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Posted by: Dolly McPretty
09-02-2008, 10:50 AM
Forum: Download & Trading Central
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Hi everyone!
New here and hoping I could get some help.
I have been searching like mad for a poster/handbill from Another Roadside Tour in 1997 (preferably the Ottawa concert).
There is little information about it online and I am getting very frustrated.

PLEASE HELP!

Thanks. Big Grin

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Posted by: skippy the wonder dog
09-01-2008, 09:49 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Another Hip reference from the world of CanLit: in his short story "On Sleepless Roads" (from the collection Rust and Bone), Craig Davidson describes a character with a snatch of song: "my girl don't just walk, she unfurls."

A great turn of phrase, actually.

(For those who care.) Smile

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Posted by: craigd
08-31-2008, 09:43 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Here is my entry.
Please add your entry below.
Also please vote or comment on it.
CHEERS !!

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Posted by: PortlandCarbo
08-31-2008, 12:06 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Wow, I haven't been on in what it feels like forever & I've really missed this place. What a change from logging on every day to not in over a year. As much of a bummer that is, I have to say being a Momma is awesome!

I had my son Connor in Sep. of 07 & just now am starting to feel more freedom in getting reacquainted with passions of mine (previous to him)...you know, The Hip, Sports, etc.

How have you all been...? I look forward to checking out all the new changes. And I really do hope you all have been doing great... I look forward to connecting again.
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Sarah from Portland!

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Posted by: Tthip
08-29-2008, 01:33 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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I thought some of the very artistic people on this board might be interested in this from Sam Roberts:

Call For Artistic Submissions
In designing the album art for Love At The End Of The World, we decided to trim the fat and cut down on excess packaging materials. We don't like to create excess waste or use more paper, ink, plastic, than we need to. It was on this principle that the decision was made to break from our tradition and not include a booklet with the lyrics. As some of you already know, all of the lyrics to all of the songs on all of the albums are readily available at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.samrobertsband.com">http://www.samrobertsband.com</a><!-- m -->.

Here's our idea - we're requesting online artistic submissions from you. We are going to create a digital lyric booklet to accompany the Love At The End Of The World album. We'll provide it for free on our website, so those who want the lyrics can download them in PDF format as a digital booklet. Instead of just supplying you with the lyrics, we would like to include an image to accompany each song, ....and we want YOU! to provide them. They can be photographs, sketches, paintings - anything which you feel captures the essence of the music and words.

The image (and copyright control) must be yours, and we must have your permission to use it. Our committee of dedicated and impartial judges (i.e. the band), will choose 13 images from amongst your submissions. All you have to do to enter is email us an image at <!-- e --><a href="mailto:contact@samrobertsband.com">contact@samrobertsband.com</a><!-- e --> (please make the subejct DIGITAL BOOKLET), and let us know which song it's for. We'll be closing the doors on September 28, 2008.

One Love, The Band

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Posted by: Tthip
08-28-2008, 03:22 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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League: hipbase
Password:

Well, I decided to jump on it this year - since I have not seen anyone else step forward yet.
I have set a live draft for Monday September 1 at 8:45pm EDT.
You can setup your pre-rankings if you do not want to live draft.
I have kept all the same settings as last year.

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Posted by: SirMatticus
08-28-2008, 11:01 AM
Forum: Ticket Exchange
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I have a pair of tickets available for Feist at Massey Hall (Saturday, November 1st, 8PM). Seats are in the left centre balcony. Asking for face value only, of course.

PM if interested.

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Posted by: sean.bonner
08-28-2008, 12:28 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Just heard the new tune. 8 years since the last album...
and as I find with just about all AC/DC... (except 'It's A Long Way To The Top' & 'The Jack')...

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Anyone else hear it?

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Posted by: rich3677
08-27-2008, 08:57 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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The end is actually pretty funny: He loves "In View" but hates The Hip.

