Claude says:Our Lady Peace's second album arrived at the peak of Canadian alt-rock's late-nineties moment — the title track hit number one at home and camped in the U.S. Modern Rock top 10 for months, securing their place alongside the era's biggest guitar bands. You finally gave it a proper run a decade later in spring 2007, leaning hardest on "Clumsy" and "Superman's Dead" but also circling back to "Automatic Flowers" and the quieter stretches. It's been a sporadic visitor since — a few plays every couple of years when the mood strikes, but never quite the obsession it might have been if it had landed in real time.