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Posted by: cferneyh
03-07-2006, 02:16 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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If/when this comes out, I'll be all over this like hair products on Jose Theodore. Unlimited online storage? What a sweet way to back up all of the digital music files I've got. I know there are similar services out there, but I find their storage limits not at all practical.

Google is the Pearl Jam of the 'net. Whatever they do, they do it right.

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Posted by: tragicallyphish
03-07-2006, 01:17 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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First Leg is up on Pearl Jams Site:
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9 May Toronto Ontario Air Canada Centre
10 May Toronto Ontario Air Canada Centre
12 May Albany New York Pepsi Arena
13 May Hartford Connecticut New England Dodge Music Arena
16 May Chicago Illinois United Center
19 May Grand Rapids Michigan Van Andel Arena
20 May Cleveland Ohio Quicken Loans Arena
22 May Detroit Michigan Palace of Auburn Hills
24 May Boston Massachusetts TD Banknorth Garden
27 May Philadelphia Pennsylvania Tweeter Waterfront
30 May Washington DC Verizon Center (formerly MCI Center)
1 Jun E. Rutherford New Jersey Continental Airlines Arena
3 Jun E. Rutherford New Jersey Continental Airlines Arena

Two Toronto to kick it all off.

The other rumured dates are as follows:
NORTH AMERICA TOUR 2006 -- LEG TWO
24 Jun George Washington Gorge Amphitheater
27 Jun Portland Oregon
29 Jun Mountain View California Shoreline Amphitheater
30 Jun Devore California Glen Helen Blockbuster Pavillion
1 Jul San Diego California Sports Arena
3 Jul Los Angeles California Greek Theatre
4 Jul Los Angeles California Greek Theatre
6 Jul Las Vegas Nevada MGM Grand Arena
8 Jul Phoenix Arizona Cricket Pavillion
10 Jul Dallas Texas Smirnoff Music Center
11 Jul Houston Texas Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavillion
13 Jul Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Bonner Springs Kansas
15 Jul East Troy Wisconsin Alpine Valley
16 Jul East Troy Wisconsin Alpine Valley
18 Jul St Louis Missouri Savvis Center
20 Jul Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Post Gazette Pavillion
22 Jul New York New York Madison Square Garden
23 Jul New York New York Madison Square Garden
25 Jul Buffalo New York HSBC Arena
EUROPE TBC
18 Aug - - -
4 Oct - - -
NEW ZEALAND & AUSTRALIA
17 Nov Wellington New Zealand Queens Wharf Events Centre
18 Nov Auckland New Zealand North Shore Events Centre
19 Nov Auckland New Zealand North Shore Events Centre
23 Nov Perth Australia Members Equity Stadium
26 Nov Adelaide Australia Memorial Drive Tennis Centre
28 Nov Brisbane Australia Entertainment Centre
1 Dec Newcastle Australia Entertainment Centre
2 Dec Sydney Australia Entertainment Centre
5 Dec Melbourne Australia Rod Laver Arena
8 Dec Melbourne Australia Sidney Myer Music Bowl -stip

Just my luck living out West the only close show is the Gorge, by I am coming to Toronto for Fort York. Oh well Fort York is going to be amazing

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Posted by: MountainHip
03-07-2006, 12:52 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Documentary about Enron, and how they robbed millions of dollars from Millions of people.

They created fake businesses to take on Enron's large amount of dept, they caused the California power outages, then made huge profits selling the much needed electicity for outrageous prices.

CEO's and executives made million dollars in bonuses for making budgets, that didn't exhist....
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Take a look at this next time your in the video store..

And here's the weblog of the trial, Today one of the top exec's takes the stand.

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Posted by: BuffaloHipFan
03-07-2006, 09:43 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Anyone see the oscar nonsense?

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Posted by: The Horrible Esthete
03-07-2006, 09:23 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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I've never sought a love interest online, but I find myself in the in the embryonic stages of a relationship which, seemingly by fate, began in cyberspace. I realize that my posting about this opens me up to all sorts of jibing, but quite frankly, I don't really care.

I am completely blown away by her; we seem to be a terrific match. We share many interests, attitudes, and personality traits, and have learned a great deal about one another through e-mailings and telephone conversations - and done so perhaps more quickly than we might otherwise have in a more conventional, face-to-face encounter. We've exchanged photos, and like what we see. [And yes - she does know and like The Hip!] It would be a colossal understatement to say we are both ecstatic and very eager to meet in person.

This weekend, we plan to do just that. Perhaps the only drawback is the distance separating us, which is a good day’s drive....hardly an obstacle when everything feels so right. Though I must say that the newness and unfamiliarity of such an experience brings with it a measure of trepidation -- the process is essentially backwards compared to every other romantic encounter I’ve experienced. The physical, interpersonal chemistry, which is often what draws two together, remains an unknown quantity. The next step is more or less a leap of faith.

So why am I posting this? Well, I guess I’m seeking some encouragement to settle my nerves, or perhaps some advice that might better prepare me for what I’m about to dive into. Where better than an online community to find some who might have some experience with this sort of thing?

Has anyone here experienced a similar circumstance? If so, was there any aspect you hadn’t considered that might have been helpful to be cognizant of before that first visit? Any input would be greatly appreciated....

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Posted by: HipFan1
03-07-2006, 12:44 AM
Forum: Hip Solo Discussion
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I think during their setlist they should play that. What do you guys think?

I also think that for new songs Bobby should be back up vocals, I like his voice.

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Posted by: ikky99
03-07-2006, 12:44 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Ladies and/or Gentlemens! The Sam Roberts Band blew the muthafukkin' roof offa tha Monte Carlo @ the 3-mile tonight in good ol' Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada!

I have just returned home and am still vibrating from the energy Sammy and the boys injected into this shit-ass town! I don't know why, but James, Josh, Sam, Dave, and especially Eric were ON tonight. Fresh off the bustling metropolis of New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, Canada, SRB was primed tonight to deliver their best performance I have personally witnessed in 4 tries (SJ 3 times, Austin, TX once). If you haven't had the pleasure, check 'em out soon.

Before I forget, The Novaks are an East Coast Force to be reckoned with as well. They opened the show with AUTHORITY. Great live set. Straight outta St. John's, Newfoundland! These guys can put on a show. See here: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.thenovaksband.com/main.htm">http://www.thenovaksband.com/main.htm</a><!-- m --> Lance: How about a podcast?

New SRB album April 11th. Be there. Amazing!

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Posted by: opiated
03-06-2006, 10:30 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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we had an album preview special on our station tonite, and this cd sounds amazing..obviously very floyd sounding, but that great classic floyd..great harmonies by graham nash and david crosby as well..during his interview he also said a floyd reunion tour "could happen..you never know"

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Posted by: Billy
03-06-2006, 10:03 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Mine would be "Soup" by Blind Melon.

It's a shame that most people think of them as nothing more than that band with that catchy song and the Bee-girl video. Having only put 2 studio albums out, and 1 album of extras after Shannon Hoon died, I can easily say they are right up there in my top 5 favorite bands. Soup is hard to describe because it is all over the place musically. Let me just say it is music with such depth, heart, soul and intelligence. I listened to it again on the weekend and as per usual, it filled me with such overwhelming emotion.

It's a treat for sure.

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Posted by: IMissMyLungBob
03-06-2006, 06:15 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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I noticed that the website <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.tabs.hipfans.com">www.tabs.hipfans.com</a><!-- w --> does not have a Use It Up guitar tab and i was wondering if anyone knew how to play it?

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