Replete with references from across our great land, this is perhaps the Hip’s most anthemic slow jam. Hooks like this don’t come along very often. It`s been playing in hockey rinks across North America ever since. – MW, You’d be hard-pressed to find a millennial Canadian who didn’t hear this song in high school and feel like someone had dove inside their chest and figured out how to make everything they felt into blissful music. It speeds along through frenetic noise, the entire time threatening to either explode or disintegrate or fall apart, and it does all those things in a way that somehow makes total sense. From their second record Departing, “Stamp” is ‘The RAA’ at their frenetic best. “Female vocals. “I was excruciatingly nervous,” Lang later told CTV. It's unlikely everyone will agree with all 100 choices, many great songs were left on the cutting room floor. We the staff at Indie88 pored over hundreds of the best Canadian songs of all-time and came up with 150 from across all genres. The melodic six-string lines sparkle all the way throughout, diving in and out of left-of-the-dial pop that bounces along with jangly tambourine. – SL, “The Spirit of Radio” from Rush`s 1980 album Permanent Waves is one of their best-performing songs in terms of popularity in the U.K. It’s also one of five songs the band had inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame and it was named one of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll. By JC Villamere. – SL, April Wine have released upwards of 20 albums since bursting onto the scene in the early 1970s. – SL, Cockburn’s only single to crack the Top 40 south of the border was “Wondering Where the Lions Are” off his 1979 album Dancing in the Dragon’s Jaws. While the tune’s rise to the status of holiday-hit was unintended, Mitchell herself seems to think it has its place amongst the more cheerful Christmas carols. Best bassist set some special emphasis on this author is that is still love with an ordinary users. It was later recorded by the likes of Elvis Presley and The Sex Pistols. When Young got up on stage at The Last Waltz to celebrate fellow (mostly) Canadian boys The Band, he had a big cocaine booger in his nostril, and his manager demanded that it be edited out with special effects if the song was to stay in the film. You probably fell in love, and it was probably really beautiful, as long as it lasted. Downie’s vocals are powerful and the rest of the band provide is revving engine that propels the music. Renditions by John Cale, Jeff Buckley, K.D. 26, 2020 What better way to celebrate Canada Day than by listening to the best music the Great White North has to offer? 25 on Canadian charts. – PM, The first single off of the debut studio album Up To Here, “Blow at High Dough” really got the momentum going for one of Canada’s greatest bands ever. 1 in Canada and No. The song was famously covered by the Barenaked Ladies on a 1991 Cockburn tribute album. They scored a couple of hits, including “Dunrobin’s Gone” before being persuaded to change their name to Bachman-Turner Overdrive. The second single was “Sweet Surrender,” which helped the Halifax, Nova Scotia native take home a Juno Award for Album of the Year. Rheostatics Whale Music (1992) A concept album about growing up and being Canadian, and not in that order. “Bad as they Seem” stands out as one of several noteworthy moments in his career as one of Canada’s best talents. – MW, The jaunty toe-tapper “Mushaboom” was the song that introduced many people to Feist. It’s a song that captures a vibe familiar to residents of the city, perseverance in the face of bitter cold defeat. This wasn't easy, but I tried to remain objective and take all suggestions to heart. Lang, and Rufus Wainwright, and appearances in films and shows over the years have kept the song relevant. 15. – PM, Showcasing his ability to straight up rhyme, “Superstarr, Pt. In addition to referencing the statue of its namesake, the song also contains nods to Toronto’s Kensington Market, the now defunct Silver Dollar Room, and Nathan Phillips Square. “Don’t Forget Me When I’m Gone” was a major hit for the Newmarket, Ontario-born rock group, hitting No. Powell’s influence can be heard in rising artists like Hop Along, Angel Olsen, and others. – SL, Toronto hip hop pioneers Dream Warriors sampled Quincy Jones’ “Soul Bossa Nova” on their 1991 hit “My Definition of a Boombastic Jazz Style.” The single captured a Juno Award for Rap Recording of the Year in 1992. “Sundown,” the title track from Lightfoot’s tenth album, hit No. She’s also credited as one of the first to cross between genres—which didn’t seem to be all that difficult for her. To commemorate this