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Posted by: mrsardo
12-16-2009, 03:39 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Mine:

1 Use it Up
2 Forest Edge*
3 The Darkest One
4 It's a Good Life If You Don't Weaken
5 Are You Ready
6 Leave
7 Throwing Off Glass
8 The Dire Wolf
9 The Dark Canuck

*=bonus track sadly relegated to being available through the "Hip Club" card...

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Posted by: mrsardo
12-16-2009, 03:26 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Mine:

1 Night is For Getting*
2 Gus
3 You're Everywhere (one of my all-time favorite Hip songs - why is it not played LIVE?)
4 Vaccination Scar (and how about seeing this live someday again!?)
5 Summer's Killing Us
6 Mean Streak
7 Heaven is a Better Place Today
8 Goodnight Josephine
9 One Night in Copenhagen

*=bonus track (should have been on the album!)

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Posted by: fingernailsonhull
12-15-2009, 09:30 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Does anyone else think this is the best song on World Container?

The bass line is badass.

Love the soaring guitars on the chorus.

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Posted by: Shane Kroeker
12-15-2009, 08:29 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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On December 16, 2009, Chicago's 93XRT will be airing a rebroadcast of The Tragically Hip's performance recorded Live from Studio X earlier this year and hosted by Lin Brehmer. The show will begin at 6pm EST.
To listen live: http://player.play.it/player/player.html...estat=wxrt
http://www.93xrt.com/

Can any 'baser capture this stream at the time of broadcast?

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Posted by: markslog
12-15-2009, 04:05 PM
Forum: Download & Trading Central
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Happy Holidays ...



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14Dec09 Holiday Jam
Phoenix Concert Theatre - Toronto, ON

Recording:
Neumann KM184s > Kind Kables Chameleon Ultra XLR cables > Grace Designs Lunatec V2 (HPF @ 1) > Sony PCM-D50

Transfer:
direct to internal flash

Conversion:
Originally recorded at 48.0kHz/24-bits
Dithered down to 16-bits using Sound Forge 8.0
Re-sampled down to 44.1kHz with anti-alias filter using Sound Forge 8.0
Individual tracks cut up using CDWave 1.95 with DirectWAV conversion
WAV MD5 checksum created using MD5Summer v1.2.0.11
FLAC Files created using FLAC Frontend version 1.7.1 with level 8 encoding
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Freq.: 44.1 kHz
Bitrate: 16-bits
Time: 109:04

Notes:
FOB, DIN, 9'

