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Posted by: mojo_mattv
04-17-2012, 09:15 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Just a part of it, apparently if you want to hear the whole thing you've got to download it from iTunes.

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Posted by: MountainHip
04-16-2012, 05:03 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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This documentary type show is VERY telling
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Concert promoters are thwarting the traditional scalper, and scalping the tickets themselves.
Tickets to high demand events are never on sale for the regular price in the first place!

What brought this on (for myself) was hearing of a recent onsale of a rare Garth Brooks show at the upcoming Calgary stampede.

Reportedly tickets "sold out" in 58 seconds, only to (as expected) show up on reselling sites by the hundreds.
- Who really put them there?

Ticketmaster does have a system in place where only the Credit Card holder can enter the concert - a ticket-less system. But does not use it often. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ticketmaster.com/paperless">http://www.ticketmaster.com/paperless</a><!-- m -->

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Posted by: sherpa
04-15-2012, 04:14 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Hi Everyone
I'm Darrin and I run the rheostaticslive.com site
I totally forgot to mention this here - myself and Noah Campbell spent from December through March working on the latest Rheostatics Live release. The album is a 3 "CD" download via <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.rheostatics.zunior.com">http://www.rheostatics.zunior.com</a><!-- m --> (run by Dave Ulrich of The Inbreds). It is titled Green Sprouts Music Week 1993 and is essentially an assemblage of songs from the 8 shows played at Ultrasound Showbar in Toronto on their first Green Sprouts Music Week. We took the best and most interesting versions of songs and edited it all together to run like one big long show over 3 discs. Read all about it and listen to clips at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.rheostaticslive.com/GSMW1993.shtml">http://www.rheostaticslive.com/GSMW1993.shtml</a><!-- m -->

It is pretty amazing stuff from the band in their prime.
The first single is a stripped down version of Record Body Count similar to the one performed as the last song at Massey Hall on March 30 2007.
you can listen to it here - http://www.rheostaticslive.com/GSMW1993/RBCS-Single.mp3

This is the full cover and flip <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.rheostaticslive.com/Files/GSMW1993/Cover-RheostaticsGSMW1993-HighRes.jpg">http://www.rheostaticslive.com/Files/GS ... ighRes.jpg</a><!-- m -->
We put together this from Martin Tielli's original Prairie Grouper painting as well as 3 other 2 panel inserts and 3 disc art images.
We also put together a bonus disc for people who purchase the set.


From April 12th to April 18th 1993, The Rheostatics played their first of many Green Sprouts Music Weeks. Over the course of 8 shows in 7 days the Rheostatics performed over 175 unique renderings of songs at Ultrasound Showbar in Toronto, considered by many of the musical luminaries of the 90's Toronto scene to be the greatest venue.

Following on the heels of their iconic Melville and Whale Music albums, the Rheostatics were road-testing material that would ultimately be recorded for their most varied and daring album; Introducing Happiness. At the time of this run of shows they were playing many of those songs, some of which were still in the developmental stage. They were not yet aware that a girl named Claire and a soundtrack to the Whale Music Movie would precede the recording of that album.

Featured on this set are not only embryonic versions of songs bridging the gap between mythology and history for fans, but 7 unreleased songs, some of which have not been heard by anyone since the spring of 93. Written at the zenith of the bands creative peak, many who are not familiar with the quality of work which was released in that time period, will be left scratching their heads in amazement at the songs left by the shoreline. Two of the shows took place in the afternoon starting the tradition of at least one all ages show at some point during their GSMW/Fall National residencies.

The 1993 shows also featured a host of guest musicians including Chris Brown and Gene Hardy of The Bourbon Tabernacle Choir, Lewis Melville, Dave Allen and Kevin Hearn who at that time was still in The Look People. Bob Snider and The Inbreds were the opening acts throughout the week. Dave Ulrich of The Inbreds would go on to start Zunior.com, which is where this brand new 3 CD distillation of material from those 8 shows can be purchased for download as of March 30 2012.

"Green Sprouts Music Week 1993" arrives nineteen years after the actual shows, fifteen years after their first live album "Double Live", seven years after their last release "Calling Out The Chords, Vol. 1", and five years to the day after their last official show at Massey Hall. From spontaneous and funny to whimsical and gonzo chaotic. From stark beauty to deep dark intensity. From San Quentin to Trudeau's Cock. Rediscover the beauty of the Rheostatics.

