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Posted by: direwolf74
03-09-2013, 01:19 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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This is awesome:

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Skydiggers 2013 COMPLETE Pre-order Package
The Skydiggers have a very busy and exciting 2013 ahead of them as they plan a new release in each season this year. You can pay one price to pre-order all four releases now and have them shipped to you as soon as they become available!

The Skydiggers 2013 COMPLETE pre-order package includes:
- All Of Our Dreaming: Live 1988, 2000 & 2012 3-Disc Set
- No. 1 Northern (Volume 1) CD (SUMMER 2013)
- She Comes Into The Room (Volume 1) CD (FALL 2013)
- Good King CD (WINTER 2013)

BONUS: The first 200 copies of each album will be autographed by the band!

PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE PRE-ORDERING:

All Of Our Dreaming: Skydiggers Live, 1988, 2000 & 2012 consists of two live albums and a live DVD captured a dozen years apart and spanning a career of performances that has had as many musical memories as miles. This item will begin shipping on Friday, March 22. Package price does not include the cost of shipping for this item. You will be prompted to select a shipping method upon checkout for this item.

No. 1 Northern (Volume 1) features covers of some of the band's favourite Canadian songs. This item will begin shipping in Summer 2013.

She Comes Into The Room (Volume 1) features the band's favourite female singers singing their favourite Skydiggers songs. This item will begin shipping in Fall 2013.

Good King features 6 seasonal offerings from the band that brought you "Good King Wenceslas". This item will begin shipping in Winter 2013.

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Posted by: flaketheflyer
03-08-2013, 02:50 PM
Forum: Hip Merch Discussion
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Hi - my first post in here, had collected a bunch of Hip stuff in the 90s, it has been gathering dust and now the divorce lawyer says she wants it dusted off and turned into money....
Sad story. Anyway, will take some photos and gather some descriptions and hop back in here next week. As a good Canuck, I would rather flip the stuff to an audience of like-minded fans rather than go the ebay route.
I haven't even looked at the stuff in years, but there were five LPs (I think 3 are sealed, can't recall which ones, pretty sure the debut and LBU are sealed, TAHH and UTH I recall were opened, I never played any of them); some 12-inch singles (BAHD for sure, can't remember others), CD radio sampler singles, some collector CD singles with special jackets like LITC, magazines with Hip/Gord on cover, a few mounted posters including a NYE 1999 poster autographed by the band; some concert ticket stubs and other knick-knacks.
Just a heads up for interested parties to check back in - I will drop in again next week.
Flake in Halifax

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Posted by: thebends
03-07-2013, 05:10 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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A great Canadian songwriter that wrote songs about every nook and cranny in this great land. I'll always remember reading about his defiance against the Juno's, returning every award explaining the trophies had nothing to do with Canadians singing about Canada, only about sales.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/arts/story/2013/0...ml?cmp=rss

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Posted by: Andre Cardinal
03-05-2013, 12:36 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Does anybody have any useful info on this Montreal show? I can't even find pictures online from past concerts at this venue.

And the upgrade package, is it worth it?

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Posted by: Kevala
03-05-2013, 02:04 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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AT Transformation poem?

What is fame? It is a magician’s trick, a particularly cunning fantasy that more often than not binds the famous person into a deeper level of ignorance. Fame means that some people think someone is more important or better than everyone else. How deeply we long to be viewed as important! Is this not a hungering for love? And how vitally important each of us is! But not for the reasons we typically assume.

Such a cheater fame is. We are famous, we think, because of something; because we make touchdowns, or sing well, or star in the movies. We are not famous in the eyes of the world because of our intrinsic inner worth, but because we do something well as compared with everyone else. When we no longer do that thing well, our fame vanishes like the mirage it is, leaving us with the memory of glory but nothing else. Enter here the various addictions of the world to dull the senses and help us to forget our lost moment in the Sun. Some despair of ever becoming famous and move straight into destructive habits. Or their desire to be unique and their desire to be recognized may cause them to attempt to be famous in the field of addictions.

The entire underlying belief system that cultures the desire to be unique, special, recognized or famous is twisted, not genuine. Many of us deeply crave to prove that we are the center of the Universe, that we are loved. But unfortunately, the proof that this is so can never come from the outside. Those who praise you today may well damn you tomorrow; if your happiness or sense of self worth is based on others’ opinions of you, your happiness will never last long. Nor will it ever be truly satisfying.

