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  New Torrent - Ron Hawkins - Live and Rare

Posted by: rivum
01-15-2006, 04:46 PM
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Ron Hawkins
Live and Rare


Disk 1:
01. Bite Down Hard (live at the Humble and Fred Christmas party (unknown date)
02. Guttering (live at the Humble and Fred Christmas party (unknown date)
03. Turpentine (live at the Humble and Fred Christmas party (unknown date)
04. Blur (Live at 228 Yonge Street, Toronto )
05. 4 O'Clock Stop (live acoustic)
06. Crackstatic (live acoustic)
07. Turpentine (live acoustic)
08. Left And Leaving (The Weakerthans) (live acoustic)
09. Rumours And Whispers (live acoustic)
10. Partners In Crime (live acoustic)
11. Small Victories (live acoustic)
12. Guttering (live acoustic)
13. Lulu (live acoustic)
14. Waiting On My New Heart (live acoustic)
15. Turpentine (live - low quality)
16. Crackstatic (live - low quality)
17. Small Victories (live - low quality)
18. Big Blue Devil (live - low quality)
19. A Casual Overdose (live - low quality)

Disk 2:
01.New Westminster Taxi Squad (demo)
02. (These Are) The Lives And Times (demo)
03. Small Victories (demo)
04. Gamble (demo)
05. Suffer Me (Leisure Demons demo)
06. Immutable (Leisure Demons demo)
07. St. Valentine's Day Massacre (Leisure Demons demo)
08. Mickey Spillane vs. Mother Nature (Leisure Demons demo)


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  Costa Rica???...

Posted by: PortlandCarbo
01-15-2006, 02:59 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Hi All,
I was wondering/hoping that some of you might have traveled to Costa Rica before. My friend and I are wanting to go in the next couple months - we're thinking, no later than the end of April. Do you have any suggestions...places to go?...things to do??...places to stay? I would love any and all feedback! In advance, thank you SOOOO MUCH!
-Sarah :thumb:

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  MOOODDDSSS!!!!

Posted by: AndGraceToo
01-15-2006, 02:33 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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... :x ...

Where is Rob up in the masthead?????

:rambo: :rambo: :rambo:

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  Anybody have the lyrics to "Anchor on a Thread" ?

Posted by: The Dire Bunny
01-14-2006, 07:01 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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I think the title sums it up pretty good. I've been looking for the lyrics of the rare Hip tune "Anchor on a Thread". I've tried Google and searching 'round the net but can't find it... does anybody here in the forum have any idea where I could find it? Or if there is even a written copy of the lyrics in existance?

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  Axl Rose a Leafs fan???

Posted by: northern wave
01-14-2006, 01:59 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Apparently these were taken last night...Friday Jan 13th

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  Hip Song Download Of The Week - Down Home Girl

Posted by: Tthip
01-14-2006, 10:56 AM
Forum: Download & Trading Central
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Closed.

Down Home Girl
7/15/1988 - Horseshoe Tavern: Toronto, Ontario
**edit** Thanx to hotmetal401 - this is a cover tune originally done by The Coasters and covered by several bands including The Rolling Stones, Alvin Robinson, Nazareth, etc...
I believe this song was later re-worked into Boots Or Hearts.

And with a thank you to Chris, Chris - all the past songs are located here for you listening pleasure:
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  Computer Recording Programs

Posted by: Achilles
01-14-2006, 09:32 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Does anyone here know of a good pc based record program. I would like to be able to record guitar and vocals and be able to do some minor editing. As well I am trying hard to find a good mic for vocals any suggestions??

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  PJ Holiday Vinyl

Posted by: Lizard King
01-13-2006, 06:37 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Has any Pearl Jam 10 Club members gotten their xmas single yet? I haven't got mine and I just wondered if it usually takes this long to get it.
Not that it really matters, I wont be able to play it anyways, I have no turntable. :lol: I think my parents still have theirs in the basement buried somewhere, I'll have to dig it out.

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  How many shows have you gone to? Any interesting stories?

Posted by: HipFan1
01-12-2006, 05:58 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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I've been to 15 so far I can't wait to go to others with my brother.

