Our Lady Peace, Clumsy - 45m 53s

Tracks & Durations

1. Superman's Dead	4:16
2. Automatic Flowers	4:05
3. Carnival	4:48
4. Big Dumb Rocket	4:23
5. Four AM	4:17
6. Shaking	3:37
7. Clumsy	4:29
8. Hello Oskar	3:03
9. Let You Down	3:53
10. The Story of 100 Aisles	3:45
11. Car Crash	5:09

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Review

You want to talk about pressure? Well, imagine if your first album (that's Naveed) sold nearly a million copies in your home country (that's Canada), the press described your group as the second coming and fans bordered on fanatical wherever you played live. Then (gulp) it's time to release your second effort and all eyes are upon you. That was Our Lady Peace's dilemma by the time their 1997 effort, Clumsy, hit the shelves. The release in the end did not reach the same level of intensity for most critics who provided a "been there, done that" sort of defense. Dedicated fans embraced the disc but in the end, "Superman's Dead" and "Automatic Flowers" did not provide the same out-of-nowhere surprise and mayhem that Naveed did. The band does have two very noteworthy fans, however; Jimmy Page and Robert Plant continue to shout the group's praises from the rooftops, which will undoubtedly bring new fans to the fold. --Denise SheppardFirst Single and Title Track from the Forthcoming Album. Contains Two Tracks from their Previous LP 'naveed'. Tracks: Clumsy, Let You Down, Starseed (From 'naveed'), Hope (From 'naveed').

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Clumsy