Sloan's 1997 album. Released by Murder Records. No Copyright Intended.
Genres: Power Pop, Pop Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock, Indie Rock
---Tracklist---
1. The Good In Everyone - 0:00
2. Nothing Left To Make Me Want To Stay - 2:17
3. Autobiography - 4:53
4. Junior Panthers - 8:11
5. G Turns To D - 10:50
6. A Side Wins - 14:14
7. Everything You've Done Wrong - 17:25
8. Anyone Who's Anyone - 20:55
9. The Lines You Amend - 23:43
10. Take The Bench - 26:15
11. Can't Face Up - 30:06
12. 400 Meters - 33:59
---Personnel---
Chris Murphy - Vocals, Bass
Patrick Pentland - Vocals, Guitar
Jay Ferguson - Vocals, Guitar
Andrew Scott - Vocals, Drums
Mike Cowie - Trumpet
Laurence Currie - Engineer, Mixing, Producer
George Marino - Mastering
Brenndan McGuire - Bass, Engineer, Mixing
Peter J. Moore - Mastering
Chico T. Sanchez - Liner Notes
Catherine Stockhausen - Photography
---Biography---
Following the bungled American release of Twice Removed, it seemed unlikely that Sloan would survive, let alone record an album as wonderful as One Chord to Another. On the group's previous album, Sloan had refashioned itself as a power pop band, often with terrific results, but on One Chord to Another the songwriting blossoms. Filled with catchy, jangling riffs and memorable melodies, the record is a tour de force of hooks and harmonies, filled with exceptionally strong songs and forceful performances, which give the record a firm, rocking foundation. Few power pop records of the '90s are as infectious and memorable as One Chord to Another.
