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In light of the imminent release of "World Container" and the soon to be available DVDs that have been recorded by dedicated fans(to be released through hipfans.com), a few things need to be covered.
The series will be as follows:
Volume 01: 2006-05-26 - Vancouver, BC
Volume 02: 2006-05-27 - George, WA (bootleg unknown)
Volume 03: 2006-06-16 - Pittsburgh, PA
Volume 04: 2006-06-17 - Lewiston, NY
Volume 05: 2006-06-18 - Guelph, ON
Volume 06: 2006-06-21 - Belleville, ON
Volume 07: 2006-06-23 - Toronto, ON
Volume 08: 2006-06-24 - Toronto, ON
Volume 09: 2006-06-30 - Charlottetown, PEI
Volume 10: 2006-07-02 - Milwaukee, WI (bootleg unknown)
Volume 11: 2006-07-03 - Chicago, IL (bootleg unknown)
Volume 12: 2006-07-07 - London, England
Volume 13: 2006-07-08 - Brugge, Belguim
Volume 14: 2006-07-09 - Weert, Netherlands
Volume 15: 2006-07-11 - Amsterdam, Netherlands
Volume 16: 2006-07-12 - Utrecht, Netherlands
Volume 17: 2006-07-15 - St. Adele, PQ (bootleg unknown)
Volume 18: 2006-09-09 - Stratford, ON
Volume 19: 2006-09-15 - Austin, TX (bootleg unknown)
The release of the DVDs will not be in that order and some shows cannot be confirmed to have been taped, or perhaps just audio was recorded.
Those interested in making covers, please post here.
Highlander has made a cover for Charlottetown, PEI here, and I have covered Amsterdam, London, and Utrecht.
Step 1. Admit you have a problem.
Can someone set up a support group for all of us East of Buffalo? I eagerly check hipbase and hip.com every day (occasionally many times per day) in the hopes that someone will even have a credible rumor, and I find nothing. UGH.
Anyone else want to talk about their problem? Or post some creative new steps for coping.
Does anyone where where I can download/order(free or buy) Tragically Hip music videos? Is there anyway to get them, other then waiting for them on MUCH Music?
The back cover of World Container has been posted at TheHip.com.
11 Tracks clocking in at 42 minutes 45 seconds.
09-14-2006, 05:33 AM
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Okay,
So give me your top 5 all time NHL Uni's. Here are mine:
1). 1994 Quebec Nordiques
2). Chicago Blackhawks
3). Detroit Red Wings
4). Montreal
5). 1995 Whalers
Runners up:
Toronto Maple Leafs
Minnesota Northstars
1996 Islanders (psych)
1993 Kings (why did they change?)
1970's Canucks (classic)
What do you guys think?
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This is a great site that lists them all...
Hell, let's do a poll of the original six uni's....
In the age of YouTube, its extremely easy to see any music video you want on demand, so I figured, there should be a place here where we can share our favorite music videos. I just got finished watching one I've liked ever since the first time I saw it. I don't know why...
Dave Matthews Band - Dream Girl
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All around damn cool: Jamiroquai - Virtual Insanity
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And of course, Peter Gabriel's Sledgehammer
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Since when is Johnny known as "J.T." ?
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FRIDAY: Tragically Hip (7:45 p.m. Austin Ventures Stage) vs. Ray LaMontagne (7:30 p.m., Heineken Stage)
Tragically Hip: It's near the end of the first day of the fest and you're ready to rock, my friend. You've heard enough of that Nickel Creek/ Gomez/ Guster cutesy-pie stuff, and you want to have your skull caved all the way in. Sorry, this ain't Ozzfest. But Toronto's Tragically Hip will give you a dose of the hard stuff. Here's a band that has opened for the Rolling Stones and almost got an encore. Singer Gord Downie is a total weird bird, with the non sequitur poetry and herky-jerky moves, but the band just kicks it, especially drummer Johnny "J.T." Fay, the engine powering this barge of rough and tender songs, played out with dramatic flair. Or you can walk over and see the guy who was inspired by Stephen Stills.
Ray Montagne: Look, everyone knows the Stephen Stills thing seems inexcusable, but (so the story goes) LaMontagne, a pretty introverted guy anyway, was working in a shoe factory in Lewiston, Maine, when Stills' "Treetop Flyer" woke him up on the clock radio, inspiring him to start writing songs. You try working in a shoe factory for a bit and see if even dull art doesn't seem like the Mona Lisa. While LaMontagne's album suffers from a case of the mumbles, he's a strangely hypnotic figure live: rail-thin, bearded, belting his folky songs like it's all that's keeping him alive. Which it might be. — Joe Gross
This shit looks scary...
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bestbuy.ca:
Track Listing:
1. Yer Not The Ocean
2. The Lonely End Of The Rink
3. In View
4. Fly
5. Luv(sic)
6. The Kids Don't Get it
7. Pretend
8. Last Night I Dreamed You Didn't Love Me
9. The Drop Off
10. Family Band
11. World Container
Just heard on the CBC....... more details to follow..........
.......... at Dawson College
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