From their DIY beginnings in Scarborough, Ontario, to becoming Canadian music icons with a global reach, Barenaked Ladies have spent over three decades crafting a distinctive mix of witty lyrics, catchy melodies and a unique blend of humour. This book celebrates the wit, wisdom and warmth that define Barenaked Ladies. If you've ever laughed, cried or danced to their music, this is your chance to experience it all in a new way. Rediscover old favourites, gain a new appreciation for their more abstract songs and immerse yourself in the world of one of Canada's most beloved bands. Whether you're a lifelong fan or a relative newcomer, you'll find fresh insights into the band's songwriting, themes and evolution. From the introspective 'Brian Wilson' to the witty wordplay of 'One Week' and the iconic energy of 'Big Bang Theory', each track is explored in detail, uncovering hidden meanings, musical influences and behind-the-scenes stories. Analysing every song from Bucknaked to their latest release, In Flight, uncovering the stories, themes, and musical intricacies that make their work so enduring. This book is the ultimate dive into their discography. AUTHOR: At 16, Catherine Green discovered Barenaked Ladies during their 'One Week' explosion onto UK radio. After buying Stunt, she quickly collected their entire back catalogue and following the release of Maroon, she saw them live in Birmingham. Captivated, she skipped school and travelled to Glasgow for the tour finale, where she met the band during soundcheck, caught Ed's plectrum and cemented her lifelong love for their music. While backpacking through the western provinces and states of North America in 2002, she dragged her friend, Moose, to Halifax, Nova Scotia, just so she could get her photo taken on Barrington Street. She now lives in Cardiff with her partner, Chris, and a house full of furry creatures.