I came upon this song when my friends Ipod was on shuffle, and I fell in love with it instantly. You should check out some of Concrete Pinyada's stuff if you like this. They're great.
Great, steady rythm section, with the ever steady-tempo'd Canning leading the charge, with some dual drumming--nice. I like this performance a lot more than the album version--better vocals, and you can hear Andrew Whiteman's lead guitar riffs much better.
Brendan Canning, Kevin Drew, Justin Peroff, Charles Spearin, Andrew Whiteman, Sam Goldberg, Jason Collett, David Newfeld, Leslie Feist, Emily Haines, James Shaw, Evan Cranley, Amy Millan, Ohad Benchetrit, Martin Davis Kinack, Jo-ann Goldsmith, Torquil Campbell, Lisa Lobsinger, Julie Penner, Jason Tait, Elizabeth Powell
I don't think they seem nervous, I just think they're crammed into a small stage and can't really spread out - physically or musically - like they're used to.
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quality, not quantity. 10 people? just means they have half (or less than half) the skill of a great 5 member band. distracting noise, to say the least.
Nah, when you have more instruments working it becomes more difficult to communicating between them. Some great stuff can come out of smaller bands (ie Primus, which is a trio), but I think judging according to how many band members the group has is a little pointless. They're sort of in different categories; it's like trying to compare the quality of a melodic band against a band that just shreds (apples and oranges, to use the cliche).
someone who doesn't like a band you like is a piece of shit? notice how the first two people who replied before you left the childish name-calling out? thumbs UP to BSC, thumbs down to your comment
Does it get any better than BSS? There's something fantastic about seeing 10 people on one stage and having it all work so damn well...go see them live!
I like BSS (not this song though) but if this is what the concerts are like, I'm not going. 10 people on stage I think, hard to count with the cameras and drummer/singer moving around so much. The chick singer starts facing away from the audience, sings a little, then plays air guitar. Lead guitars change, singers change, drummer running around (guess they ran out of mics), lots of posing going on. How many rhythm guitars do you need? Only 1 bass guitar, what's up? I guess he can actually play.
gah id hate to see wat u consider a good live act...they way i see it is theres 10 talented cats on stage feeling the music and having a good time and sounding damn good while there at it
Hmm...what good concerts have I been to? U2 (1st US tour), the Clash, the Replacements, Led Zeppelin, Dread Zeppelin, Stephane Grappelli, the Who, the Stones, the Dead, Allman Bros., Buddy Guy, John McLaughlin, Billy Cobham, David Bromberg...
thats a pretty impressive list i dont know all them cats but from the ones i do i can imagine their live sets would be good but there not really broken social scenes kind of music and therefore there performances would be well different but not nessicarily worse or better, chili peppers and interpol are two wikid bands iv seen that were way different to say bss or battles or mars volta etc performance wise but all of them are still wikid live in my opinion
Part of what's awesome about them is that there's so much variety in the songs, because everyone is contributing to the writing. This way every song can be extremely different (for better or for worse, but usually better).
Well, see, I'm also kind of self-contradictory, because while I think it could just be done with 4 people and sound pretty much the same, I also think there being that MANY people makes a great live show. Every live version I've heard of a song sounds better than the album.
...my comment was extremely irrelevant to yours. :(
That's an interesting standard to use. Why not say P-Funk? They had plenty of members and predated it all. But, then again, the idea of using a heuristic like that in the first place is just unnatural. "The Slipknot of" is implying that this band is somehow like Slipknot or that "Slipknot" automatically implies many members in a band.
this video doesn't do it justice, can you imagine the sound live? 5 guitars and two drumkits, you couldn't even tell. Ok i'm just bitter because i missed them live
Anyone else feel like the audience didn't appreciate it from the mild applause? Bands of this sort typically do Conan (far superior latenight show), and are always well-received. Oh well, they sound really good and it was funny to see Paul playing along.
1:57 Ouch, my fucking guitar strap
spinkicker27 2 months ago
they must perform on Conan!
lieinmygrave 6 months ago
this puts a little smile on my face :)
ThreeDLee09 1 year ago
HAHA kudos to paul schafer for playing the piano in the song
klesky 1 year ago
i've never seen these guys before, it's like a cooler, less gayer version of polyphonic spree.
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JenniferDahf 1 year ago
i dunno about the line-up, i think they need another guitarist...
screenageangst 1 year ago 10
I came upon this song when my friends Ipod was on shuffle, and I fell in love with it instantly. You should check out some of Concrete Pinyada's stuff if you like this. They're great.
