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Posted by: direwolf74
09-23-2004, 11:04 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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I've noticed from the last few setlists that they haven't been playing this tune at all, which is a damn shame. I love that song. Perhaps the band just doesn't like playing it.

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Posted by: trevor
09-23-2004, 10:49 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Hey Kiddies,

Just wanted to see if there were any Matt Nathanson fans on Hipbase. If you haven't heard of him, he is a fantastic acoutic guitarist. His live show is fabulous! He does a completely awesome cover of Living on a Prayer, complete with a "Mullet Mantra" and all. He is currently touring and for all those in the GTA, he is playing the Elmocombo on Monday October 4th with opening act Charlotte Martin.

Tickets are only 10 bucks and it is well worth it!

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Posted by: macyme
09-23-2004, 09:05 AM
Forum: Download & Trading Central
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Here's a DvD cover I made for the Barrie Show last year.....if this doesn't work let me know, i've never posted any pics before.

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Posted by: kari
09-23-2004, 09:01 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Okay, I've been to this club before to see a band, but this time is a little different...The Hip are the first headliner of the night...and that DJ Krush is the second headliner later in the evening.

On the 9:30 Club website, it says 7:00 Doors - does this mean the doors open at 7:00, or is that when Sam Roberts is set to come on?? What's your take??

I did some research on their webpage, and also found this information, but not sure if it's applicable to this particular night (because of the double headliner/two different shows):

Fri-Sat: doors 9:00p
Act one 9:45p 10:00p
Act two 10:15p
Headline 11:30p

I am tempted to call the venue tonight to see if they can clarify. I mean, I don't want to get to the venue at 5pm and wait in line if the doors don't actually open until 7pm.

Kari

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Posted by: thenuts
09-23-2004, 08:26 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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OK,

Here's your chance to be Gord S. for a day...Build your ultimate 2004 setlist. They generally keep theirs to 23 songs w/ 2x encores. Interested to see how many 'oldies' come up. I wish I could have a 40-song list!

Grace - sentimental starter pour moi
Music @ work
Summer's killing
Courage
Fully
It's a good life
Bobcaygeon
Locked in a trunk
nashville
Poets
Daredevil
Gus
Twist
Scared
Meanstreak
Inevitability of Death
100th

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VS
NOIS
The Heart of the melt- PLEASE! Just one time!

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Blow at high dough
50-mission cap


Well this would probably vary day-to-day for me.

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Posted by: AndGraceToo
09-23-2004, 06:52 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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..and I start (((drinking))) -

Of course as we all know Atlanta is Tuesday, and I'm really excited about it, and pretty much can't shut up about the whole event. However, I'm in a room full of Wookies* and they are all "blah blah blah" about Widespread Panic and "When is tour gonna start, and who is gonna play", and "I miss Mikey" blah blah blah.

These fans can be quite ridiculous about "their band" :roll:

So, I start in. ((slams Bourbon shot)) "Well, my band is on tour now"
Dead silence. "What? You're not going to The Hip?" ((Arms shoot up into the sky and start chair dancing while the beginning of Grace,Too goes through my head making squinchy rock and roll face))

Eyerolls all around and nose snorts and headshakes.
"Hey, shut up, they've been around just as long as "PPAAAANIC" ((mocking whiney voice)) and rock just as hard, if not harder than some gooey "JAAAM BAAAND" ((mocking whiney voice)).

So the next half hour consists of Bourbon and justifying my Hip addiction while I covertly manage to slip in a mix CD. I think it was the - Emperor, Dough, Fully mix that: LO and BEHOLD - Get a bunch of zealots to admit that "I can see why these guys are huge in Canada".

(((Slams Bourbon))) "My work is done here" :rambo:




*Wookies: A term on endearment that describes fans of Widespread Panic, Grateful Dead, Phish, moe; ect. who have a tendency not to bath, or shave for weeks on end - ending up looking and smelling much like the character in Star Wars known as "Chewbacca" who was a Wookie.

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Posted by: srb
09-23-2004, 12:31 AM
Forum: Download & Trading Central
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Just letting everyone know I just came across an audio release of the Cleveland, OH show from Sept. 19, 2004, on the bt.etree.org site Big Grin
Not my release, not my seed...just spreading the news!

ps..Fighter Fighter was played that night!

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Posted by: ikky99
09-22-2004, 07:54 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Posted by: fny1996
09-22-2004, 07:29 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Haven't heard any talk about New Orleans. Just wondering what percentage of Canadien & WNY fans I can expect. Either way, I can't wait.

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Posted by: violetlight
09-22-2004, 05:55 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Hopefully this is in the right section.

:?

does anyone know the members of the hips astrological signs/birthdates?

And if ya do, I am wondering if you can answer without branding me nutter.

Smile

...its just that friends of mine and myself are all in a wildly heated debate of their signs.

(concerning lyrics, styles..etc.)


thanks muchly!

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