  Our Lady Peace formed in Canada
and consists of Raine Maida on vocals, Steve
Mazur (who replaced Mike Turner) on guitar,
Duncan Coutts (who replaced Chris Eacrett) on
bass, and Jeremy Taggart on drums. The roots
of the band began in 1992 at the University
of Toronto with Maida and Turner who then
recruited Eacrett and Taggart. The band's
name comes from a 1943 poem by Mark Van
Doren.
Our Lady Peace toured with Alanis
Morissette and had a hit on alternative
radio with "Starseed."
 Our Lady Peace released Naveed.
Eacrett was replaced by bassist
Duncan Coutts.
 Our Lady Peace released Clumsy.
Our Lady Peace won a
MuchMusic Award for Favorite Group.
 Clumsy was certified gold.
Our Lady Peace performed at
Woodstock '99.
Our Lady Peace released Happiness...Is
Not A Fish That You Can Catch.
 Our Lady Peace won 2
MuchMusic Awards for Favorite Canadian Group
and Favorite Canadian Video ("Is Anybody
Home?").
Our Lady Peace released Spiritual
Machines.
 Turner left the band and was
replaced by Steve Mazur on guitar.
 # 49
Singles Artist of the Year
Our Lady Peace could be heard on
the compilation LP WWF
Forceable Entry with the track
"Whatever."
 Our Lady Peace released Gravity.
Our Lady Peace hit the Top 40
for the first time with "Somewhere Out There."
 Our Lady Peace hit the Top 10 with "Somewhere Out There."
Gravity was certified gold.
Our Lady Peace won a Juno Award
for Rock Album of the Year (Gravity).
 Our Lady Peace won 2 MuchMusic
Awards for Best Video and Best Cinematography
("Innocent").
Our Lady Peace released the live
LP Live
From Calgary & Edmonton.
Clumsy was certified
platinum.
 Our Lady Peace released Healthy
In Paranoid Times.
Our Lady Peace released the hits
collection A
Decade.
 Our Lady Peace released Burn
Burn.
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Naveed
Released: March, 1995
Tracks: "The
Birdman" -
"Supersatellite" -
"Starseed" - "Hope" -
"Naveed" - "Dirty
Walls" - "Denied" -
"Is It Safe?" -
"Julia" - "Under
Zenith" - "Neon Crossing" |
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Clumsy
Released: January, 1997
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 76
Tracks: "Superman's
Dead" - "Automatic
Flowers" - "Carnival" -
"Big Dumb Rocket" - 4 AM"
- "Shaking" -
"Clumsy" - "Hello
Oskar" - "Let You Down" -
"The Story Of 100 Aisles" -
"Car Crash" |
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Happiness...Is Not A
Fish That You Can Catch
Released: September, 1999
Billboard
peak:
# 69
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks: "One Man
Army" - "Happiness & The
Fish" - "Potato Girl" -
"Blister" - "Is Anybody
Home?" - "Waited" -
"Thief" - "Lying
Awake" - "Annie" -
"Consequence Of Laughing" -
"Stealing Babies" |
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Spiritual Machines
Released: March, 2001
Billboard
peak:
# 81
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Right
Behind You (Mafia)" - "R.K.
2029" - "In Repair" -
"Life" - "Middle Of
Yesterday" - "Are you
Sad?" - "R.K. 2029 (Pt.
2)" - "Made To Heal" -
"R.K. 1949-97" -
"Everyone's A Junkie" -
"R.K. On Death" - "All My
Friends" - "If You
Believe" - "The Wonderful
Future" |
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Gravity
Released: June, 2002
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 9
Tracks: "All For
You" - "Do You Like It" -
"Somewhere Out There" -
"Innocent" - "Made Of
Steel" - "Not Enough" -
"Sell My Soul" -
"Sorry" - "Bring Back The
Sun" - "A Story About A
Girl" |
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Live From Calgary &
Edmonton
Released: July, 2003
Billboard
peak:
# 112
Live Tracks: "All For
You" - "Superman's Dead" -
"Not Enough" -
"Naveed" - "Innocent"
- "Bring Back The Sun" -
"One Man Army" - "Is
Anybody Home?" - "Our Time Is
Fading" - "Are You Sad?" -
"Whatever" - "Clumsy"
- "Starseed" - "Somewhere Out There" |
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Healthy In Paranoid
Times
Released: August, 2005
Billboard
peak:
# 45
Tracks:
"Angels/Losing/Sleep" -
"Will The Future Blame Us" -
"Picture" - "Where Are
You" - "Wipe That Smile Off
Your Face" - "Love And
Trust" - "Boy" -
"Apology" - "World On A
String" - "Dont' Stop" -
"Walking in Circles" - "Al
Genina (Leave The Light On)" |
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A Decade
Released: November, 2006
Tracks:
"Starseed" - "The
Birdman" - "Naveed" -
"Superman's Dead" -
"Clumsy" - "4 AM" -
"One Man Army" - "Is
Anybody Home?" - "Thief" -
"In Repair" - "Life"
- "Somewhere Out There" -
"Innocent" - "Where Are
You" - "Angels / Lose
Sleep" - "Will The Future Blame
Us" - "Kiss On The Mouth"
- "Better Than Here" |
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Burn Burn
Released: July, 2009
Billboard
peak:
# 41
Tracks: "All You Did
Was Save My Life" -
"Dreamland" - "Monkey
Brains" - "The End Is Where We
Begin" - "Escape Artist" -
"Refuge" - "Never Get Over
You" - "White Flags" -
"Sings Of Life" - "Paper
Moon" |
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