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NAVEED (1994) “The Birdman Supersatellite Starseed Hope Naveed Dirty Walls Denied Is It Safe? Julia Under Zenith Neon Crossing	CLUMSY (1997) Superman’s Dead Automatic Flowers Carnival Big Dumb Rocket 4am Shaking Clumsy Hello Oskar Let You Down The Story of 100 Aisles Car Crash Clumsy (live) (Europe) Naveed (live) (Europe) Automatic Flowers (live) (Europe)	HAPPINESS IS NOT A FISH THAT YOU CAN CATCH (1999) One Man Army Happiness & the Fish Potato Girl Blister Is Anybody Home? Waited Thief Lying Awake Annie Consequence of Laughing Stealing Babies The Needle & The Damage Done (Japan) Clumsy remix (Japan)	SPIRITUAL MACHINES (2000) R.K. Intro Right Behind You (Mafia) R.K. 2029 In Repair Life Middle of Yesterday Are You Sad? R.K. 2029 (Part 2) Made to Heal” RK. 194997 Everyone’s a Junkie R.K. on Death All My Friends If You Believe The Wonderful Future 4am (Japan) Clumsy (Japan) Car Crash (Japan)
GRAVITY (2002) All For You Do You Like It Somewhere Out There Innocent Made of Steel Not Enough Sell My Soul Sorry Bring Back The Sun A Story About A Girl	LIVE (2003) All For You Superman’s Dead Not Enough Naveed/Life Innocent Bring Back the Sun One Man Army Is Anybody Home? Our Time Is Fading Are You Sad? Whatever Clumsy Starseed Somewhere Out There	LIVE – DVD (2003) Intro All For You Do You Like It Superman’s Dead Naveed/Life Not Enough Bring Back the Sun Innocent One Man Army Whatever Right Behind You Is Anybody Home? Are You Sad? Our Time Is Fading The Birdman Clumsy Starseed In Repair Drive Somewhere Out There 4 AM	HEALTHY IN PARANOID TIMES (2005) Angels Losing Sleep Will the Future Blame Us Picture Where Are You Wipe That Smile Off Your Face Love and Trust Boy Apology The World on a String Don’t Stop Walking in Circles Al Genina (Leave the Light On)
A DECADE (2006) Starseed The Birdman Naveed Superman’s Dead Clumsy 4 AM One Man Army Is Anybody Home Thief In Repair Life Somewhere Out There Innocent Where Are You Angels Losing Sleep Will The Future Blame Us Kiss on the Mouth Better Than Here Angels Losing Sleep (live)	BEST OF OUR LADY PEACE (2009) Starseed Naveed Superman’s Dead Clumsy Car Crash Stealing Babies Are You Sad The Wonderful Future Somewhere Out There Innocent Not Enough Apology Angels Losing Sleep Wipe That Smile Off Your Face	BURN BURN (2009) All You Did Was Save My Life Dreamland Monkey Brains The End Is Where We Begin Escape Artist Refuge Never Get Over You White Flag Signs of Life Paper Moon Time Bomb The Right Stuff

This Day In History

April 25

1959: Heather Bishop is born in Regina.

1965: Paupers and Jon & Lee & The Checkmates are in Toronto for a show at MLG with The Rolling Stones.

1977: Paul Anka's special "Music My Way" with guest stars Natalie Cole and Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band airs on ABC-TV.

1979: Max Webster opens for Rush on night one of a three-show gig at The Apollo in Glasgow, Scotland.

1981: The Rovers are on Solid Gold, lip-synching "Wasn't That A Party?"

1981: Loverboy peaks at #35 on Billboard's chart with "Turn Me Loose."

1981: April Wine peaks at #21 on Billboard's chart with "Just Between You & Me."

1992: Brian Too Loud Macleod, Headpins and Chilliwack guitarist and Juno winning producer dies of cancer.

1992: "Thought I'd Died and Gone To Heaven" by Bryan Adams tops Canada's RPM singles chart.

1996: Warner Music releases the self explanatory album from Harem Scarem, LIVE IN JAPAN. The Japanese version contains two extra songs.

1997: Our Lady Peace are live in CBC's Vancouver studio. Some of the recordings make the European release of their CLUMSY album.

2000: Neil Young releases SILVER & GOLD, one of his most intimate and personal albums.

2001: Bullseye Canada releases Goddo's KING OF BROKEN HEARTS.

2003: Styx, featuring Larry Gowan, as well as Kelly Clarkson, both cancel upcoming shows in Toronto following warnings about the spread of the killer respiratory disease SARS.

2006: Nickelback release the single, "Saving Me."

2006: Randy Bachman releases the DVD, A JAZZ THING - LIVE IN TORONTO, a show that was filmed as a CBC documentary.

2008: Teenage Head hold a CD release party at Healey's in Toronto for their new lp, TEENAGE HEAD WITH MARKY RAMONE.

2009: Kenny MacLean of Deserters and Platinum Blonde dies of cancer at the age of 57.

2009: Tragically Hip peak on Billboard's albums chart at #148 with WE ARE THE SAME.

2015: Helix and Lee Aaron are in Edmonton for a show at Century Casino.

2015: BTO's NOT FRAGILE album is repackaged for its 40th anniversary. The new CD is remastered and contains bonus live material.

2017: FKB release their new single, "Bright Lights."

2018: I Mother Earth and Finger 11 are in Saskatoon for a show at O'Brians Event Centre. Proceeds go to the Humboldt Broncos charities.

2019: Celebrating 45 years on the Toronto music scene, Mike McKenna holds a show at the Black Swan Tavern. On the card is a plethora of area musicians over the decades, including members of Moxy, Luke & The Apostles, Ugly Ducklings, Kensington Market, Crowbar, and The Jeff Healey Band.

2019: It's announced the late Gord Downie will receive this year's Allan Slaight Humanitarian Spirit Award in a ceremony during the Canadian Music and Broadcast Industry Awards gala in Toronto in May, part of Canadian Music Week.

2020: Teaze is on stage in Windsor, Ont, at the Olde Walkerville Theatre.

2020: Super Distorter, Crummy, and Dirtbag Soul are in Vancouver for a show at Greedy Pig.