musical landmark Billboard this week released its list of the all-time top songs from the Hot 100. Bry Webb growls over reckless guitar like he’s about to be torn apart, as he yells, “make your love too wild for words/stumblin’ through the city with the ordinary birds.” It’s a song built for back alleys and endless nights. Lang, and Rufus Wainwright, and appearances in films and shows over the years have kept the song relevant. – MW, “Lovers in a Dangerous Time” first appeared on Bruce Cockburn’s 1984 album Stealing Fire, where it reached as high as No. – SL, This instrumental number is probably best known for its use as the theme song from the iconic Canadian sketch show Kids In The Hall. “In the ‘bah humbug’ of it all.”, Gordon Lightfoot—”The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald”. The songs make it plain with the stories they tell; First "Job", "Trip to Somewhere Else", "Goofin' Off". – SL, From their 1973 album Bachman–Turner Overdrive II, Randy Bachman and Co. secured what stands as one their biggest hits with “Takin’ Care of Business.” Originally titled “White Collar Worker,” “Takin’ Care of Business” was once slated to be performed by The Guess Who before Bachman and Burton Cummings pulled the plug over worries it was too similar to The Beatles’ “Paperback Writer.” – SL, BTO landed their first and only No. The dichotomy inherent in July Talk’s music – whether it’s the stark contrast between vocal leads, the loud-quiet dynamic, or their black and white visual aesthetic – is all present in Push and Pull. Listed by Rolling Stone as one of 10 essential Hip songs, “Bobcaygeon” couldn’t be any more Canadian. Their unique sound was largely due to Neil Osborne’s distinct vocal timbre and their music was often politically charged, tackling tough issues in a way that never felt pedantic. Arguably one of the greatest rock outfits of the 60s and 70s, The Band fronted the likes of Dylan and Hawkins but didn’t truly emerge beyond their industry cred into the public consciousness until they were their own thing. – MW, Moe Berg was tackling the problems of adulting well before it was a meme in this Canadian classic. – SL, The second single from Blue Rodeo’s debut record Outskirts remains one of their most recognizable hits. 1 on the MuchMusic Countdown in November of 2004. Twelve years on, it makes no less of an impression, rising into its crescendo like an unstoppable collision, as Spencer Krug sings, “and now I’ll believe in anything, and you’ll believe in anything, because nobody knows you, and nobody gives a damn, anyway.” – MW, The 25 Most Iconic Music Videos of the ‘90s, This artist drew self-portraits on 50 different drugs (Photos). It’s a weird and charming song with left-of-the-dial heart, as Chris Murphy addresses a crush he seems a bit too lethargic to really go after. The song became a global smash when it was chosen as Coke’ anthem for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. – Danielle Subject, British Columbia native Carly Rae Jepsen can lay claim to one of the best-selling songs by a female artist this century. The song peaked at number one on the Canadian Singles Chart in 2001, won a Juno Award for Single of the Year, and was nominated for the Grammy Award for Song of the Year. By the time it reaches its finale, after Kevin Drew sings the chorus one final time, it becomes a full-on crash of sparkling guitar lines and feral noise. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and it hit No. That’s how magical this song is. – SL, Originally a poem and first recorded as a song by Judy Collins, Cohen later released “Suzanne” as the lead single off his 1967 record, The song was inspired by Cohen’s friendship with Suzanne Verdal, a former partner of artist and sculptor Armand Vaillancourt. We celebrated Canada Day with the Top 100 Canadian Songs of All Time!Of course, it’s all subjective, but it’s a great list of tunes presented to us by The Guess Who’s Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman, along with former Good Rockin’ Tonite host Stu Jeffries.. “Insensitive” stands out in the crowd as a Canadian classic forever more, from one of our most beloved talents. That was the theory behind that song. Do you miss your TV? Songs what wasn’t, yet : a few brands in less set the singer-songwriter and high-energy pop-country. But it soon turns into something much less restrained, pumping a feral six-string solo into cymbal splashes and crunchy distortion. It ranks among the Canadian folk artist’s most popular songs and has been covered too many times to count, not to mention it’s been used in television shows like Blacklist and Supernatural. Tom Cochrane’s 1991 album Mad Mad World was a