Our Lady Peace - One Man Army (live)

2000-03-04 Molson Stadium, McGill University - Montreal, PQ, Canada

Category:

Music

Tags:

• OLP
• Our
• Lady
• Peace
• One
• Man
• Army

[Whoson1irst]

Do you know how hard it is to have a conversation in freezing temperatures? You cant control your mouff. Considering the conditions I think Raine did a fine job! OLP rules my manhood

[comsat1000]

Europeans cant - Raine is Canadian!

And I`ve seen em and he`s one of the BEST live so You sir, are a TWAT!

[21krizchristensen]

@ThinLoneSoldier He's still a good catch compared to what our music industry generally has today. Jeez.

[TheCrownley]

Look at how everyone's dressed. Then, tell me if you can sing like that in that temperature.

[unit529]

Wtf why hace a concert in a room when its THAT cold? Could they at least afford some sort of heater>

[Talamishni]

@ThinLoneSoldier lol go back to your justin beiber auto tune crap =) moron

[TheMiriNetwork]

@ThinLoneSoldier One of the fantastic things about being human is our diverse range of opinions. I'm sure there are many that would call the voices of Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, or Scott Weiland (STP) a total insult to their music, while others can't get enough of their sound. The same is true here. Raine's voice is incredibly unique in a world bombarded by similar-sounding artists; take it or leave it. There is an entire genre called Country, for goodness sake, perhaps take it up with them :)

[musicRMS]

Probably one of my favourite bands. Raine has such a unique voice, there really is no comparing him to anyone else. I'd rather listen to this "off key" music than have to listen to any shit the music industry has been pumping out over the last few years.

[ThinLoneSoldier]

how did this imposter ever get a record contract?? this is a good band, with easily the worst fucking singer in the history of singing, in fact, calling him a singer is a mistake...he cant sing at all.

[MissyLKS8]

Keep in mind, the instruments of out of tune because of the cold as well. It's REALLY hard to have a concert in extreme temperatures.