Our Lady Peace - Live [LIVE]

Our Lady Peace

Product Details

• Audio CD (July 1, 2003)
• Original Release Date: June 24, 2003
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Live
• Label: Sony
• ASIN: B00009MGQJ
• In-Print Editions: MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (29 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #54,967 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Live...., September 1, 2003

By	David Blue "blueslamesa2" (San Diego, CA USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This CD is great because not only does it show how exciting it is at an OLP concert, you get a few songs from each CD, plus new ones. Before the track listing thing, the only thing I can complain about this (and it's not too important, either) is Raine Maida's speed with the vocals on this CD. They're a bit faster than normal, but it's all good.

1. All For You- This wasn't the best on the album, far from it, but it was good. I like how Steve Mazur does little things with his guitar before the song starts, don't know why.

2. Superman's Dead- One of the best tracks on the album. Sounds close to the studio, but the intro was strummed a bit differently. This was one of OLP's songs that had whacky chords (as was typical in the days of Mike Turner)....Raine involves the crowd in the singing of the "Doesn't anybody ever know?" and it was kinda neat.

3. Not Enough- This was exceptional, kind of hard to understand in one of the parts, but it was okay.

4. Naveed/Life- This was great (I really love the song Naveed). the intro to Naveed was like two and a half minutes long, then the song started, and then it switched to Life, the long track off Spiritual Machines. Then it switched back, all in one like eleven and a half minute song.

5. Innocent- Great quality. The "We are, we are all innocent" part was carried on by the fans for awhile, and it was nice. Jeremy really has an important drum part in this song, even more so than usual.

6. Bring Back the Sun- A slow and meaingful song, it sounds great live. Pretty close to studio version, save the cheers and stuff.

7. One Man Army- It's hard to not like One Man Army, and it still has it's original effort put into it to make it sound wonderful. It was kind of short, though.

8. Is Anybody Home- A real amazing song....the fans are involved in this one, and when they get to the heavier part with the weird sounds for vocals, it sounds real neat.

9. Our Time is Fading- A new track from OLP, and it carries on with the Gravity sound. It may be the heaviest OLP song yet, can't wait until studio version.

10. Are You Sad- This opens with Raine telling the crowd about the theme of the song, and then they carry it out for a long time, I think like eight minutes.

11. Whatever- A great song, kinda like the Gravity sound, I love the instrumentation. It varies from Our Time is Fading, but is still that style. I think this song has a keyboard effect which helps it sound really great.

12. Clumsy- Nice live version of the title track of the album Clumsy (duh). The solo is choppy as it's supposed to be, and this track shows Steve Mazur can play like Mike Turner.

13. Starseed- A pretty long track, and it's wonderfully played. the distortion on the guitar made it a bit heavier than it was on Naveed, but it's all cool.

14. Somewhere Out There- Sounds great live, even without the studio effects. The fans get to do the cool yelling part ("I know you're out there, somewhere out there!").

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars The best live albumn I have yet encountered, September 7, 2003

By	B. Leach - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I think that if you want to truly know the talent of a band, you need to hear them live. And Our Lady Peace passes that test. Being an avid OLP fan, I have to warn you I am a little biased, but I will try to be honest. So here goes.
1. All For You- While this is one of my favorite songs in studio, it isn't quite as good live. Raine goes a little quicker with his vocals, and it doesn't have the same effect. All the same, it's a great intro to the albumn.

2. Superman's Dead- Nice, simple, acoustic sounding beginning- just a few chord strums before heading into the song. I like how he pauses and talks the audience into singing, "Doesn't anybody ever know that the world's a subway?".

3. Not Enough- Excellent song, heavier on this albumn.

4. Naveed/Life- I love the intro to Naveed, and they drag it out here. It's a nice combination of the two songs.

5. Innocent- Surprising beginning, very good.

6. Bring Back the Sun- This is not an extraordinary song, in studio or here, but I never skip it. It's just a different sound- mellower, muter, and beautiful. Not extraordinary, but still great.

7. One Man Army- This is such an invigorating song.

8. Is Anybody Home?- Not that different from the studio version, but of course that's not bad.

9. Our Time Is Fading- I'm anxious to hear the recorded version, because I think that the guitar got a little muffled and doesn't sound as good as it could. The chorus is awesome though.

10. Are You Sad?- I never really appreciated this song until I heard Raine talk about it on this albumn. I think we have all wanted to help someone in this sort of situation, or been that person who has needed the help.

11. Whatever- This is the first time I heard this song, and I am pleased with it. It has a different sound to it, kind of like "Our Time is Fading".

12. Clumsy- Of course, a classic OLP encouragement song.

13. Starseed- This song just excells compared to its recorded version. The musicality is genius, it's gives you a rush of adrenaline everytime Raine screams, "Yeah yeah yea-ee!". But the best part is before the song actually starts. He's singing, "It's my way out" over and over, like he's trying to convince himself. But my favorite part on this CD, on any CD is around 1 minute 42 seconds when he yells. It gave me shivers about the first eight times I heard it.

14. Somewhere Out There- Ah, of course. That summer hit that everyone loves, no matter how elitist you are. This a soft, pretty song, and it sounds just as great live as recorded.

Well, there you go. Buy it.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Our Lady Peace does it again, July 11, 2003

By	Emily (USA) - See all my reviews

As a loyal OLP fan, I own all 5 previous CDs and have been to a few shows. This is a band who is truly awesome live, and Raine Maidia sounds just as great without a recording stuido, unlike so many of today's popular artists. The band never misses a note, either. The CD really lets you imagine yourself at the show, because there is a lot of crowd involvement. It also includes most of their big hits (there are so many after all these years, it's hard to fit them all on) and the combination of Naveed and Life is really good.

Any Our Lady Peace fan would love this CD. If you don't own any of their previous CDs, I would reccomend buying them first to get a feel for the music (which i am sure you will love).

This is the kind of CD you can listen to over and over and not get bored of