are ABABCBB he’s doing more of a AABBCC sort of thing, especially “Burn for It” which starts out like mid-’90s JAMC but then ends up like a Navy Blues fist-pumper.
Matthew, what do you make of “Too Many People”? It seemed inevitable that they’d eventually dip their toes into tropical waters, given enough albums.
5/6/08 4:30 pm
I think I prefer “Cheap Champagne” to this one, thought “Witches Wand” does have the Chris backing vocals which makes it feel a little more Sloan.
Patrick’s songs are weird, structurally, on Parallel Play. Where most pop songs are ABABCBB he’s doing more of a AABBCC sort of thing, especially “Burn for It” which starts out like mid-’90s JAMC but then ends up like a Navy Blues fist-pumper.
Matthew, what do you make of “Too Many People”? It seemed inevitable that they’d eventually dip their toes into tropical waters, given enough albums.
5/6/08 4:48 pm
I like “Too Many,” it’s actually one of the songs I enjoy the most on the record. As far as Andrew Scott pastiches go, I do prefer “Down in the Basement.”
“Burn For It” is really interesting — it’s the kind of thing Sloan does really well, which is take pretty stock song forms, and just knock them ever so slightly so that they scan as good normal rock songs, and you don’t quite notice the skewed bits unless you’re looking for it. I especially like the “I’ve got a barb-wired hard and you can’t handle it” section of that song. I’m looking forward to that one live. Can’t say the same of “Believe In Me” — I think that one is corny and kind of a dud and wish they hadn’t opened the record with it.
5/6/08 4:48 pm
I like “Too Many,” it’s actually one of the songs I enjoy the most on the record. As far as Andrew Scott pastiches go, I do prefer “Down in the Basement.”
“Burn For It” is really interesting — it’s the kind of thing Sloan does really well, which is take pretty stock song forms, and just knock them ever so slightly so that they scan as good normal rock songs, and you don’t quite notice the skewed bits unless you’re looking for it. I especially like the “I’ve got a barb-wired hard and you can’t handle it” section of that song. I’m looking forward to that one live. Can’t say the same of “Believe In Me” — I think that one is corny and kind of a dud and wish they hadn’t opened the record with it.
5/20/08 7:02 pm
I can’t listen to “Witches Wand” without wanting to make a little “nuh-uh” sort of finger wag in the air. That very fact makes me uncomfortable with this song.
But I love “Burn for It.” That’s the kind of goofball I like in my Sloan.
5/20/08 7:02 pm
I can’t listen to “Witches Wand” without wanting to make a little “nuh-uh” sort of finger wag in the air. That very fact makes me uncomfortable with this song.
But I love “Burn for It.” That’s the kind of goofball I like in my Sloan.