Broken Social Scene

By September 2006, Broken Social Scene was riding high on the waves of their critically acclaimed album 'Broken Social Scene,' which had been released just a year earlier in 2005. This self-titled project showcased their eclectic sound and vast collective of musicians, marking a zenith in their career. The live recording of 'Anthems For a 17 Year Old Girl' at the Virgin Festival captures the band's quintessential blend of indie rock and pop, underscored by the mesmerizing harmonies of talented guests like Amy Millan, Emily Haines, and Feist. This performance not only emphasizes the band's collaborative spirit but also the intimate connection they foster with their audience, making it a defining moment in their live repertoire and further solidifying their status in the Canadian music scene.

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