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Please post your review.

No review yet?? C'mon folks. I know some of you went down for this show. Give us the goods already!

does it usually take this long to get the setlist??

kennedy11 Wrote:does it usually take this long to get the setlist??

Nope.

Hello?? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?

from the setlist page on the hip site
http://www.thehip.com/Resources-SetlistA...nueID=1692

1: Don't Wake Daddy
2: Courage
3: The Lonely End Of The Rink
4: Gus: The Polar Bear From Central Park
5: Ahead By A Century
6: In View
7: Bobcaygeon
8: Poets
9: Springtime In Vienna
10: Ocean
11: At The Hundredth Meridian
12: It's A Good Life If You Don't Weaken
13: Blow At High Dough

Bold face prediction: The three new songs played will be the singles from this album.

1/3 so far

Cheers,

Pat

hotmetal401 Wrote:Bold face prediction: The three new songs played will be the singles from this album.

1/3 so far

Cheers,

Pat

I hope so, Rink and Ocean might be in my top 5 fave hip songs of all time. They're that good

So since they were webcasting the rest of the festival, did anyone capture the Hip's set?

(it's probably in the Austin City Limits thread but I haven't been reading it... )

*EDIT: Nevermind. I read the thread. Sucks that their set didn't get webcast. Would have loved to see another performance of Yer Not the Ocean...

Great to see the boys after almost two years (last time was NYC in Sept. of '04). 7:30 might not sound late but when you've been shakin' it since noon, your perception is blurred, so I hesitate to make a concrete judgment of the new stuff. They were tight, though, as always, and Gord has been working on the mike stand tricks, but I was pissed that he played his lick-the-rigging game instead of telling us something during the Meridian break...

Fuzzy setlist matches hip.com one chancellor posted, though. Not so wobbly as it seemed?

longpond69 Wrote:Great to see the boys after almost two years (last time was NYC in Sept. of '04). 7:30 might not sound late but when you've been shakin' it since noon, your perception is blurred, so I hesitate to make a concrete judgment of the new stuff. They were tight, though, as always, and Gord has been working on the mike stand tricks, but I was pissed that he played his lick-the-rigging game instead of telling us something during the Meridian break...

http://blogcritics.org/archives/2006/09/18/155105.php

Found this

MAverick Wrote:http://blogcritics.org/archives/2006/09/18/155105.php
Found this

I love this part:
"Karma is present — the one who leads Nickelback is now a guitar tech for the Tragically Hip."

Tthip Wrote:

MAverick Wrote:http://blogcritics.org/archives/2006/09/18/155105.php
Found this

I love this part:
"Karma is present — the one who leads Nickelback is now a guitar tech for the Tragically Hip."

I laughed at that line, but then thought about it and I don't get it. Wouldn't being the guitar tech for The Hip be a step up from being in Nickleback? The pay might not be the same, but the music certainly is.

chris Wrote:Wouldn't being the guitar tech for The Hip be a step up from being in Nickleback?

Definitley! No questions asked!