complete smash with “Life is a Highway” leading the way. To quote the top comment on ATCR’s YouTube channel: “I’m a punk rock bass player in a metal band so I don’t really like electronic music, I love Tribe Called Red. – SL, Based off the Walt Whitman poem of the same name (minus the “k”), Wintersleep reinterpret Whitman’s positive imagery 100 years later and the result is amazing. It remains Neil Young’s only U.S. No. It remains a staple in the band`s live performances and checks in with a run-time in excess of 21 minutes. All Time Music Sales Music Album Units Sold Aashiqui 1.5 Crore Dil To Pagal Hai 1.25 Crore Raja Hindustani 1.1 Crore Hum Aapke Hain Kaun 1 Crore Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge 90 Lakh Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai 85 Lakh Kuch … Still, despite lines like, “oh, mama, actin’ like my life’s already over,” it’s a summery ride. In 2006, at Cohen’s induction into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, Lang was given the chance to prove her worth and perform it in front of the legend himself. – SL, Good luck getting this one out of your head. The Nielsen SoundScan era began with physical sales in 1996 with digital added in 2005. “Coax Me” happens to be the first single from what is considered one of the greatest Canadian albums of all time, . – SL, Often imitated, “Hallelujah” first appeared on Cohen’s 1984 record Various Positions. Here, the 10 best Canadian songs as chosen by Zoomer readers. – SL, One of the biggest Canadian songs of the nineties period. – PM, Death From Above’s first single (when they still had the ‘1979’ at the end of their name) is a skittering, vicious dance-punk tune with an overdriven guitar riff and dark vocal hook that immediately grabs you and pulls you down into its dark, frenetic world. – MW, It’s not like you’ve never heard of a double record. – SL, The second single from his third studio album, Nothing Was the Same, Drake’s “Hold On, We’re Going Home” not only was massive success on the Billboard Hot 100 and R&B/Hip-Hop charts, it was also designated as the best song of 2013 by Pitchfork. Lang’s version of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” is lauded as one of the best covers of the Canadian classic. In the end, it was the Tragically Hip’s “Bobcaygeon” from their 1998 record Phantom Power that you elected the greatest Canadian song of all-time. It`s been playing in hockey rinks across North America ever since. Joni Mitchell’s 1970 classic “The River” has become a Christmas mainstay for fans and fellow musicians alike. Comedian Will Ferrell even performed the song on Conan in 2013. But a triple record? It also delivered us one of CanRock’s best-ever lines: “it’s not the band I hate, it’s their fans.” – MW. “Nighttime/Anytime (It’s Alright)” is a jagged rager that starts at 11, goes for the throat, and then suddenly lets up halfway through. 1 in Canada, Australia, and in the U.K. The haunting melody was derived from an old Irish dirge he’d heard when he was three-and-a-half years old. This is a list of songs featuring Canadian artists which have reached number one … – MW, As Canadian as a cup of Tim Horton’s coffee, Stompin’ Tom Connors “The Hockey Song” first appeared on the 1973 album, Stompin’ Tom and the Hockey Song. “Complicated” became one of the biggest hits of 2002 and earned the Ontario native two Grammy nominations. – SL, Big Sugar’s fourth album, Heated, earned certified Platinum status in Canada thanks to a strong run of singles, which included one of their most celebrated tracks, “Turn the Lights On.” – SL, After cranking out iconic records and hits that have become ingrained in Canadian culture for nearly 20 years, Blue Rodeo scored their biggest commercial success with 1993’s Five Days in July. – MW, “Young Lions” is an anthem dedicated to the wild hurricane of youth—a fight song that barrels forward with its fists raised to the sky. The Top 100 Canadian Songs of All-Time will be heard on these 32 great radio stations from east to west: 97.5 K-Rock: St. John’s, NL: 95.9 K-Rock: Stephenville, NL: 98.7 K-Rock: Gander, NL: Her song “Uja” is a full aural experience and more than anything, it’s extremely powerful. 1 in Canada in 1972 with their best-known cut “Last Song” from their self-titled third record. Amy Milan’s voice, as always, is a mesmerizing dream, clear-eyed and melting into the rest of the song’s dense pop sound. I love indigenous music from all over the world but I hate it when they decorate it with electronic backgrounds, I love the way this band decorates indigenous music with electricity. 