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haha that information is incorrect, its not on the new album. the song was originally played at the Junos in 2003 and then during tour but was never released, except in a Labatt Blue promo cd thing with 3 songs on it. is it a live one or a studio one? oh and by the way... 'julia' is an our lady peace song, i dont know where you guys get your information but julia is track 9 of Naveed and it was sarah slean who 'stole' the song and did a piano version of it beacuse she liked it so much, then sent it to olp. ive read last few pages and so much information is misunderstood or exagerated or just plain wrong incorrect- argh!

hmmm olp has it very own thread! ... our lady peace are great. their first 4 albums are phenomenal, IMO. everyone knows that gravity was their 180degree turn from their previous music, due to their change in producer and guitarist and recording method. i'm not saying gravity was a great album either. personally i like some songs off gravity, but they are nothing compared to the first 4 albums (naveed, clumsy, happiness..., and spiritual machines) where i loved every song. the new album from olp is to be called "healthy in paranoid times" as i'm sure many of you might have heard already... i haven't downloaded the new album yet just so i don't ruin it for myself yet but i'm definitely hearing good things about the album. we have some of the toughest music critics on one of the olp boards and some songs off the new album are quite noteworthy, such as the u2esque "boy", "apology", "love and trust", "angels losing sleep" (which there is a clip of in the official olp site), and "al genina (leave a light on)". what i've always loved about olp despite gravity is that they've never repeated themselves in the sound or the vibe of the album. if you look closely at the songs, they manage to have their own sound according to which album it belongs to, yet still sounds like olp. it's quite clear from articles that bob rock has influenced their sound a lot by simplifying the lyrics and the artistry of the music. i'm not saying thats good or bad, but it has certainly reached a wider audience, especially in the US. By the way Not Afraid is a very old song from 2003 which will not make the new album (I dont know which version you have, but the live version rules, while i'm not too keen on the studio version). well there was my rant.

o god. muchmusic's such a shitty channel these days especially after amanda walsh and george <3 left. boooo. the only vjs i can stand now are rick campanelli, hannah sung and jennifer hollett. and of course chris nelson. going coastal and the new music rules *hearts*

bwahahahaha RFR... i watch it sometimes when my sister does

it'd be mildly surprised if matt went indie.. i think he'd be the first ever artist that i know to go from major label to indie if he did that.

i can't wait to see the packaging/cover of In A Coma. i frickin love the yellow bunnysuit idea.

the clash - rock the casbah

im excited about this video. oh man. and yeah i wouldnt care either if muchmusic didnt play it, as long as i have it.. ;)

;) im excited. a video for wwwhr!

i used to HATE keane .. now i cant get enough of them mhm and alexisonfire and wilco and i guess coldplay

this is probably my first post ever on the bored.. songs: decemberists - of angels and angles eisley - telescope eyes keane - walnut tree le tigre - deceptacon louis xiv - finding out true love is blind martha wainwright - bloody mother fucking asshole mirah - cold cold water sarah slean - me and jerome sonic youth - little trouble girl stars - look up sufjan stevens - the dress looks nice on you arcade fire - in the back seat check out jason collett, the decemberists, and sufjan stevens