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Same request here, a late xmas gift would be appreciated

If anyone wants to send clips my way, it'd be much appreciated!

Kudos to the guys for even attempting this. Not expecting it to surpass the original by any means but bring it on.

Albums:

Spiritual Machines
Happiness..
Naveed
Somethingness
Curve
Gravity
Healthy
Burn Burn
Clumsy

Songs:

Let Me Live Again
Hiding Place For Hearts
Head Down
Ballad of a Poet
Nice To Meet You
Missing Places
Last Train
Falling Into Place
Drop Me In The Water

Major disappointment for the final release of the year. Bad pop song is covered by OLP, but then if they DIDN'T release this now, they probably wouldn't have. Throw away pop songs like this don't have legs and as far as I can tell it's already off the charts which will make it "mad old yo" as the ...

This is such an awesome thing for the guys to do .

Oh and dunno if it's been mentioned or not but I'm hoping for an appearance of Talk Is Cheap from the HIPT sessions. Always thought it had so much potential..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lRJL5_k7gA

The energy reminds me of the studio version of The Right Stuff. Will be interesting to see what the rest of the stuff sounds like, I wouldn't mind hearing their take on an entire pop album.

Has anyone uploaded this yet? Completely missed it:(.

Great to see the guys back in the studio though!

i don't know if this has been posted or not but a bad quality version of the airport video of life has turned up online. yeah... i can see why they made a different one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YBckNlpu-o

link for Montreal in it's entirety;

http://www.theq.fm/scott/soundcheck-0095-2/

dead flowers is definitely my favourite 'raine maida' song, impressive.

i've noticed that the site doesn't accept an email address that has been used on it previous, including the time you've downloaded the first pachamama. to download you have to use a different email address. only problem being that they've managed to put up the wrong file , it's currently the first ...

1. the birdman
2. superman's dead
3. one man army
4. angels/losing/sleep
5. right behind you
6. all for you
7. allowance
8. all you did

i get the feeling from the style of "places"(and other songs from the recording of his gig at massey hall last year) that we might not hear studio versions of "not done yet" and "s.o.s".

i found this very short but positive review of curve,

Canadian Our Lady Peace is back now with their eighth album since their debut Naveed in 1994. This is a reliable band that always delivers, sometimes a little more, sometimes a little less. The highlight for me is Spiritual Machines in 2000 ...

i personally think 90 minutes is the perfect amount of time for a gig. i'm not a fan of sets reaching 2 hours, i don't know if its just me and my short attention span but that seems... excessive?

the way you guys go on, i would assume that this is a regular olp tour with the regular number of songs in a regular olp set. didn't they just do like a 25 song set a couple of years back? you guys are clearly so hard done by, try being an olp fan living in the uk (or anywhere out of north america ...

I prefer a hybrid version of SM & Gravity Raine, with some other elements finding their way into things. Curve fell short of that, but was the closest yet.

yeah, as much as i love the rawness of his voice on naveed, it's the early 2000's that my ears enjoy best. there's a few notes here or there ...

RileyLewis wrote:If you showed people in 1998 what Raine would sound like today they would cringe, and rightly so, I think.

yeah, don't agree with that too much. with the exception of car crash and supermans dead, i find his voice pretty irritating on clumsy and would much rather listen to his voice on curve.

Furious George wrote:Yadayada. Professional music reviews mean nothing to me.. previous reviews of brilliant OLP albums have been similar.

this.

i noticed happiness was paricularly bashed by critics .

why do so many of these reviewers have an obvious problem with olp still making music? its a safe bet to assume that most of these reviews would read exactly the same no matter what curve sounded like, very pathetic. how dare they keep on making music of any kind after being so good in the 90's!