Listening to the magnificently propulsive "Starseed," it's not too hard to figure out why, after just one hearing, Robert Plant wanted these guys to support him on...
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Canada's Our Lady Peace makes a stunning debut with Naveed, almost avoiding the mid-'90s reign of Seattle's grunge. Mixing fierce melodies among '60s hard rock guitars, Our...
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A more stylistically varied collection than OLP's debut Naveed, Clumsy still has plenty of hooks; for proof, check out "Automatic Flowers," "4am" or the...
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Two years after their impressive debut, Our Lady Peace continue their rock journey on Clumsy. This time around, the melodies are more comfortable, giving an easier listen....
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If music doesn't work out, these guys could go into the t-shirt business. Just look at that album title. If this were the '70s, they could get those goofy iron-on letters...
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Our Lady Peace follows its breakthrough second album, Clumsy, with a third that continues its hard-rock approach. The guitar-bass-drums team of Mike Turner, Duncan Coutts,...
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Still smarting (30 years later) from the LPs that resulted from the Moody Blues' pot-fueled infatuation with meditation and "philosophers" Timothy Leary and Alan...
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Sometimes you have to read the fine print to learn about a record. Just as some people buy albums based on the label that issues them, some people buy them for the...
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The lyrics on Our Lady Peace's Gravity rage at the spiritual bankruptcy of suburban oldsters ("All for You"), express tender regret over love lost ("your purple hair" is...
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