Dampvinyl11 1 year ago
brendan canning seems like all he does is jam on his bass.
603skier 1 year ago
Its Amy. BSS are so friggin good the new album is perfect
CerpinTaxt1983 1 year ago
So is that Leslie Feist at the front or Amy Millan??
Sillygooseforever 1 year ago
@Sillygooseforever its Amy
CerpinTaxt1983 1 year ago
I like this live version waaaay better than the studio recording
drbliss 1 year ago
Nice Dancing and Music :DD
octoberhsu 2 years ago
more guitars please! hahaha
griffinmpable 2 years ago 3
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Leslie Feist get away from the noise and use your beautiful voice as the singer Jewel. Don't waste your time with wannabe's.
zzzmac 2 years ago
this is one of my favorites things I've ever seen on youtube.
BadlyDrawnGenitalia 2 years ago 4
I know, I favourited it a long time ago and watch it whenever I can
DengarRoth 2 years ago
This is perfect.
heenky 2 years ago
poor guys! they seem not to have enough room! but i love amy! her voice is gorgeous!!!
XbabyshakesX 2 years ago
Amy Millan's doing the twist! Love it.
cfernand07 2 years ago
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Honestly i dont think they need tt many members. LOL
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DoloresTripp 2 years ago
paul shaffer makes this version better
stubert311 2 years ago 4
This buries the album version. I love the album version, but this is easily my favorite version.
BTW, I've been trying to figure out how to play this song by watching the video. Are there any guitar players out there who have figured this out?
heenky 2 years ago
Great, steady rythm section, with the ever steady-tempo'd Canning leading the charge, with some dual drumming--nice. I like this performance a lot more than the album version--better vocals, and you can hear Andrew Whiteman's lead guitar riffs much better.
Mineav 2 years ago
At 2:45 it sounds so fucking good.
hackman22 2 years ago 4
BSS are amazing!
JohnnyNny23 3 years ago
Sounds fantastic, nice sound BSS!
hackman22 3 years ago
brendan canning's driving bass line holds it all together. brilliant.
camenzies1 3 years ago
there's so many of them!
a66448579 3 years ago
I loved the shot of Paul Schaeffer jamming with them. Thats so awesome.
WaylonJennings 3 years ago
Can anyone name this entire lineup?
DengarRoth 3 years ago
No, there's like 20 of them in the band...and they're all solo artists on the side haha.
Still, best indie rock band ever IMO
111dogon555 3 years ago 2
Brendan Canning, Kevin Drew, Justin Peroff, Charles Spearin, Andrew Whiteman, Sam Goldberg, Jason Collett, David Newfeld, Leslie Feist, Emily Haines, James Shaw, Evan Cranley, Amy Millan, Ohad Benchetrit, Martin Davis Kinack, Jo-ann Goldsmith, Torquil Campbell, Lisa Lobsinger, Julie Penner, Jason Tait, Elizabeth Powell
agapeasha 3 years ago 17
you missed John Crossingham
slartibartfast12 3 years ago
oh my god...lol
skaterpunk904 3 years ago
Epic post.
Ottawatian 3 years ago
they seem nervous here... I don't blame them
JamieKusick 3 years ago
I don't think they seem nervous, I just think they're crammed into a small stage and can't really spread out - physically or musically - like they're used to.
haplito 3 years ago
Drugs & Music & More drugs! GOGO BSS.
xantan1smalls 3 years ago
this looks soooo fun!
PandaStoleMyPuppies 3 years ago 3
I love progressive music...
Broken Social Scene is the bandI can listen to and get pop, progressive, and indien all in one.
Basically they are just some motherfuckers who love music. I love them. =]
pyrojessie551 3 years ago 31
@pyrojessie551 spot on!
ThreeDLee09 1 year ago
I'm hypnotized
HelloImJonesy1 3 years ago 5
thx for this. andrew whiteman rocks.
rio197 3 years ago 2
Fucking Amazing Epic Band. Love Broken Social Scene
Krieg3 3 years ago 6
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quality, not quantity. 10 people? just means they have half (or less than half) the skill of a great 5 member band. distracting noise, to say the least.
nemohaiku 3 years ago
Nah, when you have more instruments working it becomes more difficult to communicating between them. Some great stuff can come out of smaller bands (ie Primus, which is a trio), but I think judging according to how many band members the group has is a little pointless. They're sort of in different categories; it's like trying to compare the quality of a melodic band against a band that just shreds (apples and oranges, to use the cliche).
