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Posted by: chancellor
11-23-2005, 12:37 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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from the Hamilton Spectator

Quote:HIP TO BE SQUARE: The Tragically Hip returns, rewriting chart history. The band's Hipeponymous makes a big splash on the Nielsen SoundScan album chart, entering at No. 4. That's good enough to make it the highest debuting box set in chart history, surpassing the four-disc Canadian-music compilation, Oh What A Feeling 2, which opened at No. 6 in March 2001.

It also becomes the highest charting box set in almost 10 years. The last time a box set charted this high was when the original Oh What A Feeling climbed to No. 3, in March 1996. However, the record for the biggest boxed set of all time is still held by Bruce Springsteen's retrospective Live/1975-85, which entered The Record's album chart at No. 35 the week ending Nov. 24, 1986, and then shot to No. 1 the very next week. It eventually held the top spot for seven weeks.

Hipeponymous' debut is also good news for The Tragically Hip. It is the Kingston, Ont.-based band's 11th entry on the album chart and its first since last year. In Between Evolution debuted at the top of the list in July 2004, becoming The Tragically Hip's eighth No. 1 album. The two best-of audio CDs from Hipeponymous, repackaged as Yer Favourites, is expected to debut on the chart next week and become the band's 12th chart album.

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Posted by: chris
11-22-2005, 10:44 PM
Forum: Hipfans.com Tracker
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A new torrent has been uploaded.

Name: TTH: 2002-08-07 - Denver, CO
Size: 3.98 GB
Category: DVD - Full Concerts
Uploaded by: chris

Description:
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The Tragically Hip
Gothic Theatre
Denver, Colorado
August 7, 2002

Lineage:
DVD > Mac The Ripper > hipfans.com

Video Sources: Eddy Sanders
Audio Source: Mark Sloggett


Setlist
01. Silver Jet
02. Blow At High Dough
03. Bobcaygeon
04. Nautical Disaster
05. Chagrin Falls
06. Are You Ready
07. Fireworks
08. Don't Wake Daddy
09. At THe Hundredth Meridian
10. It's A Good Life If You Don't Weaken
11. Inevitability Of Death
12. Poets
13. Beautiful Things
14. New Orleans Is Sinking
15. All Tore Up
16. Locked In The Trunk Of A Car
17. Thugs
18. Wheat Kings
19. Little Bones
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You can use the URL below to download the torrent (you may have to login).

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Posted by: fingernailsonhull
11-22-2005, 09:30 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Rick was in fine form again this week. The polar bears in Churchill, MB were very cool and the freezing water thing he did in Winnipeg was great. My favourite part was when he had been in the water for a few minutes and then asked why he couldn't hear his heart on the monitor anymore and then remarked, "I think my penis is inverted. This goes beyond shrinkage." It was classic Mercer again tonight.

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Posted by: mrlayance
11-22-2005, 08:47 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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"The Barenaked Ladies are releasing their next album via a reusable 128 MB USB flash drive. From the Seattle Post-Intelligencer article: 'Rather than distribute via CD, DVD or download, the Barenaked Ladies are making their newest selection of songs, videos and exclusive material available on a USB flash drive. Nettwerk Music Group is releasing Barenaked on a Stick beginning today, says the Hollywood Reporter. It plays on PCs, Macs and any other audio product with a USB port -- like some car stereos -- and costs $30.'"

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Posted by: Drez7
11-22-2005, 06:05 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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This is the e-mail received from the Low...I hope they are not taking a break that turns into one where they never put things together. I know it was posted earlier that they were writing new music, and from the songs played at recent shows, that seemed to be true...BUT, here is the mail:


Greetings from your friends and Abstinence-Only Advocates Lowest of the Low;
So, it’s like this:

A little over a year ago we released the album Sordid Fiction upon an unsuspecting world. We had been reunited for a few years at that point, and felt it was important to reassert ourselves as a relevant and current band. We were very happy with the results, and crossed Canada a few times to support our effort, meeting old friends and gaining new ones along the way. We also paid some memorable visits to our neighbours in Buffalo, a city that has always been a second home to us. It’s all been extremely fun.

Recently we spent time considering what to do next. The idea was to assess where we are as a group; pondering all those agonizing tangible and intangible factors that go into making our Artistic Selves happy or unhappy. Many options were considered.

The end result of these deliberations is that Ron is going to make a solo album, and the band is going to scale back its activity for the next while. We don’t have any shows scheduled beyond the ones listed below, and won’t be recording together in the near future. We’re not saying that there won’t be any more shows, as we are all still extremely fond of each other (in a very manly, Liberal Elite way, of course) and enjoy playing music together, but for now, it’s not going to be a priority.

As always, we would like to sincerely thank all of you for taking an interest in what we do, and for the unwavering support you’ve shown us over the years. It is truly and deeply appreciated. You rock.

The opportunity exists to see us in the following cities on the following dates:

Friday, November 25th and Saturday, November 26th:
The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern (370 Queen St. West, Toronto)
Tickets are available at Ticketmaster, The Horseshoe, Rotate This and Soundscapes

Friday, December 30th
Club Infinity (8166 Main St. Williamsville, NY)
Ticket information is pending.

In addition, please be aware that Stephen Stanley will be performing as part of “Summer Room in the City” a songwriter’s night hosted by Alun Piggins, Jud Ruhl and Sean Creamer at the Paddock, 178 Bathurst St., on December 4th, 2005 at 10pm.

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You betcha I'll be at Infinity on the 30th! Maybe I will even see some of you there. Who knows, it may be their last show together. Hope not. I am excited however to hear some of Ron's solo stuff!

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Posted by: rich3677
11-22-2005, 05:41 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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I thought you guys might like to see this one, came across it on the web with some box set release pics:

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Posted by: Elwood
11-22-2005, 02:55 PM
Forum: Download & Trading Central
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Can any one tell me how (if possible) to make an audio cd of a music dvd using a dvd player and only a cd burner in my computer.

I tried the search function but came up empty.

Thanks

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Posted by: DWilliams7926
11-22-2005, 01:22 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Hopefully someone has experience with this. I currently have two monitors hooked up to my dell, and I want to add a third. Has anyone ever tried this, and if so did you buy an additional video card or the video card that you can plug in two monitors?

any help at all would be great!

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Posted by: joshwayy
11-22-2005, 12:04 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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I'm looking to improve my PC speaker system. Anyone know of a good website that deals with this type of thing. I've done some googleing, but I thought I'd ask the pros here too. Currently my Dell has two speakers and a sub. They sound really tinny when I crank the vol. In the end, I'm hoping to be able to wire speakers upstairs so I can use my PC in my office to play music through my house. Wireless maybe...

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Posted by: Muddy Memory
11-22-2005, 10:40 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Just got the box and watched the silver jet video.

Anyone got any idea why Gord would rock that song with a capo? I play bass and I've never seen it, or seen a reason to do it. I'm sure there is one though. Perhaps, it's just because he's Gord, he wrote the bass line to Grace, Too and he can do whatever he wants.

Thoughts?

PS: thought I'd attach my take on Grace, Too intro for bass.
It's not what he plays on the album exactly but I think it sounds cool.
PLease let me know what you think

Andrew

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