"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...
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Studio version available on internet. "Julia" Demo 4 (September 1992) "Supersatellite" "Denied" "Neon Crossing" "Billboard". February 25, 1995. Woods, Karen...
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"Supersatellite" (1995) "Naveed" (1995) "Superman's Dead" (1997)...
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— — — Naveed "Starseed" 42 × — — — 7 10 "Hope" 62 × — — — — — 1995 "Supersatellite" — × — — — — — "Naveed" 63 4 — — — — — "Julia" — — — — — — — 1997 "Superman's...
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station. The third and fourth singles released in Canada were "Hope" and "Supersatellite" with each receiving moderate airplay, but it was the fifth single,...
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"Starseed" (1994) "Hope" (1994) "Supersatellite" (1995)...
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the religious values instilled in them." - Raine Maida "Starseed" "Supersatellite" The music video was produced by George Vale and is shot mostly in sepia...
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was the toughest tournament in the world. In 2010, Bansi won the $530 Supersatellite Main Event in the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure at Paradise Island...
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