Supersatellite
1995 single by Our Lady Peace
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| Single by Our Lady Peace | ||||
| from the album Naveed | ||||
| Released | February 6, 1995[1] | |||
| Recorded | 1994 | |||
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| Length | 3:45 (album version) | |||
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| Songwriter(s) | Raine Maida | |||
| Producer(s) | Arnold Lanni | |||
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"Supersatellite" is a song by Canadian music group Our Lady Peace. It was the fourth single released from their debut album, Naveed in 1994. It is the only single released from Naveed without a music video.
Meaning
"Supersatellite" was inspired by a book. Raine stated: "I believe that it's by Ken Carey, and is titled "You are the seed, the origin of much that is to come."[2]
References
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Our Lady Peace
- Raine Maida
- Duncan Coutts
- Steve Mazur
- Jason Pierce
- Jeremy Taggart
- Mike Turner
- Chris Eacrett
- Jamie Edwards
- Paul Martin
- Naveed
- Clumsy
- Happiness... Is Not a Fish That You Can Catch
- Spiritual Machines
- Gravity
- Healthy in Paranoid Times
- Burn Burn
- Curve
- Somethingness
- Spiritual Machines 2
- Live
- A Decade
- Playlist
- "The Birdman"
- "Starseed"
- "Hope"
- "Supersatellite"
- "Naveed"
- "Superman's Dead"
- "Automatic Flowers"
- "4am"
- "Clumsy"
- "One Man Army"
- "Is Anybody Home?"
- "Thief"
- "In Repair"
- "Life"
- "Right Behind You (Mafia)"
- "Somewhere Out There"
- "Innocent"
- "All You Did Was Save My Life"
- "The End Is Where We Begin"
- "Heavyweight"
- Discography
- The Age of Spiritual Machines
- Fair Ground
- Crash Karma
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