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"I hate how they're a ubiquitous radio presence, lauded by every Canadian jockey.
I hate the singer's voice.
I hate that they sing about hockey.
I hate how nobody in the States knows who they are, so none of my friends understand when I complain.
I hate how people just call them "The Hip."
It drives me freakin' insane.
I hate how every pasty white Canadian thinks this band is God,
a rock 'n' roll deity fit to exalt.
I hate how they make guest appearances on crappy Canadian sit-coms.
I hate how they win Junos by default.
I hate that they're on the soundtrack to every low-budget Canadian film,
hear them as the credits fall.
But mostly I hate the way I don't hate "In View."
Not even close. Not even a little bit. Not even at all.

[Exposes self to David Leisure]
[Runs out of classroom sobbing]

Could a better, catchier, poppy-yet-earnest-ier song have been written? Nope. Not up here in the Great White, anyway. "In View," from their 2006 World Container release, says everything while saying nothing, exudes feel-goodiness while simultaneously hinting at remorse, and clocks in at four minutes when it only seems like two. Excellent.

Does this finally make the Tragically Hip a-okay with me? NO. I revile them even more for clouding my good/bad judgements. Life is much easier to deal with when it's one-dimensional, and I don't need aging alterna-rock hosers mucking everything up."

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Posted by: Tthip
08-27-2008, 07:50 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Vancouver Island Winestock 2008 features star-packed line-up

"The Stellar Band of Neighbours is an all-star group made up of members (current and former) of Tragically Hip, The Odds, The Grapes of Wrath and Doug and the Slugs."


Musicians from such legendary bands as Tragically Hip, Teenage Head, The Grapes of Wrath, The Odds and Doug and the Slugs headline Morning Bay Vineyard’s third annual Winestock Music Festival on Pender Island Saturday, August 30 from noon to dusk.

Canada’s only oceanfront vineyard provides a backdrop to an afternoon and evening of fabulous music, great food, and of course Morning Bay’s award-winning wines. From noon to dusk the hills will ring with music from some of Canada’s most talented artists.

Ridley Bent, one of Canada’s most promising country artists, won the Galaxie Rising Star Award at this year’s Edmonton Folk Music Festival, as well nomination for top new talent, top roots artist and best record producer (John Ellis, another Winestock alumnus) at this year’s Canadian Country Music Awards.

T(amara) Nile of Galiano Island was nominated for the 2007 Best Contemporary Singer at the Canadian Folk Music awards.

The Stellar Band of Neighbours is an all-star group made up of members (current and former) of Tragically Hip, The Odds, The Grapes of Wrath and Doug and the Slugs.

Wyckham Porteous, one of Canada’s most original folk musicians, and a 2008 nominee for best solo artist at the Western Canada Music Awards, returns for his third Winestock appearance.

Dave Rave, former lead singer from legendary punk band Teenage Head, makes the trek from New York City with side-kick Bill Culp, to bring his unique brand of punk/folk music for the third year.

And roots artist Bill Bourne, multiple Canadian Juno Award winner, brings his eclectic roots music to Winestock for the first time.

Artists will be backed up by Morning Bay’s own all-star back-up band, The Morning Bay City Rollers.

You just cannot get a better line-up anywhere at this price–$25 per person and $50 per family. Put the whole event in one of Canada’s most beautiful vineyard, and a memorable time is assured. Free camping is available on-site.

Tickets are available in Vancouver at Doctor Vigari’s Gallery at 1312 Commercial Drive, 604-255-9513, in Victoria at Classic Guitars, 2020A Douglas Street, 250-389-6029, on Pender Island at Talisman Books 250-629-6944 or at Morning Bay Vineyard and Estate Winery, 6621 Harbour Hill Drive, Pender Island, BC.

For further information contact Barb Reid (<!-- e --><a href="mailto:barb@morningbay.ca">barb@morningbay.ca</a><!-- e -->) or Keith Watt (<!-- e --><a href="mailto:keith@morningbay.ca">keith@morningbay.ca</a><!-- e -->) or call the winery at 250-629-8351.

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