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Principally recorded at Conway, The Embassy Studios, Los Angeles, California in 2003. Canadian Kings Of Power Pop. Sloan: Andrew Scott, Jay Ferguson, Patrick Pentland, Chris Murphy. Producers: Tom Rothrock, Sloan, Ian McGettigan. Magnet ... Full Description(2/04, p.110) - "ACTION PACT is a near-flawless collection of airtight harmonies and slick, massive hooks that may be the quartet's most solid release."
CMJ (p.6) - "ACTION PACT most definitely packs quite a punch when it comes to pop. The band's sound here is cleaner and tighter than ever before..." Hide Description Action Pact Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   Their Best
If the brilliant rock of this album doesn’t elevate Sloan to somewhere near the global appeal of better known bands like Oasis, then the whole music-industry-monolith needs irradiation. Damn near perfect. And easily masterful enough for five stars, which means: ‘A Gem’. Trust me: I love rock more than power pop. This is uncompromised rock built atop unambiguously excellent power pop. You’ve no excuse not to own this.
Submitted by Nicholas (Port Townsend, WA) 
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 The slide has begun...
If you like Jellyfish you'll hate this record... but if you are a fan of Kiss, T.Rex, Slade, or simple rock in general, you will love this collection of arena-ready tunes. Unfortunately, for longtime Sloan fans, it marks the beginning of a slide into mediocrity. The second record with no songs from Andrew. Patrick's cock-rock anthems are usually tempered by Jay's indie pop, but he has only two songs here. Chris' usual wry sense of humour and pop quirkiness are almost non-existent. Getting an outside producer to pick the songs and direct the record was a mistake. Hopefully, their next record will be a return to form not seen since Between The Bridges. If you like rock, then pick up Navy Blues instead.
Submitted by lucrative angst (Miami, FL, USA)
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Fantastic Power Pop
Sloan have long been critical darlings in the Power Pop scene. This CD is absolute kick-butt from start to finish. Take a chance on this one; you won't be disappointed, especially if you are a fan of the Posies/Jellyfish school of Pop.
Submitted by Steve (Portland, OR)
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If you are a fan or completely new to Sloan this album is a great chunk of power pop. Harmonies and hooks abound, just buy it.
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KALEIDOSCOPE WORLD contains 10 bonus tracks and represents everything the band recorded through early 1986, including all of the LOST EP, and the I LOVE MY LEATHER JACKET/THE GREAT ESCAPE 12"
KALEIDOSCOPE WORLD, The Chills' 18-track compilation culled from The Chills early and mid-'80s EPs and singles, is highlighted by the song "Pink Frost."
The Chills' Martin Phillipps mixes up melodic pop with elements of garage rock and punk, creating songs with a sweet melancholy all their own. Phillipps has always been the focus of the Chills, writing and singing the band's songs. His group has also rivaled Menudo in its sheer number of personnel changes. In a just world, the Chills would have sold just as many records.
KALEIDOSCOPE WORLD showcases the ...
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Some stories were meant to be told. It has been proven through time that true passion can manifest the desires of ones heart. Consider the journey of Quaze, a musical artist whose mission has been long, mysteriouly connected and painstaking all in the name of his hearts desire music. It was the summer of 1982 on the East Side of Long Beach, Calif., when a young Quaze couldnt contain his excitement after buying his very first 45-record, Atomic Dog at the now world famous, V.I.P. Records. Playing it, pop-lockin to it, cherishing it, studying it all the way to Birmingham, Ala. By 1986, Quaze was heavily influenced by P-Funk and Old School Hip Hop/Rap, which led the youngster and his friend to enter and win a rap/dance contest at the local Birmingham Summer Jam concert. Landing a spot on Seattle rapper Anthony Sir Mix-A-Lot Rays chitlin circuit tour of the South, Quaze began his lifelong journey into the world of music. Being exposed to the music industry at such an early age, Quaze, a musical prodigy, felt music was his true calling in life. So he dropped out of school in the 11th grade and migrated to Vancover, B.C., where he would start a new chapter in music as the second member of a Canadian rap group called, EQ. The group consisted of Quaze and a Patterson, New Jersey, native named Edwin Ease Kohn. The group went on to be successful in Canada, opening for such acts as Public Enemy, Rob Base, King Tee and The Alcoholics. In Canada, Quaze also reunited with Leonard Romeo Blue Kravitz (aka Lenny Kravitz), a close friend of the family and the high school sweetheart of Quazes cousin. To add even further to his great adventures, Quaze boarded the Mothership in 1999 with one of his original influences, Dr. Funkenstein himself, George Clinton. During his P-Funk abduction, Qauze was baptized into the P-Funk family as Quazedelic, producing, singing, and touring with the group, under the direction of the P-Funk Master. Just before exiting the ship, Trey Lude (George Clintons son) would send Quazedelic off on his next Funkadelic trip. Quaze was introduced to Meech Wells, son of the late great vocalist Mary Wells and Doggystyle producer. It was a Mothership Connection! The two immediately hit it off, producing hits for Snoop Dogg and his various artists such as Kokane, who Quaze produced Nite L.O.Cs for The Doggystyle All-Star Compilation in 2002, an album that also included the Quaze-produced hit Dont Fight the Feelin, featuring Nate Dogg, CamRon (Rocafella Records) and Lady May, but was miscredited on production credits. Continued Biography Quaze Continued These funky affiliations allowed Quaze opportunities to make things happen for the FUNK. Quaze has been blessed to be in the presence of and work with some of the most legendary names in the industry: George Clinton, Bootsy Collins, Lenny Kravitz, and Marvin Gaye. Quaze worked and resided at the Gaye Estate for six months. Working with Marvin III was an honor and a great opportunity. I actually went to the same studios as his Pops. It was an amazing and eerie experienceI felt his presence in the studio while making my music, Quaze recalls. Such enlightening experiences obviously pierced Quazes soul as demonstrated on the Welcome to the Chuuch Mixed Tape Vol. I and single to the True Crime: Streets of L.A. videogame soundtrack, where his featured vocals on the smash hit Dance Wit Me (Get Up and Party) matched ...
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