07-26-2005, 11:54 AM
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Any ideas on who "Linda, Vince and Tim" are? I presume Linda MacRae from Spirit of the West. Looking back on the other bands there, I can only guess Tim Vessely from The Rheostatics, but I don't know about Vince.
Quote:The Tragically Hip
Markham Fairgrounds
Markham, ON
July 22, 1995
Likely Source: Sennheiser MKE-2002 > Sony D8
Disc 1:
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01 - New Orleans Is Sinking - 08:15
02 - Fully Completely - 03:51
03 - Grace, Too - 05:07
04 - At The Hundredth Meridian - 04:24
05 - Fight - 08:37
06 - Giftshop - 04:53
07 - Fifty Mission Cap - 04:55
08 - Greasy Jungle - 04:34
09 - Last Of The Unplucked Gems - 06:33
10 - Ineviability Of Death - 06:06
11 - Scared - 05:47
12 - Daredevil - 07:27
Disc 2:
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01 - Twist My Arm - 05:30
02 - Springtime In Vienna - 03:58
03 - Nautical Disaster - 04:41
04 - Blow At High Dough - 05:42
Encore:
05 - Summerside Of Life - 04:57
06 - Locked In The Trunk of A Car - 05:51
07 - Fire In The Hole - 04:07
"Now we can all die without regret or fear. Am I right?
Fuckin' right Gordie!"
A satisfactory recording of an excellent show from 1995's
Another Roadside Attraction. Things start with a bang on
an extend NOIS including a great "Past..." jam. John
Popper lends a hand on Fight. Early versions of Giftshop
and Springtime make an appearance. Gems includes a
Flamenco tease and the 100 Years Old jam. Even a verse of
Edelweiss makes and appearance during IOD. A long intro
lulls us into Daredevil (for Peter Gzwoski), and “Linda,
Vince and Tim” help out on a version of Gordon Lightfoot's
Summerside Of Life.
Enjoy!
Any ideas on who "Linda, Vince and Tim" are? I presume Linda MacRae from Spirit of the West. Looking back on the other bands there, I can only guess Tim Vessely from The Rheostatics, but I don't know about Vince.