2006-09-15 - Austin, TX - Austin City Limits Music Festival -
mrlayance - 05-21-2006
Please post your review.
-
direwolf74 - 09-16-2006
No review yet?? C'mon folks. I know some of you went down for this show. Give us the goods already!
-
kennedy11 - 09-17-2006
does it usually take this long to get the setlist??
-
Naga - 09-17-2006
kennedy11 Wrote:does it usually take this long to get the setlist??
Nope.
-
direwolf74 - 09-17-2006
Hello?? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
-
chancellor - 09-17-2006
from the setlist page on the hip site
http://www.thehip.com/Resources-SetlistArchive2.html?searchAction=GetSetList&ConcertID=20091&NewVenueID=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
-
hotmetal401 - 09-17-2006
Bold face prediction: The three new songs played will be the singles from this album.
1/3 so far
Cheers,
Pat
-
emperor penguin - 09-18-2006
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
-
trevor - 09-18-2006
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...
-
longpond69 - 09-20-2006
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...
-
longpond69 - 09-20-2006
Fuzzy setlist matches hip.com one chancellor posted, though. Not so wobbly as it seemed?
-
MAverick - 09-20-2006
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
-
Tthip - 09-20-2006
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."
-
chris - 09-20-2006
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.
-
Zenith - 09-21-2006
chris Wrote:Wouldn't being the guitar tech for The Hip be a step up from being in Nickleback?
Definitley! No questions asked!