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(Right-Click and "save as" - or if you are a Mac user, you are smart enough to figure it out all on your own)
Forever
Fort Albany, ON
2/16/2012
And with a thanx to Chris, Chris some of my older downloads can be found here:
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Closed.
Man Machine Poem
Fort Albany, ON
2/16/2012
And with a thanx to Chris, Chris some of my older downloads can be found here:
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Day late but they just talked bout this on my radio station....Yea, its Kingston, Can't say I'm surprised by that
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Can you believe that on ebay a company from British Columbia has tons of tickets for sale for the Toronto shows and is charging an arm and a leg.
Thank god I got tickets to both shows on the day of sale.
Something is crazy as batshit when they are asking those prices.
I was hoping to pick up 2 tickets for one of the first 5 rows to take my 12 year old son as its his fav band. Unfortunatly were gonna hav to sit in section 120 row 8, which is ok but it aint no close floor seats
Also managed to pick up 4 tickets to the first show in the 300 level.
Brilliant album. Hands down my favorite record of 2012 so far. For those unfortunate souls who have yet to discover this magnificent band, the new album is currently streaming on their website:
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Anyone willing to part with one? PM me a price.
I have not seen one for sale in years.
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The Tragically Hip will be headlining a concert in Niagara-on-the-Lake Canada Day weekend.
Although town councillors are struggling with the logistics of up to 20,000 people arriving on the Commons and the impact on surrounding residents and businesses, the California concert production company planning the event has so far asked only for an extension to the noise bylaw. AEG Live is scheduling five bands beginning at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, June 30 at Butler’s Barracks on John Street, with the Tragically Hip performing, accompanied by a video and light show, at the end of the evening.
With council’s support of the noise bylaw extension Monday, the show will wrap up at 11 p.m.—no later, promised Vanessa Arscott, the local representative of the production company.
Parks Canada, owners of the John Street property, are on-side, as are several other agencies, including the Friends of Fort George and the 1812 Bicentennial Committee members who are organizing Canada Day celebrations and may benefit from a spill-over of visitors to town.
Local hotels are putting together accommodation packages, hoping to attract visitors for more than just one day, councillors heard.
On- and off-site parking plans are underway, with 2,500 parking spaces on 13.5 acres of Parks Canada property, and agreements in the works for spaces at Niagara College campuses, Brock University and the Niagara District Airport.
Tickets are expected to be on sale by the end of the month—Feb. 25 to the public.
But organizers may still have some hurdles to jump.
Two councillors, Andrea Kaiser and Jamie King, wanted to withhold approval of the noise bylaw extension until the logistical details have been worked out and there is assurance that a production of this size can be carried off without negatively impacting on local residents and businesses.
But others felt that the production company should be given all the support it needs to move ahead, as Councillor Jim Collard said, “one step at a time”—the noise bylaw extension being the next step in planning.
Councillor Martin Mazza, reminding council that the Town has committed to being “open for business,” urged support for the concert and help with any necessary permits to stage the event.
A public meeting held Wednesday was to give residents a chance to learn about the plan and ask questions of the organizers.
“We want to make people see we’re real, we’re passionate, and if they have questions, we’ll answer them directly,” said Arscott.
The only input the Town may still have will be giving permission to close a section of John Street, with shuttle buses dropping off and picking up concert-goers at either end.
The Tragically Hip, with 14 Junos to its credit, is a Canadian rock band from Kingston, Ontario.
I know there are a lot of PJ fans here so I thought I would post a link to my thread on their board about some items I'm selling (I checked with Lance, he said it's ok). PM me with any questions. Thanks for looking!
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The Tragically Hip's performance on Thursday night, will be webcast live on their website
(FORT ALBANY, ON – Wednesday, 01 February 2012) - Canadian legends The Tragically Hip, along with celebrated novelist Joseph Boyden, will be participating in this year’s Great Moon Gathering. The annual event, held on the west coast of James Bay in Ontario’s pristine Arctic lowlands, will gather in Fort Albany, February 15-17, and include the Cree First Nations of Attawapiskat, Peawanuck, Kashechewan, Moose Factory, and Fort Albany.
With a focus on both traditional and contemporary aboriginal education, the Great Moon Gathering celebrates the strengths and diversity of the Cree Nation. Over forty workshops will be offered, and are as varied as Cree language, sweat lodge, moccasin and hand drum making, classroom management, and early education.
“The moment I first stepped foot on the shores of James Bay, I knew the Tragically Hip had to go there, to the birthplace of our country,” said Gord Downie. The band’s excited. We’re going to hang out, talk, and listen. We have a fresh batch of songs we want to play, for both old friends and new.”
Joseph Boyden adds, “Recent coverage of reserves such as Attawapiskat only captures one part of a story that’s much deeper, nuanced, and beautiful than most Canadians know. The Hip and I are coming up to James Bay to show our love and support for a people and a culture that transcends so many of the negative stereotypes that have been floated the last months.”
The Tragically Hip's performance on Thursday night, will be webcast live on their website, so check out <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.thehip.com">http://www.thehip.com</a><!-- m --> for more details.
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"I Will Always Love You" for giving us the greatest National Anthem ever