For further info please contact Darrin Cappe and Noah Campbell at <!-- e --><a href="mailto:gsmw1993@rheostaticslive.com">gsmw1993@rheostaticslive.com</a><!-- e -->

Tracklisting:

Disc 1:
01. Northern Wish 6:23
02. Who? 3:12
03. Crescent Moon 3:31
04. Ditch Pigs 4:49
05. Delta 88 3:49
06. Lying's Wrong 3:26
07. 3:58
08. Green Sprouts 11:11
09. Pigeons 1:22
10. Ebbs And Flows 3:59
11. Row 4:10
12. Rain, Rain, Rain 4:43
13. Cephallus Worm/Uncle Henry 5:27
14. No Smoking 0:39
15. Palomar 4:21
16. Saskatchewan 9:20
17. Onilley's Strange Dream 5:36
-----------------------------------
Total Time: 1:19:44

Disc 2:
01. Self Serve Gas Station 5:49
02. Dope Fiends and Boozehounds 7:05
03. Beerbash 3:53
04. Woodstuck 2:59
05. The Headless One 3:31
06. Record Body Count 3:04
07. Seems Like 2:54
08. Fish Tailin' 4:14
09. Legal Age Life At Variety Store 2:54
10. King Of The Past 4:36
11. Full Moon Over Russia 4:59
12. California Dreamline 5:51
13. Canadian Dream 5:51
14. Higher And Higher 4:08
15. Aliens (Christmas 1988) 4:42
16. It 5:57
17. When Winter Comes 8:41
-----------------------------------
Total Time: 1:19:30

Disc 3:
01. Christopher 5:02
02. Shaved Head 6:20
03. Judy Warned 4:30
04. Good On The Uptake 6:20
05. Sickening Song 4:49
06. What's Going On Around Here? 6:47
07. OK By Me 3:16
08. Margaret Atwood 2:57
09. Fan Letter To Michael Jackson 4:31
10. RDA 3:04
11. Horses 6:56
12. Soul Glue 4:15
13. Queer 10:46
14. Circles 1:14
15. Jesus Was Once A Teenager Too 3:14
16. One More Colour 5:33
-----------------------------------
Total Time: 1:19:21

Band Members:
Dave Bidini
Dave Clark
Martin Tielli
Tim Vesley

with:
Dave Allen - violin
Chris Brown - keyboards
Gene Hardy - saxophone
Kevin Hearn - keyboards
Lewis Melville - pedal steel
Michelle Rumball - backing vocals

Recorded live by Gary Stokes at Ultrasound Showbar in Toronto, Canada
April 12-18 1993
Artwork by Martin Tielli, Noah Campbell and Darrin Cappe
Germinated, Edited and Post Produced by Noah Campbell and Darrin Cappe
Thanks to Michael Phillip Wojewoda for consultation on mastering

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Posted by: thebends
04-15-2012, 08:08 AM
Forum: Ticket Exchange
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Section F3 Row 13
Face Value

**EDIT** Sold.

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Posted by: Bobkajun
04-14-2012, 03:22 PM
Forum: Ticket Exchange
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July 5 2012 Windsor Casino

F4 row 19 , DEAD CENTER. :thumb:

Face value only

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Posted by: thebends
04-14-2012, 12:16 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Live stream all weekend - fantastic line up this year but unfortunately only a subset of the bands are on the webcast.

Set times on the Youtube channels are west coast time.

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Posted by: Detrious
04-14-2012, 09:35 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Realised I hadn't been on the HB for a while, so thought I would pop in while on 'Dynamic Cover' (ambulance speak for being in a carpark away from the tv and kettle... Undecided ) and see I have 40 pages of catching up to do!!!

Might not manage to get through all of that, I only have 4 hours of my shift left, anyone want to do a 'Last episode on Hipbase.com....' roundup of what I missed? ;-)

I promise to be more attentive from now on.

D

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Posted by: Hugh23
04-13-2012, 11:32 PM
Forum: Ticket Exchange
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F5 Row 15 Seats 10-11 (seats will only be sold as a pair)
The Colosseum at Caesar's Windsor Casino. July 5, 2012 at 8pm.

$105.31 x 2 = $210.62 + $2.75 (TM fee) = $213.37 (CDN) This is face value plus all TM fees.

I will pay for shipping to anywhere in the continental U.S. or Canada.

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Posted by: Bobkajun
04-09-2012, 09:08 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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anyone know it ??

likely sold out by now Sad

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Posted by: sean.bonner
04-05-2012, 06:44 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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I'm just assuming there's lots of Wilco fans here on Hipbase... because lets face it. Wilco is one of the most talented group of musicians ever compiled together. I don't think they have made a single dud record, and their discography takes you many different places.

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Along with The Hip, Wilco are in my top three favourite bands. If you've never listened to their albums, I strongly suggest trying out a listen.

Live, Wilco pulls off beautiful live renditions of their complex music. 'Ashes Of American Flags' is an amazing tour documentary jammed packed with live performances.

From 'Ashes Of American Flags'
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Nobody can argue that Nels Cline isn't one of the greatest guitarists of all time.

Any other fans/fanatics?

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