1. Alan Knut  |   Posted on May 15th, 2009 0 I had to read the header over several times to make sure it didn’t read John McEnroe. That would be an incredible album. Reply

2. faas  |   Posted on May 15th, 2009 0 i used to love broken social scene. but after kevin drews failed attempt at a music video, and this whole book thing…i’m beginning to really dislike their idea of themselves. get over it…you’re a good band. nothing more. Reply

3. K  |   Posted on May 15th, 2009 0 There *already is* a BSS. Reply

4. Deceiver  |   Posted on May 15th, 2009 0 haha i did the same Reply

5. ttc  |   Posted on May 15th, 2009 0 >>. get over it…you’re a good band. nothing more. agreed…one good record and one mediocre record does not equal the useless fawning over this act. Reply

6. J  |   Posted on May 16th, 2009 0 Strongly disagreed. Their influence & accomplishments over the last 7-8 years are varied & far-reaching. This band’s music as well as their business model have birthed successful & sustainable full-time music careers for a network of artists whose output, by this point, covers some serious ground. Artists who – especially coming out of Canada at the time – might not otherwise have had those opportunities. They changed the game in a lot of ways, in addition to being just a really good band on their own merits. Reply

7. AllHookedUp  |   Posted on May 16th, 2009 0 Only one good album? YFIP and the Self-titled are two great cover to cover albums IMO. There may be useless fawning out there, but I’d be careful to discount the fact this collective has made a huge impact over one failed video attempt. Reply

8. the CBC  |   Posted on Jul 12th, 2009 0 lol at some of you music is subjective, there is no universal good or bad in it. it just so happens that i love every album by bss, who the f are you to tell me my enjoyment of their music is flawed? lol seriously man Reply

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