The Tea Party discography

The Tea Party discography
Studio albums	7
Live albums	1
Compilation albums	1
Music videos	20
EPs	1
Singles	23

This is the discography for Canadian hard rock group The Tea Party.

Albums

Studio Albums

Year	Album	Label	Sales	Certifications [1][2]
1991	The Tea Party	Eternal Discs	3,500	—
1993	Splendor Solis	EMI	235,000	Double Platinum (Canada)
1995	The Edges of Twilight		270,000	Double Platinum (Canada) Gold (Australia)
1997	Transmission		235,000	Double Platinum (Canada) Gold (Australia)
1999	Triptych		235,000	Double Platinum (Canada)
2001	The Interzone Mantras		50,000	Gold (Canada)
2004	Seven Circles		50,000	Gold (Canada)
2014	The Ocean at the End	Anthem Entertainment

EPs

Year	Album	Label	Sales
1996	Alhambra	EMI	50,000

Compilation albums

Year	Album	Label	Sales	Certification[1]
2000	Tangents: The Tea Party Collection	EMI	100,000	Platinum (Canada)

Live albums

Year	Album	Label	Sales
1999	Live at the Enmore Theatre	EMI	100
2012	Live From Australia	-	-

Demos

Year	Demo
1992	Capitol Records Demo

Singles

Year	Title	Peak Chart Position			Album
		CAN [3][4]	CAN Alt. [5]	AUS [6]
1993	"The River"	39	-	99	Splendor Solis
	"Save Me"	49	-	-
	"A Certain Slant of Light"	77	-	60
1995	"Fire in the Head"	26	-	79	The Edges of Twilight
	"The Bazaar"	35	22	-
	"Shadows on the Mountainside"	-	-	-
	"Sister Awake"	61	-	-
1997	"Temptation"	21	4	57	Transmission
	"Babylon"	56	-	-
1998	"Release"	-	18	-
	"Psychopomp"	-	9	-
1999	"Heaven Coming Down"	20	1	83	Triptych
	"The Messenger"	33	2	-
2000	"Touch"	-	-	-
	"These Living Arms"	-	-	-
	"Gone"	-	-	-
	"Walking Wounded"	-	17	-	Tangents: The Tea Party Collection
2001	"Lullaby"	3	-	-	The Interzone Mantras
	"Angels"	-	-	61
	"Soulbreaking"	3	-	-
2004	"Writing's on the Wall"	-	-	-	Seven Circles
	"Stargazer"	-	-	-
	"Oceans"	-	-	-
2014	"The Black Sea"	-	-	-	The Ocean at the End

Music videos

• "Let Me Show You the Door", 1991 (Scott Souliere and Stuart Grant – filmed in Windsor and Detroit)
• "The River", 1993 (Floria Sigismondi – Toronto)
• "Save Me", 1993 (Floria Sigismondi – Toronto)
• "A Certain Slant of Light", 1994 (Floria Sigismondi – Sydney)
• "Shadows on the Mountainside", 1995 (George Vail – Paris, Ontario)
• "Fire in the Head", 1995 (Dean Karr – Los Angeles)
• "The Bazaar", 1995 (George Vail – Istanbul)
• "Sister Awake", 1996 (Curtis Wehrfritz – Toronto)
• "Temptation", 1997 (Tyran George – Toronto)
• "Babylon", 1997 (Tyran George – Toronto)
• "Release", 1998 (Ulf Buddensieck – Paris and Toronto)
• "Psychopomp", 1998 (Adam Kowalchuk – live on MuchMusic, Toronto)
• "Heaven Coming Down", 1999 (Ulf Buddensieck – Toronto)
• "The Messenger", 1999 (George Vail – Toronto)
• "Walking Wounded", 2000 (George Vail – Havana)
• "Lullaby", 2001 (Don Allan and Miroslav Bazak – Toronto)
• "Angels", 2001 (Craig Bernard – Toronto)
• "Writings on the Wall", 2004 (Stuart Chatwood and Stephen Scott – Toronto)
• "Stargazer", 2004 (Don Allan – Toronto)
• "Oceans", 2005 (Stuart Chatwood, Jaimie Webster and Jonathon Corbiére – animated by York University students)

Videography

• Illuminations (2001), certified platinum in Canada^[7]
• Live: Intimate & Interactive (2007)

References

1. "Gold Platinum Database: The Tea Party". Canadian Recording Industry Association. Retrieved 2011-09-02.
2. Australian Recording Industry Association
3. "The Tea Party Top Singles positions". RPM. Retrieved 2010-06-24.
4. "The Tea Party > Charts & Awards > Billboard Singles". allmusic. Retrieved 2010-06-24.
5. "The Tea Party Rock/Alternative positions". RPM. Retrieved 2010-06-24.
6. Australian (ARIA Chart) peaks:
   • Top 50 peaks: "australian-charts.com > The Tea Party in Australian Charts". Hung Medien. Retrieved 2016-03-06.
   • Top 100 peaks to December 2010: Ryan, Gavin (2011). Australia's Music Charts 1988-2010. Mt. Martha, VIC, Australia: Moonlight Publishing.
   • "The River": "The ARIA Australian Top 100 Singles Chart – Week Ending 06 Mar 1994". ARIA. Retrieved 2016-03-06.
   • "A Certain Slant of Light": "The ARIA Australian Top 100 Singles Chart – Week Ending 05 Jun 1994". ARIA. Retrieved 2016-03-06.
7. "Gold & Platinum Certification – January 2002". Canadian Recording Industry Association. Retrieved 2010-08-19.