1 single. My life was, indeed, forever changed. This is a Greg Keelor song, and when his opening vocals float on top of Bob Wiseman’s organ, you are compelled to listen. It’s experience. – SL, “Up Where We Belong” is a Platinum-certified hit that was written by Buffy Sainte-Marie in collaboration with artists Jack Nitzsche and Will Jennings. Renditions by John Cale, Jeff Buckley, K.D. Adams released six singles off of Reckless, including “Summer of ‘69.” It climbed as high as No. ... best-selling singles of all time. Revised for 2011! Its dreamy haze and slinky melody matches the lethargy in Mac’s words and delivery as he laments growing older and feeling like his best days are behind him. – SL, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan-born rock band The Sheepdogs won the Juno Award for Single of the Year in 2012 for “I Don’t Know” a single from their third studio record. The second single was “Sweet Surrender,” which helped the Halifax, Nova Scotia native take home a Juno Award for Album of the Year. Alanis Morissette’s rebrand from teen pop star to scorned alternative icon was a revelation and “Ironic” was the simple yet powerful song that marked this turning point. When Win Butler yells, “Children, wake up! Hart’s bad-ass meets heartthrob persona, paired with slick music videos was the total package that housed great song-writing, excellent vocals, and pop hooks. And even when they did—first in Europe in 1984, followed by North America a year later—it wasn’t exactly what one would call an instant success. What is not too love? The duo of Mike O’Neill and drummer Dave Ullrich spun songs with undeniable hooks and great harmonies. – Matt Williams, “Adult Diversion” kicks off with a promising bass rumble and swirling, clean guitar that gives way to a driving verse and subsequently a hazy, blissful chorus. It also reached No. Canada’s 15 Bestselling Singles Ever. – SL, Released as the second single off their 1983 record, , once “The Safety Dance” gained some momentum domestically it went on to climb the charts all over the world. That’s what Joel Plaskett did with Three in 2009. It tells the story of an over-boozed, immature, aimless dirtbag whose girlfriend is fed up with his shit. 1 on the Billboard 200 album chart. – SL, is widely regarded as one of the best albums ever. – PM, Perhaps one of the most underrated Canadian songs of all time, “Political” is basically perfect. – PM, Sarah McLachlan’s 1997 record, Surfacing, was a massive success that spawned five singles. The write-ups accompanying the songs were not in all cases written by the people who selected them. Hold your mistake up!” it’s impossible to avoid the heart-swell that comes along with it. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 upon its 1998 release, claiming the No. 1 single, and features backing vocals from folk royalty James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt. – MW, One of the biggest Canadian songs of the nineties period. Her song “A Case of You” is believed to be one of many songs about her breakup with English singer-songwriter Graham Nash. Journey is a rock band from America. Big drum beat, female vocals, people just dig it.” – SL, The New Pornographers’ third record arrived in August of 2005 and would later be shortlisted for the inaugural Polaris Music Prize in 2006. That’s it, thanks for voting, sharing, and continuing to carry on the debate! Perhaps one of the most underrated Canadian songs of all time, “Political” is basically perfect. The song also won a Grammy for Best Female Country Vocal Performance. According to Guinness World Records, Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" (1942) as performed by Bing Crosby is the best-selling single worldwide, with estimated sales of over 50 million copies. “Good Mother” was one of six top 10 singles on Jann Arden’s 1994 album, Living Under June—an album that sold more than 500,000 copies and earned her three Juno Awards, including Songwriter of the Year and Entertainer of the Year. 150 Canadian songs. With all the Canadian talent that has graced our ears over the years, it’s not easy to narrow down our favourite Canadian songs to a top 10 list. It climbed as high as No. – SL, “The Spirit of Radio” from Rush`s 1980 album, is one of their best-performing songs in terms of popularity in the U.K. It’s also one of five songs the band had inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame and it was named one of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 and has been featured in various films, TV shows, and video games over the years. This particular song would wind up hitting the top of the Christian charts and selling millions of copies around the world in doing so. – SL, was a massive success that spawned five singles. One of their best. As always, I'd love to read your comments, so don't be shy. Comedian Will Ferrell even performed the song on Conan in 2013. Top 10 Best Selling Singles of All Time Very few songs stand the test of time, and even some of the biggest hits are completely forgotten about after a few years. Burton and I were ultimately anointed as Canada’s Lennon & McCartney.”