My best experience was at Wasaga Beach in July 2004. I was front row, and before the Hip went on and Johnny was hanging out around his drum set talking to the guy with the cowboy hat(anyone know his name?) And I saw him so I waved and motioned him to come down to the front and he did. So we talked for a bit until he had to go back to the boys.
And I asked him if I could get backstage passes for the Sarnia Bayfest show they were doing in Sarnia the next weekend and I got them, and after the show I got his drumsticks. That was the best night ever until the next weekend when I got to go backstage. It was awesome. :thumb:


Me and Bobby Baker

Me and Paul Langlois

Me and Johnny Fay

Me and Gord Sinclair

Me and Gord Downie


I also met Bob McKenzie from TSN in Toronto for the Canada day show 2004

Me and Bobby Baker before Strippers Union concert in London[/url]

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  "Grandmummy"

Posted by: The Horrible Esthete
01-12-2006, 10:51 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Woman sat dead at home 2½ years
Family kept TV on for mummified grandma

By Christy Arnold
Enquirer staff writer

MADISONVILLE - Johannas Pope didn't want to be buried, believing that she would come back to life.

Pope died at her home here at age 61 on Aug. 29, 2003. A towel had been placed around her neck to keep her cool on that 87-degree summer day. She wore a white gown while sitting in a chair in an upstairs room, in front of a television that played as family members went about their lives downstairs.

She remained there, according to her wishes, for almost 2½ years.

"Don't show my body when I'm dead," Hamilton County's coroner, Dr. O'dell Owens, said Monday when explaining Pope's wishes. "Don't bury me. I'm coming back."

Owens called a news conference Monday to explain Pope's demise, the unusual state of her body and how family members regulated heating and air conditioning as they attempted to preserve her remains.

Cincinnati police found the mummified grandmother Wednesday in her two-story, peach-colored home in the 5500 block of Davies Place.

Living in the 75-year-old house with the corpse were her daughter, Lisa Pope, a granddaughter who was born three months after her death, and Pope's caretaker, Kathy Painter, investigators say.

Family members are not being charged with a crime at this point.

Efforts to reach them Monday were unsuccessful. No one came to the door at the house or answered repeated telephone calls.

Only a handful of loved ones knew Pope had died and that her body remained upstairs, Owens said.

Family members kept a window air conditioner running to keep Pope's body cool - until about a month ago, when it broke, Owens said. Heating vents were covered during winter.

Life continued as Pope had wanted.

Friends and relatives who visited were told Pope was upstairs, ill, Owens said. Some yelled "hello" up the stairs.

The deception lasted 2½ years.

Pope's sister, Deborah Gaston, hadn't seen her sister in years, Owens said. Gaston called Cincinnati police Wednesday and reported a dead body at the home.

Inside the home, behind a basket blocking a door, police found Pope's remains.

"Standing outside, one could smell death," Owens said.

Some police wore masks because of the odor, Owens said.

"People who worked here have never seen this before," Owens said.

Pope's sister wasn't the first person to call police.

A woman from Pope's church called police on Halloween, after hearing third-hand that Pope was dead inside the home.

Police investigated, but they didn't have enough information to go into the house, Owens said.

The call from Pope's sister was enough, and police found Pope's body dressed in the white gown, seated in the chair and in front of the television, which was turned on, Owens said.

Pope had lupus, but it was unknown Monday whether that contributed to her death.

The coroner said he found no signs of abuse or foul play. Little body tissue remained, making it difficult to determine the cause of death, he said.

Owens has collected some tissue to test for chemicals and diseases.

He said he might never know how Pope died because of the body's condition.

Owens' office is working with police and prosecutors to determine whether any crimes were committed.

The caretaker and family members did not benefit in any way by keeping Pope's body.

"There was no money involved," Owens said. "There was no personal gain."

Pope's body did not appear to be abused, Owens said.

Neighbors had no idea a dead woman was a resident on their street.

"You mean to tell me the whole time I've owned this house, she's been in there?" said Jeff Sklar, who bought a house nine months ago a few doors from Pope's.

Shon Ward's relatives live in several homes along Davies Place.

"It's scary," Ward said. "That's ridiculous. I never expected it. ... I never suspected anything. It's a quiet street."

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