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Tonight's the night! We rock the Showbox! Welcome to town, boys! Travel safely everyone! Cheers! :thumb:
On the ground at sea-Tac. Get me to the show ... box!
Setlist? Anyone??
direwolf74 Wrote:Setlist? Anyone??
You bet:

Transformation
New Orleans is sinking
Gus
Man machine
Love is 1st
Coffee girl
Streets
Gift shp
Greasy
Rules 
Abac
Drip drip drop
Nashville
Look ahead
100th meridian 
Bobc
Goodnight atty
Music @ work
********
Grace
Inch
Plan a
Courage
Blow
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mattseattleusa Wrote:Rest-less Soul! Rest-less Soul! Glad you're coming down for the show since no proper Vancouver show! What time you planning on getting into town? I'm off from work, so if there's time to hang out pre-show we should!
I've seen 3 shows at this Showbox- '05 tsunami relief show, Chris Cornell and Finger 11. Yes, the sight lines are different than Showbox market, as that floor sinks down a bit. SoDo is more flat, but not terrible IMO. Sound has been great from where I was, usually closer to the front. Bar is in an awkward spot, but didn't matter at the shows I was at, as they were 21+. Not sure how it will be for Friday night. Either way, the Hip will put on an amazing set & the place will be packed! Cannot wait to rock the Showbox! Travel safe everyone!
Peace,
Matt



man i wish i saw this prior to the show!
sullivand Wrote:
direwolf74 Wrote:Setlist? Anyone??
You bet:

Transformation
New Orleans is sinking
Gus
Man machine
Love is 1st
Coffee girl
Streets
Gift shp
Greasy
Rules 
Abac
Drip drip drop
Nashville
Look ahead
100th meridian 
Bobc
Goodnight atty
Music @ work
********
Grace
Inch
Plan a
Courage
Blow


That is a beauty setlist. Kick ass encore....Grace,Inch,Plan A,Courage and Blow!! fucking Nuts!
powerhouse .. on paper looks like one the best tour...I guess they left the very last song for a spur pick
tigerthelion88 Wrote:powerhouse .. on paper looks like one the best tour...I guess they left the very last song for a spur pick


It turned out to be one of the weaker shows I've seen. Both the band and crowd were listless. Portland, on the other hand, was solid. It's always a pleasure to watch Steve Berlin do his thing on So Hard Done By.
bobrockruinedthehip Wrote:
tigerthelion88 Wrote:powerhouse .. on paper looks like one the best tour...I guess they left the very last song for a spur pick


It turned out to be one of the weaker shows I've seen. Both the band and crowd were listless. Portland, on the other hand, was solid. It's always a pleasure to watch Steve Berlin do his thing on So Hard Done By.

Sorry you felt that way - I was standing on Paul's side about 5 or 6 back - there was a small group of us singing and jumping along. Thought the band were amazing and a very strong setlist! New stuff sounded great live!
restlesssoul Wrote:
mattseattleusa Wrote:Rest-less Soul! Rest-less Soul! Glad you're coming down for the show since no proper Vancouver show! What time you planning on getting into town? I'm off from work, so if there's time to hang out pre-show we should!
I've seen 3 shows at this Showbox- '05 tsunami relief show, Chris Cornell and Finger 11. Yes, the sight lines are different than Showbox market, as that floor sinks down a bit. SoDo is more flat, but not terrible IMO. Sound has been great from where I was, usually closer to the front. Bar is in an awkward spot, but didn't matter at the shows I was at, as they were 21+. Not sure how it will be for Friday night. Either way, the Hip will put on an amazing set & the place will be packed! Cannot wait to rock the Showbox! Travel safe everyone!
Peace,
Matt

Ha! No worries - glad we caught up for a bit after! One of the best grabs on a setlist I've ever seen!



man i wish i saw this prior to the show!
Agreed on the new stuff, matt. Sounded great.

Some nice vids have been posted from the front row of the Seattle show -- including the encore finale of Blow at High Dough and its odd final couple of minutes:
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Here's the final song of the night. It had a strange vibe as it ended in person, and it's still there on video. Watch from about 2:30 onward. Not much enthusiasm behind "We love ya; we had a wonderful time." Followed by: "Just trying to get my Elvis shit tight. But I don't really care." And look how fast Downie gets off the stage. This show did not end on a high note for the lead singer.
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Ya know, sure. The show wasn't the strongest by either crowd or band, but it was an "Evening with The Tragically Hip"! I know some of my excitement was dulled by the venue's line of sight and acceptable yet not great sound, or was it the beyond their limit drunks that were either falling down around me, standing near me threatening to vomit my way, or just stomping on my feet as they passed from bar to bathroom? From the band's side, maybe it was just a lower energy day, we all have them and why should I expect people like The Hip that actually can Think and Feel and get out of their own way to not have days that drag them down.

Regardless. I would not give the worse night watching The Hip for anything! It is what it is or was and will always sit in my memory as seeing the best band of artists I know of.

TY for the videos sullivand! Great quality and a view I couldn't see through the crowd.
Sullivand speaks the truth.
Yeah that's super weird...
There's no way I'd believe he just forgot the words to Blow At High Dough in the second verse...
I wonder what that was about.
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