Setlist:
t01 - introduction by Patrick Sambrook
t02 - Gord Downie: banter
t03 - Gord Downie: Over the neptune/Mesh Gear Fox (A Rock Anthem) (Guided By Voices)
t04 - Gord Downie: Restless (Gordon Lightfoot)
t05 - Gord Downie: intro of Jim Bryson
t06 - Jim Bryson banter
t07 - Jim Bryson / Sarah Harmer: Skyway (The Replacements)
t08 - Jim Bryson: banter
t09 - Jim Bryson / Sarah Harmer / Kathleen Edwards: Fisherman's Blues (The Waterboys)
t10 - Jim Bryson: intro of Chris Koster
t11 - Chris Koster: banter
t12 - Chris Koster: Probably Will (Concrete Blonde)
t13 - Chris Koster: banter
t14 - Chris Koster: Fully Completely (Tragically Hip)
t15 - Chris Koster: intro of Lights
t16 - Lights: The Circle Game (Joni Mitchell)
t17 - Lights: banter
t18 - Lights: Fall Back Down (Rancid)
t19 - Lights: intro of James McKenty / banter
t20 - Gord Sinclair / James McKenty / Dave Nugent / Josh Trager: American Girl (Tom Petty)
t21 - Dave Nugent: banter
t22 - Sam Roberts / Eric Fares / Dave Nugent / Gord Sinclair / Josh Trager / James McKentry: Handle with Care (Travellin' Wilburys)
t23 - Dave Nugent: intro of Kathleen Edwards
t24 - Kathleen Edwards / Jim Bryson: From Hank To Hendrix (Neil Young)
t25 - Kathleed Edwards: banter
t26 - Kathleed Edwards / Dave Hodge: We Need A Whole Lot More Of jesus (And A Lot Less Rock & Roll) (Linda Ronstadt)
t27 - Kathleen Edwards intro of Harris Jahiek (spelling?)
t28 - Harris Jahiek: banter
t29 - Harris Jahiek: Bohemian Rhapsody (with crowd singing)
t30 - Harris Jahiek: intro of Dallas Green
t31 - Dallas Green: tuning / banter
t32 - Dallas Green: Sad Days Lonely Nights (Junior Kimbrough)
t33 - Dallas Green: Grinnin' In Your Face (Son House)
t34 - Dallas Green: intro of Sarah Harmer
t35 - Sarah Harmer: banter
t36 - Sarah Harmer: Twas In The Moon Of Wintertime (The Huron Christmas Carol) (traditional)
t37 - Sarah Harmer: Mercy, Mercy Me (Marvin Gaye)
t38 - Sarah Harmer: intro of Sam Roberts
t39 - Sam Roberts: banter
t40 - Sam Roberts: Strangers (The Kinks)
t41 - sam Roberts: banter
t42 - break
t43 - Sam Roberts: banter
t44 - "Holiday Jam Players": The Gambler (Kenny Rogers)
t45 - Sam Roberts: intro of Jim Cuddy
t46 - Jim Cuddy: banter
t47 - Jim Cuddy / Sam Cuddy: I'm Looking Through You (The Beatles)
t48 - Jim Cuddy: banter
t49 - Jim Cuddy / Sam Cuddy / Kathleen Edwards: Jackson (Johnny Cash)
t50 - Jim Cuddy: intro of The Skydiggers
t51 - The Skydiggers: banter
t52 - The Skydiggers: Dark Hollow (Grateful Dead)
t53 - The Skydiggers: Good King Wenceslas (traditional)
t54 - The Skydiggers: banter
t55 - all performers: Old Shoes (Tom Waits)

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Posted by: millionbeavers
12-15-2009, 03:46 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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On the DVD "That Night in Toronto" does anyone happen to know the song played on the dvd main menu and how to download it? Its a pretty cool jam

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Posted by: andrew sharpe
12-15-2009, 03:34 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Came across this randomly. Figured I'd share with the board: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dire_Wolf

Who knew?

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Posted by: cochise
12-15-2009, 03:19 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Nickelback named 'band of decade'
By THE CANADIAN PRESS



TORONTO — Bad news Nickelback haters: the rock band so many love to hate has been named the group of the decade by Billboard magazine.

Billboard has released a list of the top music stars of the 2000s based on chart success, and Canada’s Nickelback was the top group or duo, ranking No. 7 overall.

The list was compiled by tabulating the rankings on the Billboard top 200 albums and the Billboard Hot 100 songs lists from Dec. 4, 1999 to Nov. 28, 2009.

The list was topped by rapper Eminem, followed by Usher, Nelly, Beyonce and Alicia Keys.

Nickelback’s “How You Remind Me” was also named the top rock song of the decade, and was No. 4 on the Top 10 songs of the 2000s list.

The much-maligned rock band also had five other Top 10 singles in the 2000s, and its last four albums all cracked the Top 10 of Billboard’s album charts.

The 2005 CD “All the Right Reasons,” with the hits “Rockstar“ and “Photograph,” spent 156 weeks on Billboard’s top-selling albums list.

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Posted by: skippy the wonder dog
12-15-2009, 01:16 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Novelist Marina Endicott (Good to a Fault) posts her playlist at CBC's Canada Reads; includes "Ahead by a Century."

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Posted by: Zenith
12-15-2009, 09:48 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Sorry if there's already a thread for this (I did search, honest guv!)...

So, what's your favourite piece of Hip memorabilia you own? I just get a frame for this which I got at the Manchester show this year:

[Image: TTH-Poster.jpg]

That, and a setlist from Groningen in 2007 are the only really unusual/signed things I have but I love 'em! Let's see some photos if you can be bothered. Wink

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