BT7291958 3 years ago 3
well thats true but good tihng everyone in this band has talent cmon out there ass so there skill level is quite high, but nice comment good try
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joperrot 3 years ago
someone who doesn't like a band you like is a piece of shit? notice how the first two people who replied before you left the childish name-calling out? thumbs UP to BSC, thumbs down to your comment
myunclesnephew 3 years ago
Does it get any better than BSS? There's something fantastic about seeing 10 people on one stage and having it all work so damn well...go see them live!
unrepped 3 years ago 7
Broken Social Scene: my heroes.
hopefuldopeisgood 3 years ago 8
There's MILLIONS of them!
Leodiensian 3 years ago
The sound of all those guitars playing together is nuts. Its like being in a dream.
DeathBySitar 3 years ago 2
I like BSS (not this song though) but if this is what the concerts are like, I'm not going. 10 people on stage I think, hard to count with the cameras and drummer/singer moving around so much. The chick singer starts facing away from the audience, sings a little, then plays air guitar. Lead guitars change, singers change, drummer running around (guess they ran out of mics), lots of posing going on. How many rhythm guitars do you need? Only 1 bass guitar, what's up? I guess he can actually play.
uuutub69 3 years ago
gah id hate to see wat u consider a good live act...they way i see it is theres 10 talented cats on stage feeling the music and having a good time and sounding damn good while there at it
peppersJF 3 years ago
Hmm...what good concerts have I been to? U2 (1st US tour), the Clash, the Replacements, Led Zeppelin, Dread Zeppelin, Stephane Grappelli, the Who, the Stones, the Dead, Allman Bros., Buddy Guy, John McLaughlin, Billy Cobham, David Bromberg...
uuutub69 3 years ago
thats a pretty impressive list i dont know all them cats but from the ones i do i can imagine their live sets would be good but there not really broken social scenes kind of music and therefore there performances would be well different but not nessicarily worse or better, chili peppers and interpol are two wikid bands iv seen that were way different to say bss or battles or mars volta etc performance wise but all of them are still wikid live in my opinion
peppersJF 3 years ago
aah amy millan is awesome!
jacket23 3 years ago
2 drummers? thats baller status right there
chacheng9774 3 years ago 4
if ti was 4 people, it wouldnt be as cool
petervischiofilm 3 years ago 4
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Only complaint with BSS:
It could be done with like, 4 people.
Other than that I love them, and most of the bands they come from.
Entidus 3 years ago
Part of what's awesome about them is that there's so much variety in the songs, because everyone is contributing to the writing. This way every song can be extremely different (for better or for worse, but usually better).
DBurn101 3 years ago 5
Well, see, I'm also kind of self-contradictory, because while I think it could just be done with 4 people and sound pretty much the same, I also think there being that MANY people makes a great live show. Every live version I've heard of a song sounds better than the album.
...my comment was extremely irrelevant to yours. :(
Entidus 3 years ago 2
fuckfuckfuckfuck. sososo amazing.
mattjay503 3 years ago 2
My favorite band!
chloeemilyknows 4 years ago 2
this is an amazing performance
artdamage16 4 years ago 2
no dissenters allowed.
returnsanecho 4 years ago
really cool video!
TecumsehBand 4 years ago
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So is this the slipknot of indie hipster bands?
shadalator 4 years ago
That's an interesting standard to use. Why not say P-Funk? They had plenty of members and predated it all. But, then again, the idea of using a heuristic like that in the first place is just unnatural. "The Slipknot of" is implying that this band is somehow like Slipknot or that "Slipknot" automatically implies many members in a band.
jmbirk 4 years ago
probably not, i think its just a group of people that make music because they love music
ogwaffle2 4 years ago 3
how cool that paul played with them.
this reminds me of when i saw them live.
iamthepinkylifter 5 years ago
wait so they have 5 guitar players??
Macday000 5 years ago
this video doesn't do it justice, can you imagine the sound live? 5 guitars and two drumkits, you couldn't even tell. Ok i'm just bitter because i missed them live
jacket23 5 years ago
Anyone else feel like the audience didn't appreciate it from the mild applause? Bands of this sort typically do Conan (far superior latenight show), and are always well-received. Oh well, they sound really good and it was funny to see Paul playing along.
Nieghorn 5 years ago
Paul is a fucking badass. Just think of all the musicians, good and bad, that he has played with
jclyon41 5 years ago
tight
w33dm4n123 5 years ago