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  COMPLETE DVD LIST and offer for 200 dvds

Posted by: livehip
09-10-2003, 11:51 AM
Forum: Download & Trading Central
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Here is a complete DVD list:
the 8mm are definitely better quality, but the VHS are getting better.. not as much "noise" as there was in the first few I made..

Music Without Borders (Hip + Gord Solo + Queen Jubiliee) ->vhs
Gord Downie 08-04-01 ->vhs
Gord Downie 07-01-02 (I&I) 2 dvds ->vhs



Hip
04-06-90 ->vhs
02-08-93 ->vhs
12-11-96 ->vhs
06-09-97 ->vhs
07-07-98 ->vhs (coming soon)
02-23-99 ->vhs (coming soon)
12-31-99 ->vhs (coming soon)
01-01-00 ->8mm (coming soon)
08-04-00 ->vhs
06-08-00 ->mpeg
06-20-00 ->vhs
06-21-00 ->vhs
06-24-00 ->vhs
06-30-00 ->vhs
10-02-00 ->vhs (2 dvds)
10-03-00 ->vhs (2 dvds)
07-27-02 ->mpeg
07-28-02 ->mpeg
08-01-02 ->8mm
08-02-02 ->8mm
08-24-02 ->8mm
09-01-02 ->8mm
09-15-02 ->8mm
09-16-02 ->8mm
09-19-02 ->8mm
09-20-02 ->8mm
09-21-02 ->8mm
09-23-02 ->8mm
09-24-02 ->8mm
09-29-02 ->8mm
09-30-02 ->8mm
11-05-02 ->8mm
11-06-02 ->8mm
11-07-02 ->8mm
11-09-02 ->8mm
11-10-02 ->8mm
11-11-02 ->8mm
11-23-02 ->micro dv
12-30-02 ->8mm
12-31-02 ->8mm


Dave Matthews Solo
09-29-02
Dave Matthews Band
09-07-02 (2 discs)

for those coming soon, they may be 1 or 2 discs, not sure yet. so please avoid asking for those until I take the "coming soon" sign away from them.

I'll keep this list here for people to be able to check which are out there for now... please feel free to add comments on which ones you like to this thread..


I have also found a place to get dvds for a lot cheaper (they're Maxell's, and people have given decent reviews on them.. they are dvd-r opposed to the regular dvd+r that I'm normally using [fuji/memorex/verbatim])..

Anyway, I've got to order 200 of them before I can do anything with them so if people want those feel free to ask. I'm in the process of sending out all the other packages that people are owed so that's my first priority.. I'm sending about 2-3 packages out a day so hopefully one of them is yours, if you haven't received them send me a PM and I'll see where your package stands!

for the maxell's, I'll offer them at 8 dvds for $28 or 24 for $80. OR if you want either Memorex/Fuji/Verbatim [I can't guarantee which one], it would be 8 for $35 or 24 for $100.

with each package about 5-8$ goes to the SPCA or Camp Trillium.


since I feel really bad for taking so long in getting this last bunch of dvds out, I will have a special on the first 200 maxell dvds... please realize that I've got to get the first packages out first, but I will offer these 200 maxells for:

$25 for 8 or $72 for 24 of them
please note that this is ONLY for the first 200 dvds. this is BARELY above costs so there's only a minor donation on these, but I feel bad for the time it took to get these others out so people can grab them for this price.
please PM me here since I can't check my hotmail address often anymore. paypal use: <!-- e --><a href="mailto:thehip1@hotmail.com">thehip1@hotmail.com</a><!-- e --> and list the dvds you want in the msg area.

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  So now That everyone has the new Tunes Downloaded...........

Posted by: Summiteer
09-09-2003, 08:53 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Can I have some Lyrics Please Cry I Don't have internet,just right now at work and i can't do it here,can't download anything. Cry And is the clarity that good? Rate it up agianst another well-known boot, for instance does the sound on this,sound as good as High sierra M.F. 95 or not as good or better,or whaever show you think sounds close to the molson park show.........whew :mrgreen:

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  Halifax Pre Show Meet Up

Posted by: mrlayance
09-09-2003, 06:15 PM
Forum: Hip Solo Discussion
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Where would everyone like to grad a beer before the show?

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  Black Day In July

Posted by: chris
09-09-2003, 05:07 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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I was in Ottawa today, listening to Chez 106, and they played The Hip version of Black Day in July! I wonder if this is coming out as a single?

Sounded great, and I hope that Q107 here in Toronto starts playing it.

chris

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  new songs available for download

Posted by: markslog
09-08-2003, 11:13 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Go nuts!

I'll make the rest available in due time.

Mark

Source: Sennheiser MKE-2002 mikes to Sony PCM-M1 DAT.

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  Warren Zevon RIP

Posted by: sherpahigh
09-08-2003, 10:57 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Warren Zevon dead at 56
By JOHN ROGERS
Associated Press
LOS ANGELES -- Warren Zevon, who wrote and sang the rock hit "Werewolves of London" and was among the wittiest and most original of a broad circle of singer-songwriters to emerge from Los Angeles in the 1970s, has died. He was 56.

