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Now For Plan A - Oct 2, 2012 - 11 tracks
#16

Pulled over to tell Doug Gilmour to get off his street. Hilarious.

There's nothing uglier than a man hittin' his stride.

Jeff

June 21, 2003 Toronto, ON: SkyDome
July 1, 2004 Toronto, ON: Molson Amphitheatre
November 26, 2004 Toronto, ON: Air Canada Centre
June 24, 2006 Toronto, ON: Historic Fort York
May 10, 2007 Indianapolis, IN: The Vogue
July 14, 2011 Edmonton, AB: Northlands Festival Site
June 30, 2012 Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON: The Commons at Butler's Barracks
January 23, 2013 Edmonton, AB: Rexall Place
July 28, 2016 Edmonton, AB: Rexall Place
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#17

Tthip Wrote:Tracks are finalized.
Album just has to be mastered.
looking at a September release.
Album title not definite yet.

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It's fun to try and predict the upcoming album, and what the tracks will be like. But, hearing that the album title isn't definite yet after I was convinced it would be called "Now For Plan A" makes it clear that all our best guesses will continue to be just that until the album is actually released.

I am looking forward to September when all will be revealed! Smile
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#18

It's a well-proven fact that bands that ditch Bob Rock return to whatever state they were in sonically before Bob Rock appeared (see: Metallica and late-80s throwback album "Death Magnetic"). So it's no surprise that the first song we hear from this album sounds like something from IBE. :thumb:
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#19

I'm loving the new single, sounds like classic Hip.
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#20

I think The Hip are actually the first band Bob Rock has worked with and not ruined.
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#21

The Darkest Canuck Wrote:I think The Hip are actually the first band Bob Rock has worked with and not ruined.

:thumb:
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#22

The Darkest Canuck Wrote:I think The Hip are actually the first band Bob Rock has worked with and not ruined.


HERE HERE!!! :music
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#23

If streets is cut my guess is that it is one of the special tracks that's I tunes pre order only or some other craziness bonus track
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#24

LOVE! the title. so fitting
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#25

I picture Gordie licking the tip of a sharp pencil, saying to himself but also aloud, "Now, for Plan A." Then, he smiles and puts the pencil down on the paper and picks up his guitar.
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#26

Here may be more insight to the new album title... He's done plan B, now for plan A...
In regards to Gord's last solo disc entitled "The Grand Bounce":

"As I'm fond of calling it: The Great White Plan B." Downie says.

what about The Tragically Hip? As this is a solo album, could he be singing about deserting them?

Downie doesn't smile that easily, but a wry grin crosses his face. "This is the last bit of due diligence that I didn't do. Thinking, 'Oh, right--it could be construed that way.' There's no perfect title, I guess. But no. If that were the case, it's hardly the way I would do it. It's a bit cold."
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#27

This is actually two totally different parts he is talking about here
Shane Kroeker Wrote:"As I'm fond of calling it: The Great White Plan B." Downie says.
This part he is talking about Deserters Paradise: Canada. A term for desertion drawn from Evan S. Connell's biography of General Custer.

Shane Kroeker Wrote:what about The Tragically Hip? As this is a solo album, could he be singing about deserting them?
Downie doesn't smile that easily, but a wry grin crosses his face. "This is the last bit of due diligence that I didn't do. Thinking, 'Oh, right--it could be construed that way.
Now in this part he is talking about the album title The Grand Bounce and thinking about how it could be construed as bouncing away from the
Hip

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#28

Tthip Wrote:This is actually two totally different parts he is talking about here
Shane Kroeker Wrote:"As I'm fond of calling it: The Great White Plan B." Downie says.
This part he is talking about Deserters Paradise: Canada. A term for desertion drawn from Evan S. Connell's biography of General Custer.

Shane Kroeker Wrote:what about The Tragically Hip? As this is a solo album, could he be singing about deserting them?
Downie doesn't smile that easily, but a wry grin crosses his face. "This is the last bit of due diligence that I didn't do. Thinking, 'Oh, right--it could be construed that way.
Now in this part he is talking about the album title The Grand Bounce and thinking about how it could be construed as bouncing away from the
Hip

This was the only article reference I could find to the "Plan B" associated with Grand Bounce. However, I heard an interview on the radio where he specifically referred "a grand bounce" to being a back-up plan...
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#29

Shane Kroeker Wrote:
Tthip Wrote:This is actually two totally different parts he is talking about here
Shane Kroeker Wrote:"As I'm fond of calling it: The Great White Plan B." Downie says.
This part he is talking about Deserters Paradise: Canada. A term for desertion drawn from Evan S. Connell's biography of General Custer.

Shane Kroeker Wrote:what about The Tragically Hip? As this is a solo album, could he be singing about deserting them?
Downie doesn't smile that easily, but a wry grin crosses his face. "This is the last bit of due diligence that I didn't do. Thinking, 'Oh, right--it could be construed that way.
Now in this part he is talking about the album title The Grand Bounce and thinking about how it could be construed as bouncing away from the
Hip

This was the only article reference I could find to the "Plan B" associated with Grand Bounce. However, I heard an interview on the radio where he specifically referred "a grand bounce" to being a back-up plan...

I thought there was an interview somewhere where he said that The Grand Bounce was a euphemism for death...

Jeff

June 21, 2003 Toronto, ON: SkyDome
July 1, 2004 Toronto, ON: Molson Amphitheatre
November 26, 2004 Toronto, ON: Air Canada Centre
June 24, 2006 Toronto, ON: Historic Fort York
May 10, 2007 Indianapolis, IN: The Vogue
July 14, 2011 Edmonton, AB: Northlands Festival Site
June 30, 2012 Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON: The Commons at Butler's Barracks
January 23, 2013 Edmonton, AB: Rexall Place
July 28, 2016 Edmonton, AB: Rexall Place
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#30

i thought perhaps he'd stopped by the grand to dance on a sudbury saturday night, haha, but then he realized it was ashithole so he bounced, muahahahaha
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