OUR LADY PEACE (Episode 1)
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OUR LADY PEACE (Episode 1)
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🎙️ Episode 1 — “Our Lady Peace: Clumsy Memories from Our Generation”
The debut episode of The Great Canadian Mixtape dives into one of the most sound-defining Canadian bands of the 90s — Our Lady Peace. Their first two albums, Naveed and Clumsy, helped shape the soundtrack of a generation of Canadian kids growing up between pay phones, MuchMusic countdowns, and convenience store parking lots.
Join me — just another 90s kid who played in garage bands, went to all-ages shows, and lived off a steady diet of MuchMusic programming — as I conure up memories and invite you to revisit what it felt like to first hear Starseed on the radio, to scream Superman’s Dead at the top of your lungs, and to find identity in those early albums.
- Was the Drummer a Nerd?
- How did Raine learn to sing like that?
- Why does the creepy Dummy from Naveed still haunt our dreams?
- Did OLP genuinely evolve… or did they get “Simple Plan’d”?
It’s a love letter to a magical time in Canadian music — a celebration of shared memories, growing up before the internet, and the bands that defined who we are today.
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