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how dead is the Hipbase ....
#1

... the fact that not one person mentioned that CBC RadioOne Definitely Not The Opera broadcasted 50 minutes of the Hip's 2002 show in Belgium
this past Saturday March 27.

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I can't believe no one other than myself listens to DNTO. Luckily I taped it.
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#2

More to the point would be how few people here listen to CBC Radio.

There have been plenty of posts on Hipbase lately.

Glad you taped it. How's the quality? What is the source? Why were they broadcasting a Hip show from 2 years ago? Did they mention anything about the show, or the band, that would be of interest to the rest of us. Any news about the new album or single?
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#3

Good eye there Mark :thumb:
I'm guessing the source is different than the boot of 11-05-2002 floating around? Too bad they only played 50 minutes of it; a complete FM source would've been sweet!
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#4

I did happen to catch the very end of this show on dnto the other day. I was scanning the am radio on my way back from Edmonton trying to pick up the flames game and heard some live hip so I stayed tuned only to find out it was the last song. I was shocked to hear hip on my am dial let alone live hip. very cool.

I then found the flames game and listened to them beat the kings in OT. Good trip for radio all around!! Go flames!!
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#5

Here's my info sheet on the recording. It was originally recorded and broadcasted on European radio. I do remember this show being webcasted the day of the show. CBCRadioOne is generally "AM radio" sounding since it was originally a AM Radio station.

Anyways nothing was mentioned at all in terms of a new album or whatever. Kinda weird that out of the blue DNTO played this recording, when generally they played CBC recorded concerts.

Saturday's on both CBCRadioOne and RadioTwo have awesome "modern" music shows. Sure beats the crap that is played on the standard rock stations.

05Nov02 Tragically Hip
Ancienne Belgique - Brussels, Belgium

Recording:
Sony STR-D511 > Cable FM > MAudio Audiophile 2496 (Analog) > Cybercorder 2000 > Sound Forge 7.0 > CDWave 1.92 > FLAC Fingerprint 1.7.1 (FLAC 1.1.0)

Transfer:
direct to hard drive recording

Recorded/Transfer/Encoded by: MCS

Freq.: 48.0
Bitrate: 16-bits
Time: 50:09

Notes:

Setlist:
t01 - intro
t02 - Use It Up
t03 - My Music At Work
t04 - New Orleans Is Sinking
t05 - Escape Is At Hand For The Travellin' Man
t06 - Bobcaygeon
t07 - Silver Jet
t08 - Courage
t09 - It's A Good Life If You Don't Weaken
t10 - Dire Wolf
t11 - Ahead By A Century
t12 - Little Bones
t13 - outro
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#6

markslog Wrote:Saturday's on both CBCRadioOne and RadioTwo have awesome "modern" music shows. Sure beats the crap that is played on the standard rock stations.


Thanks for the tip, I'm going to check it out when I get a chance. Hardly ever listen to the radio on a saturday though.

markslog Wrote:t12 - Little Bones
t13 - outro

That's all I caught of the show. Too bad.
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#7

I don't get CBC radio, I'm american, but thanks for the heads up, I'd love to hear it.
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#8

I think you can get CBC Radio, depending on how close you are to the border. The signal for both CBC Radio and TV tends to bleed over the border. Ive caught it driving in the god forsaken North Woods of Wisconsin, so go figure :thumb:
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markslog Wrote:... the fact that not one person mentioned that CBC RadioOne Definitely Not The Opera broadcasted 50 minutes of the Hip's 2002 show in Belgium
this past Saturday March 27.

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I can't believe no one other than myself listens to DNTO. Luckily I taped it.


I love DNTO. Unfortunately I work every Saturday and I always end up missing it. Brave New Waves is a great show as well.
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#10

Use Windows Media Player and you can get any radio station in North America and most of the world....give or take of course..

Shane
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#11

Bootlegger420 Wrote:Use Windows Media Player and you can get any radio station in North America and most of the world....give or take of course..

Shane

I really can't do that, I am on a 56k and only have one phone line. Anything that streams is usually pretty choppy.

As far as getting Canadian radio I am JUST far enough south that I can't really get Canadian Radio. I mean I can get CHOM out of Montreal, but that's on a clear day and I have to be in town because it's a higher elevation. I always listen to CHOM when I can when I head north to visit family:-)
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