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Posted by: ddd444
12-09-2004, 03:14 PM
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Hey Guys:

Thanks for the wait. You can now download the shows from last week, in London and Ottawa, complete with original artwork.

Hip Live Series, volumes 2 and 3 are now available.

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Enjoy!

I actually just listened myself, and WOW, they sound AMAZING!!!! I look forward to seeing your guys' thoughts.

All the best,

ddd444

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Posted by: The Dire Bunny
12-09-2004, 03:12 PM
Forum: Download & Trading Central
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Hi all,

Does anybody have an mp3 of the new 'Montreal' song played in 2000? I havent been able to log on hundredthmeridian.com to find it and I don't understand how those 'downloading tree' things work...

... can anybody help me out? PM me for my email adress if somebody has the mp3 to share. Thanks Smile

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Posted by: wpghipfan
12-09-2004, 03:00 PM
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Hey folks...

A great show, this is the audio from the forthcoming DVD. Enjoy!
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The Tragically Hip live
Centre 200, Sydney, Nova Scotia
December 4th, 2004

Recording gear: Panasonic Digital Video Camcorder, PV-GS15
Audio transfer: Ulead Video Recorder>Cool Edit Pro 2>WAV>FLAC
Tapers: Rory Young, Darren Talbot, Jamie Innes

Disc 1:
1. Vaccination Scar
2. Grace, Too
3. My Music at Work
4. Gus: The Polar Bear from CEntral Park
5. Ahead by a Century
6. Something On
7. Springtime in Vienna
8. Summer's Killing Us
9. Courage
10. Bobcaygeon
11. Nautical Disaster
12. It Can't Be Nashville Every Night
13. At the Hundredth Meridian
14. Poets
15. New Orleans is Sinking
Disc 2:
1. One Night in Copenhagen
2. Boots or Hearts
3. Blow at High Dough
4. Lake Fever
5. Little Bones

A short show, but a rare appearance by Copenhagen. Meridian's in-song jam was slow, much like the album version. A refreshing change, and very groovy. The sound quality is amazing, taken from the video at front row centre. Only 1500 people in attendance. Mean Streak was originally on the setlist between Meridian and Poets, but was skipped, and Heaven was supposed to be played at the beginning of the second encore, before Lake Fever.

Rory
Halifax

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Posted by: chicagoblackhawks77
12-09-2004, 01:36 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Does anyone else remember these??? I think they were produced by a company called Panini. Great stuff. You bought the book, then packets of like 5-10 stickers and subsequently filled the book. Most of the players had stickers, team logos, uniforms (home / road), the team's arena, etc So much fun!! Anyone know where I could get one from the mid 80's?

Mick

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Posted by: thehip11
12-09-2004, 11:57 AM
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For anyone who enjoyed seeing Joel Plaskett opening for thehip, he has a few tour dates coming up.

Thu. Dec 30 The Pavilion Halifax NS
Fri. Dec 31 The Marquee Club Halifax NS
Fri. Jan 21 Capital Music Hall Ottawa ON
Sat. Jan 22 Lee's Palace Toronto ON
Sat. Jan 29 The Horseshoe Tavern Toronto ON

Joel also has a new album coming out in early 2005.

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Posted by: joshwayy
12-09-2004, 11:53 AM
Forum: Download & Trading Central
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Here's the mission...find...transpose....and torrent Heksenketel.
Who's in?

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Posted by: Stephen Dame
12-09-2004, 10:54 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Been waiting for this one a long time, seems like forever ago when the first provincial court decision came down. A good day for justice, equality and the seperation of church and state.

Any nation can talk about equality and minority rights, but unless you're willing to back it up with law, it's just that: talk.

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Posted by: eric_c
12-09-2004, 10:37 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Anybody know the story behind the Confluence hotel (if my ears underwater I can hear the turbines)? Just curious.

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Posted by: scooby
12-09-2004, 10:23 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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hiya i saw a post on the newsgroup about the hip bein on CTV at 7pm but there was no more info on exactly what it was
i only found out today

did anyone see it??tape it???

mike :jump

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Posted by: The Dire Bunny
12-09-2004, 09:15 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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I have an idea: with the help of the members here, I want to compile a list of all the known songs that the Tragically Hip (or Gord Downie) have covered, or all the Hip songs that have been covered by others.

here's a few off the top of my head:

- Suzie Q (CCR cover)
- Black Day in July (G. Lightfoot cover)
- When you dance I can really love (Neil Young cover/Gord solo live)
- Take me in your hand (Rheostatics cover live w./Ron Sexsmith)
- The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald (G. Lightfoot cover)
- Summer Side of Life (G. Lightfoot cover)
- Fortunate son (CCR cover/G. Downie solo live MMM I&I)
- The Man Comes Around (Johnny Cash cover/ G. Downie solo live)
- 2000 lightyears from home (Rolling Stones cover)
- Train Kept'a Rollin' (Aerosmith cover)

so far, the only Tragically Hip song I have heard covered by another band is the 'Fiddler's Green' by the Stereophonics.

If anybody has any more entries to complete my list, please post 'em Smile

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