Her first paying musical job was on a CTV pilot where she sang and danced with life-sized puppets at the age of 16. The duo began writing some songs which they demoed for Gerry Young who shopped a deal through Polygram Records' Vertigo label. McLean would get a job behind the scenes as an executive at the now defunct Intrepid Records. Lands disappeared from the spotlight for 10 years and made a comeback with a well received and radio friendly solo album in 1997 called 'Angels And Ordinary Men' which also doubled as an enhanced CDRom.
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