u/NumerousEvent546

This might be a long shot, but I’m trying to track down an old band from the San Jose scene called Slippy (early 2000s era).

One of their songs (“To Bend The Lines”) was featured in Friday Night Lights (Season 3, Episode 9, around 23:37–25:16) but the track doesn’t exist anywhere online... no working links, no uploads, nothing.

The link to the clip that contains the song is in my reddit post here - https://www.reddit.com/r/Sunnyvale/comments/1sdsfku/help_me_find_this_early_2000s_san_jose_punk_rock/  

The youtube link below is the only clip I’ve been able to find of them (their song that's not the one i mentioned earlier starts around 51:25):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dyzl1J66ic

I’ve checked Discogs, old articles, YouTube, still no luck. I did find an old Metro Silicon Valley article that mentions Slippy being on a local compilation CD (“Support Your Local Musician”), so I know they were part of the scene around that time:

https://www.metrosiliconvalley.com/papers/metro/05.24.01/aural-0121.html

Shazam is able to identify the song, but no preview is available, and the links to youtube music and apple music lead to nowhere... nothing at all. I found them on discogs, and contacted the producer streetlight records.. but they said they have no memory of Slippy, and haven't played their music in well over a decade

So I figured I'd reach out to Reddit for help

I need to find the full song, BADLY!

Do any of you happen to remember Slippy, have anything of them collected, know anyone who was in the band, or have any idea where their music might exist (old CDs, demos, archives, anything)?

I’d seriously appreciate any lead at all 

Thank you!

This might be a long shot, but I’m trying to track down an old band from the San Jose scene called Slippy (early 2000s era).

One of their songs (“To Bend The Lines”) was featured in Friday Night Lights (Season 3, Episode 9, around 23:37–25:16 .... see my post in /helpmefindthis if you wanna see the video), but the track basically doesn’t exist anywhere online... no working links, no uploads, nothing.

This is the only clip I’ve been able to find of them (their song that's not the one i just mentioned starts around 51:25):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dyzl1J66ic

I’ve checked Discogs, old articles, YouTube, still no luck. I did find an old Metro Silicon Valley article that mentions Slippy being on a local compilation CD (“Support Your Local Musician”), so I know they were part of the scene around that time:

https://www.metrosiliconvalley.com/papers/metro/05.24.01/aural-0121.html

Shazam is able to identify the song, but no preview is available, and the links to youtube music and apple music lead to nowhere... nothing at all. I found them on discogs, and contacted the producer streetlight records.. but they said they have no memory of Slippy, and haven't played their music in well over a decade

So I figured I'd reach out to Reddit for help

I need to find the full song, BADLY!

Do any of you happen to remember Slippy, have anything of them collected, know anyone who was in the band, or have any idea where their music might exist (old CDs, demos, archives, anything)?

I’d seriously appreciate any lead at all 

Thank you!

This might be a long shot, but I’m trying to track down an old band from the San Jose scene called Slippy (early 2000s era).

One of their songs (“To Bend The Lines”) was featured in Friday Night Lights (Season 3, Episode 9, around 23:37–25:16), but the track basically doesn’t exist anywhere online... no working links, no uploads, nothing.

This is the only clip I’ve been able to find of them (their song that's not the one i mentioned earlier starts around 51:25):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dyzl1J66ic

I’ve checked Discogs, old articles,YouTube, still no luck. I did find an old Metro Silicon Valley article that mentions Slippy being on a local compilation CD (“Support Your Local Musician”), so I know they were part of the scene around that time:

https://www.metrosiliconvalley.com/papers/metro/05.24.01/aural-0121.html

Shazam is able to identify the song, but no preview is available, and the links to youtube music and apple music lead to nowhere... nothing at all. I found them on discogs, and contacted the producer streetlight records.. but they said they have no memory of Slippy, and haven't played their music in well over a decade

So I figured I'd reach out to Reddit for help

I need to find the full song, BADLY!

Do any of you happen to remember Slippy, have anything of them collected, know anyone who was in the band, or have any idea where their music might exist (old CDs, demos, archives, anything)?

I’d seriously appreciate any lead at all 

Thank you!