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The Sadies

The Sadies

  • Avg user rating: 4 stars Out of 12 votes
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  • Similar Artists: Wilco, Belle & Sebastian, Whiskeytown

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Why Be So Curious (Live) (2:26) Date added: 10/01/06 | Total listens: 1,811
Why Be So Curious? (Part 3) (2:40) Date added: 09/30/04 | Total listens: 5,582

User reviews for The Sadies

Average rating4 starsOut of 12 votes

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Editor's review

This Canadian troupe produces a bewitching amalgam of country, pop, and psychedelia, with lush, acoustic instrumentation gliding below effortless two-part vocal harmonies. The group has clearly done its homework, as the music is far more than just the sum of all these influences.

Biography

Ladies and gents, steel your beings for the twin guitar sensory assault of Canada's masters of all things rock, surf, country, psychedelic, and otherwise on their first ever live album -- two discs featuring over 40 tracks! Recorded by none other than Steve Albini on soft, supple analog two-inch tape! Featuring a cavalcade of melodious compatriots such as Neko Case! Gary Louris of The Jayhawks! Jon Spencer! Garth Hudson of The Band! Jon Langford! Kelly Hogan! And more or less The Sadies' entire immediate family. In regards to the Sadies' musical stylings, Pitchfork deems them "stylistically and sonically brilliant." Regarding their whirlwind live shows, the UK Guardian gasps, "They play almost 30 songs with barely a pause for breath." And regarding the prospects of corralling all of these people under one roof to record their first-ever double live album, The Sadies say, "If it blows up in our face, it'll still be one of the best things we've ever done in our lives." Digipak.

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