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Our Lady Peace appeared fully-formed at the crest of the alternative rock boom and became one of the most successful Canadian bands of all-time. Raine Maida's unique voice and dreamy stare captured the hearts of millions of Canadians. But did he have anything to say to them? Could he save them? Were they even real, man?
Also discussed: Mac's earnest love of OLP, the JUNOS, dissatisfaction, our virality, Jesus Christ, stats, Subways, singing about girls, singing like girls and much more.
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