. “All We Want Baby is Everything” is a rise-up anthem that buzzes and vibrates as Boeckner channels Springsteen. It remains Neil Young’s only U.S. No. – SL, Few Canadian songs have seeped into the public consciousness like Waving Flag did. It’s a poignant ode to an on-again, off-again relationship, as Green sings, “so save your scissors for someone else’s skin, my surface is so tough I don’t think the blade will dig in.” – MW, No one does muscled-up punk like the Constantines. Top 100 country songs of all time From classic country tunes to contemporary country sounds, these 100 songs are an essential part of music history and showcase some of the most impressive storytelling skills in the country music genre. “Drinking in L.A.” was a massive hit in this country, as well as in the U.K. and in pockets across Europe and Scandinavia. 1 U.S. single with “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” from their 1974 record Not Fragile. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts in the United States. – PM, “The House That Heaven Built” is the definitive Japandroids song, which also makes it the definitive endless night song. It’s an indie rock dance party, with David Monks lending a gritty, cool energy with his loose vocal performance. And sing loud. Cohen’s version entered the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time following his death in November of 2016. The side-long title track from Rush’s 1976 record is prog-rock exemplified. Young wrote it for CSNY bandmate Graham Nash after Nash and Joni Mitchell broke up. – SL, The title track from The Weakerthans’ 2000 record is an ode to Winnipeg. That’s all you need. Instead, it was a slow burn both for fans and fellow musicians alike. – SL, As Dan Boeckner’s first big project outside of Wolf Parade, Handsome Furs—a duo with his now ex-wife Alexei Perry—conjured the indie rock heroes’ same frenetic energy along with a bigger electronic bite. 1 spot two weeks later, where it would ironically spend one week as the No. – SL, “Hi, my name is Stereo Mike.” Bran Van 3000 are certainly a one-hit wonder, but it’s a hit that continues to hit the airwaves 20 years after its release. – SL, The first single off their second album, Sounding a Mosaic, Bedouin Soundclash landed a breakthrough in 2004 with the release of “When the Night Feels My Song.” The video for the song reached No. BROWSE | HealthMoneyTravelFoodStyleBook Club, EXPLORE | #ZoomerDailyPolitics & PolicyArts & EntertainmentStars & RoyalsSex & Love, SUBSCRIBE | E-NewslettersSubscribe to Zoomer Magazine, EVERYTHINGZOOMER | AboutPrivacy PolicyTerms of ServiceAdvertise with UsContact Us, EverythingZoomer.com is part of the ZoomerMedia Digital Network. As the rhythm mostly drops away, she comes to the forefront for a gorgeous, hushed bridge that showcases how nimble she can be. The Greatest of All-Time Billboard Hot 100 Songs and Artists rankings are based on weekly performance on the Hot 100 (from its … Downie’s vocals are powerful and the rest of the band provide is revving engine that propels the music. Thankfully, she ended up getting the girl. More on the Canada 150 charts here. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the U.S. “When I sing a country song, I’m a country singer. 1 on Canadian country charts. The song was an anthem of the nineties and international hit. – SL, Another song from Blue, “Carey” is often cited as an autobiographical account of a fling with James Taylor. Physically unable to play the guitar, he booked a recording session with a group of country music session players in Nashville. Although Stan Rogers tragically died at the age of 33, he certainly left his mark on Canada. Black Emperor are hardly a conventional outfit. In 1971, Neil Young recorded the yearning “Heart of Gold” while recovering from a slipped disc. Levon Helm once again took lead vocals on this Robbie Robertson-written song. “In my solo shows I always introduce ‘These Eyes’ as the song that changed our lives and it’s so true,” Randy Bachman wrote in an article for the Toronto Star. “Apparitions” is one of his most stunning recorded performances, as he rises high above its dramatic, grungy guitar to deliver grand choruses that address isolation and loneliness. It’s tough to highlight just one standout track, but the album’s first single “Hummingbird” remains a modern Canadian classic. It’s a breezy tune about small-town life (specifically the titular Nova Scotia community not too far from Leslie Feist’s birthplace of Amherst) that ticks along joyfully with a wistful vocal melody. Its third single, “Ready to Start,” is a helluva album opener, not to mention the song a certain Liberty Village-based radio station used as its introduction to the airwaves in 2013. – DS, This Neko Case number effectively put The New Pornographers on the map way back in late-2000. – PM, Land of Talk’s 2008 debut album was produced by Justin Vernon of Bon Iver fame. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. “When I sing a pop song, I’m a pop singer,” she told Orange Coast magazine back in September 1982. – SL, Come On Over was a big album for Shania Twain. – MW, Released as the second single off their 1983 record Rhythm of Youth, once “The Safety Dance” gained some momentum domestically it went on to climb the charts all over the world. – SL, Arguably Mitchell’s most popular song, thanks in large part to covers over the years courtesy of Amy Grant, Counting Crows, and others, “Big Yellow Taxi” first appeared on her 1970 album Ladies of the Canyon. Here are the top ten: #1: "The Twist" by Chubby Checker. “One Gun’s” simplicity and poetic treatment is the perfect example of this ability. You’ll be humming it long into next week. Canada 150: 15 artists. – MW, There is a major chance that this song ended up on a mixtape you gave or received from your crush in high school, and damn, did it work. This dreamy folk tune, elevated by a serene piano, is a melancholy trip that sounds a little happier than it actually is. – MW, Nothing quite gets at what it’s like to get trashed in high school with your pals than the Duke of Dartmouth’s “Drunk Teenagers.” From his concept record, Ashtray Rock, the song lays out a night of pre-adult debauchery on the weekend in the Halifax suburbs, nailing the feeling of being young and dumb and raising hell with lines like, “you can pick your poison—the city or the country, we just wanna make some noise.” – MW, “Love This Town” is almost certainly the sweetest song ever written about Halifax, capturing the gorgeous, vibrant port city’s friendly nature and laid back attitude as Plaskett sings, “there’ll be drinks on the house, if your house burns down—there’s a reason why I love this town.” This tune is a bit infamous for taking a shot at a certain hippie bro haven in B.C. The second single from Feist’s third record, , launched the Broken Social Scene alumnus into mega stardom and landed her an iPod nano commercial. – DS, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan-born rock band The Sheepdogs won the Juno Award for Single of the Year in 2012 for “I Don’t Know” a single from their third studio record Learn & Burn. Her debut record Let Go was a mashup of highly polished pop stylings and Lavigne’s cultivated skater girl aesthetic. Gordon Lightfoot wrote this folk classic in 1975 after reading a Newsweek magazine article on the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald, which claimed the lives of 29 men. Cohen’s version entered the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time following his death in November of 2016. – Scott Lewis, To sum up this song in one word: Iconic. “Call Me Maybe” stands as the fourth best-selling digital single of all-time, and its place in the pop culture lexicon is undisputed. – SL, Reckless sold upwards of 12 million copies worldwide, five million in the United States, and was upon its release in 1984 the highest-selling record in Canada of all-time. The video, the lyrics, and the artist behind it all. – MW, Hayden burst on the scene with this track in 1995 and it was a revelation to many disenfranchised 90s kids who were coming down from the bombastic-ness of grunge. But if you’ve ever played a show there, you know his line wasn’t off the mark. “Stamp” proves how much energy can be generated from three people playing their hearts out. To me this is not music, it’s more than that, It’s magic.” – PM, Prior to a brief marriage to Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger, and long before ridiculous rumours that she was actually dead and had been replaced by a body double, Avril Lavigne was massive pop star. – PM, “Down By The Henry Moore,” the fourth single from Murray McLauchlan’s 1984 album Sweeping the Spotlight Away, hit No. After a din of guitar stabs and saxophone blasts, Leslie Feist declares, “we’ve got love and hate—it’s the only way,” with Kevin Drew eventually joining forces for its wild finale. – PM, The last song the band ever played live closing out this summer’s farewell tour in Kingston.