Every one of us already possesses the most miraculous attribute that can even be conceived -- everyone is a piece of the Infinite Source. There can be no greater claim to fame than this; no action in the world can be more laudable than this; no word or thought can be more significant or meaningful than this one fact. Since built into every one of us is the greatest of all possible Realities, how can anything external matter much? Human fame comes and goes with the seasons. It is never universal. No one is ever adored by all. Caesar was despised by many.

Lincoln did not win even half of his countrymen’s votes in his first presidential election; he was so intensely disliked by many that his election catalyzed the most destructive war in the history of this continent. Napoleon and Hitler, on the other hand, were adored by a majority of their people.

Human fame, based on the principles of separation and specialty, is a part of the human dream that is particularly vicious. If I am better than you, you are less than I. And therefore is my Universe diminished? The truth is that all are equally unique, equally special; all deserve the greatest praise and appreciation from all. The secret here is to learn to appreciate all others. Then you are honoring the part of them that is Ideal, the part of them that is identical to the best part of you.

Don’t let the surface appearance deceive you: the senses are the prime agents of the dream, they are deeply committed to its continuing indefinitely. Since they are acting in consonance with their nature, they cannot be blamed for this. The senses are devised to detect variation, contrast, difference; it is not surprising some colors, shapes, words and sounds seem more pleasing and beautiful than others. But this is not Reality.

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Posted by: sean.bonner
03-02-2013, 04:44 PM
Forum: 2013 Show Reviews
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But your crust is just incredible
The radio was edible

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Posted by: sean.bonner
03-01-2013, 09:35 AM
Forum: 2013 Show Reviews
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All I could make out
Was that poor girl saying,
"Qu'est-ce-que tu vas faire?"
"What are you gonna do?"
"Qu'est-ce-que tu vas faire?"
"What are you gonna do?"

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Posted by: sean.bonner
02-27-2013, 04:33 PM
Forum: 2013 Show Reviews
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through & through

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Posted by: cochise
02-27-2013, 10:53 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Some of the Bluesfest acts have been announced with tickets on sale tomorrow. The Hip will be there on Thursday July 11th.

Some pretty good names announced, Rush, BB King, Zac Brown Band, Kenny Wayne Sheppard. Some other acts as well that make me wonder why they still call it a "blues" festival. Wu Tang?

Think I'll be grabbing an "any three day" wrist band for $99 and hitting up Rush, The Hip and Zac Brown myself.

http://ottawabluesfest.ca/

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Posted by: markslog
02-25-2013, 09:44 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Hey:
Not sure of how many Sam Roberts vinyl collectors are on hipbase but I figured I'd post this to hipbase before I go the ebay
route.

I am selling a 7-inch vinyl collectible that I purchase from awhile ago. I bought multiple copies at the time. I bought them
from the band member Mike Juretic. Sam "Galaxy" = Sam Roberts.

I am selling them for $20 each + shipping/postage. I have eight copies.
Payment by PayPal.

Mark

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What's the Pirhana ep?
The Pirhana ep was released in 1997 on Northern Assembly Records. The band was then called William, featuring Sam “Galaxy”, James Hall and Ivan (Mike Juretic). Released on a yellow 7”, it featured 4 songs. Side A was Devil’s Ends and On The Straight and Narrow. Side B was Out Of Your Mind and Mick n Keef.

William - Piranha
Label: Northern Assembly Records ‎– narc.04
Format: Vinyl, 7", Yellow
Country: Canada
Released: 1997

A1 Devil's End(s)
A2 On The Straight And Narrow
B1 Out Of Your Mind
B2 Mick N Keef

Recorded at Loyola Spring
Mixed by Kevin Macleod
Photos by Eric Lysenko
Cover Design & execution by Derek Fong
All songs copyright 1997 Too Far Gone

For more info call 514.487.3658 or write to:
5109 prince of wales, montreal, qc, h4v 2n2 canada

Northern Assembly Records
315 24th Avenue
Two Mountains, Quebec
Canada J7R 5W1

James Hall, bass
Sam Galaxy, vocals, guitar, piano
Ivan, drums

Barcode and Other Identifiers
Matrix / Runout: U-46278 M-A NARC-04A
Matrix / Runout: U-46278 M-B NARC-04B

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