A lifelong smoker until quitting several years ago, Zevon announced in September 2002 that he had been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and had only months to live. He spent much of that time visiting with his two grown children and working on a final album.

Zevon died in his sleep Sunday at his home, publicist Carise Yatter said.

He faced death with the same dark sense of humor found in much of his music, including songs like "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead," "Life'll Kill Ya" and "Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead."

Zevon said he "chose a certain path and lived like Jim Morrison and lived 30 more years. You make choices and you have to live with the consequences."

He released his first album, "Wanted -- Dead or Alive," to little notice in 1969, but gained attention in the '70s by writing a string of popular songs for Linda Ronstadt, including "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me," "Carmelita" and "Hasten Down the Wind."

His next two albums, 1976's "Warren Zevon" and 1978's "Excitable Boy," followed those songs with darkly humorous tales of prom-date rapists; headless, gun-toting soldiers of fortune; and werewolves who drank pina coladas at singles bars and were particular about their hair.

They cemented Zevon's reputation as one of rock music's most politically incorrect lyricists, giving him a lifelong cult following that included gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson, former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura and "Late Show" host David Letterman, who provided backing vocals on "Hit Somebody," Zevon's 2001 elegy to a professional hockey goon who longs to be a goal-scoring hero.

"I always like to have violent lyrics and violent music," Zevon told The Associated Press in 1990. "The knowledge of death and fear of death informs my existence. It's a safe, kind of cheerful way of dealing with that issue."

Other admirers included Bob Dylan, whom Zevon cited as one of his principal songwriting influences and who performed on his 1987 album "Sentimental Hygiene." Still another was Bruce Springsteen, who co-wrote "Jeannie Needs a Shooter," Zevon's tale of a lover shot to death by a woman's jealous father.

Not that all of his music was dark and violent. His body of work contained some straight-out comedy as well, including "Mr. Bad Example," "The Hula Hula Boys" and "Gorilla You're a Desperado." The latter told the tale of a Los Angeles Zoo ape who escapes by locking a yuppie in his place and going off to live in the man's apartment, only to end up depressed and divorced.

His compositional style reflected a number of genres, from hard-driving rock to folk, as well as classical, polka and other influences. In his final months, he summoned the energy to complete a last album, "The Wind," released in August. It includes the poignant "Keep Me in Your Heart," a cranky "Disorder in the House" and a remake of Dylan's "Knockin' on Heaven's Door."

Zevon, born in Chicago to Russian immigrant parents, moved to Los Angeles in the 1960s, making a living writing jingles for television commercials. He also composed the song "She Quit Me Man" for the movie "Midnight Cowboy." He was just out of his teens when he went to work for the Everly Brothers, first as a pianist and later as their band leader.

In his last months, he told various interviewers he had no regrets, expressing particular gratitude that he had quit drinking in time to watch daughter Ariel and son Jordan grow up.

"I got to be the most (expletive deleted) rock star on the block, at least on my block," he once said. "And then I got to be a sober dad for 18 years. I've had two very full lives."

His family had noted that he lived far longer than was expected at the time of his diagnosis, long enough to enjoy twin grandsons born to Ariel.

Albums released by singer-songwriter Warren Zevon:

Wanted -- Dead or Alive, 1969
Warren Zevon, 1976
Excitable Boy, 1978
Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School, 1980
Stand in the Fire, 1980
The Envoy, 1982
Sentimental Hygiene, 1987
A Quiet Normal Life: The Best of Warren Zevon, 1987
Transverse City, 1989
Hindu Love Gods, 1990
Mr. Bad Example, 1991
Learning to Flinch, 1993
Mutineer, 1995
I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, 1996
Life'll Kill Ya, 2000
My Ride's Here, 2001
Genius: The Best of Warren Zevon, 2002
The Wind, 2003 (More on Warren Zevon)

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  Edgefest Setlist??

Posted by: sherpahigh
09-08-2003, 10:51 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Anyone have the setlist from Edgefest on saturday? How was the show?

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  Best seat in the house

Posted by: dyersbay
09-08-2003, 09:09 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Hey all,

For those of you at edgefest did you happen to notice the fans on the stage to the very far right?
They where kind of cover with some black mesh stuff. I wonder how they got those seats! I don't think it was there family's I saw people sitting above them, also coverd in the black mesh stuff.
I never heard of any contests or anything! Confusedcratch:
Must be nice! 8)

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  How popular is your first name in the US

Posted by: mrlayance
09-07-2003, 10:06 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Year Rank
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2002 264
2001 259
2000 268
1999 292
1998 319
1997 299
1996 272
1995 261
1994 264
1993 238
1992 211
1991 210

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  Edgefest Hip Pics anyone?

Posted by: Ryan2
09-07-2003, 08:18 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Anyone have any pics from edgefest ? ill be getting my film developed and put on cd soon

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