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01 - The Depression Suite
02 - New Orleans Is Sinking
03 - It Can't Be Nashville Every Night
04 - Ahead By A Century
05 - Gift Shop
06 - Morning Moon
07 - Courage
08 - Coffee Girl
09 - In View
10 - At The Hundredth Meridian
11 - Love Is A First
01 - Thompson Girl*
02 - Flamenco*
03 - Wheat Kings*
04 - Springtime In Vienna
05 - Bobcaygeon
06 - Locked In The Trunk Of A Car
07 - Long Time Running
08 - Poets
09 - Now The Struggle Has A Name
10 - Yer Not The Ocean
11 - Grace, Too
12 - My Music At Work
13 - Frozen In My Tracks
14 - Blow At High Dough
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A couple of my buddies are at this show right now. I'll try to get some details and/or pics a.s.a.p.
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From Hip Tweets:
Sullivan_Smith: "Just got home from the Tragically Hip show. Didn't stay the whole time. Didn't have to. That was AMAZING. Still, had to get home, too."
Sullivan_Smith: "The Tragically Hip. Quite possibly the greatest concert I have ever been to"
TdWC: "Tragically Hip- how do I describe this show? Weird like Austin weirdInsanely oddFreakin crazyYet really good"
chairiste: "Intermission time for The Tragically Hip. Best show ever. Sarah and I just secured second row but are soaked in sweat! Will pay for this."
martinmanuel: "Okay. Now that's better. So glad we peeled our asses off the sofa to come see Tragically Hip. New Orleans Is Sinkin!"
"We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream"
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Review from my buddy Skweaz:
Started a little after 9pm, split into two sets, first portion lasted about an hour, then 15-20 minute break and back on for an "intimate" acoustic portion (4 tracks or so), where they pulled in a smaller drum kit and stools. After that they went back to their regular stage positions.
Gord was especially ranty, too much at times. He jumped onto the floor for a couple tracks, once with just the mic, the other time playing guitar.
Bobby had a guitar change mid song which Gouchie and I really liked, I dont think I have ever seen that done before. There was lots of guitar changes and even a lot of mic changes for Gord.
Gord's new schtick with the sweat rags is bizarre. They are rolled up like hacky sacks and they keep getting thrown at him from stage right after he loses one to the crowd. He must have went through 40-50 sweat rags. He incorporates them into the songs at times, using them as a mask, doing some faux magic etc. Really weird. We were trying to imagine what the budget for these look like on the books.
Song highlights for me:
Hundredth Meridian
Grace, Too
Wheat Kings (this was my 8th Hip show and have never seen this live, a very nice treat)
They played a lot of new tracks, not much different from the album. I expected them to be a bit more rocking for these new items but they weren't Not complaining, I enjoyed them just as much. I think there was 24 tracks total split over the two sets. Sorry, I don't have set list. I should have photographed the lists, we were next to the mixing board and looked at them frequently (although some of the writing was indiscernable).
Another thing we liked was when Gord was getting the crowd to sing along he "cast" his mic out like a fishing reel and pulled it back in. Nice work.
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Depression
NOIS
Nashville
ABAC
Gift Shop
Morning Moon
Courage
Coffee
In View
100th Meridian
Love's a First
Thompson Girl (a)
Flamenco (a)
Wheat Kings (a)
Springtime
Bobcaygeon
Locked
Long Time Running
Poets
Struggle
Ocean
Grace, Too
Music At Work
Frozen
Blow
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Great vids, thx! I'm noticing a different lighting set up for this show. It's not the pixled large background pannels they've been using recently. Does anyone know if this is the house lighting rig for La Zona Rosa, or do the boys have a scaled down set up for smaller clubs. BTW I thought the Radiohead style lighting effects for Giftshop were superb!
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And check out the rest of this guys videos - very nice:
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Dana
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And call me a pervert.
But the 2 girls kissing in the beginning of this video make this song even better, which I did not think was possible.
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Get the download from etree of this show. Gord is on fire!
