I just added two more songs to the list. I forgot Summer and Heaven!
anywhoo...my concert pics, no matter how horrible, are up on Hip Archive and so are my "encounter" pics.
I remembered something else from that night. When Gord introduced Josephine. He said something like "It's not just about anyone named Josephine, she was an activist" or actress..or something like that. anyone else get a clear hear on what he said?
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Does anyone have the full setlist in order for this show? It still hasn't been posted on thehip.com.
Thanks
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That's it. The wife's brother grabbed one from Billy who was tossing them off the stage at the end of the show.
However, after Nautical, Gord started taking about Gus the Polar Bear, and that's when Paul came over, smiled, and nodded down to the setlist.
So, after Nautical, they played Gus, then Springtime, then Makeshift to Meridian and on to the rest. I think I remember that correctly.
Kind of a bummer that we missed out on Looking... we did see Billy make that change before the show.
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From <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.thehip.com">www.thehip.com</a><!-- w -->:
Setlist - Northern Lights, Albany, NY Oct 21, 2004
You're Everywhere
Fully, Completely
My Music @ Work
It Can't Be Nashville Every Night
Lake Fever
Summer's Killing Us
Courage
Bobcaygeon
Nautical Disaster
Gus: The Polar Bear From Central Park
Springtime In Vienna
As Makeshift As We Are
At The Hundredth Meridian
Goodnight Josephine
Poets
New Orleans Is Sinking
1st Encore:
Vaccination Scar
Ahead By A Century
Fireworks
2nd Encore:
Heaven Is A Better Place Today
Blow At High Dough
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Great show... loved it... Just thought the crowd was a little too rambunctious... maybe I'm just getting too old, but there was too many "Oh, my friend's just right up here" moments.... I don't mind, I can see over most people, but my 5'4" little sister was having problems.... I mean seriously, other girls kicking her legs during the show?!
Funny moment though... the show was in a strip mall, there was also an RV dealership outside the mall... so there's a bunch of RVs parked there... so, my little sis is in the washroom, and hears a bunch of girls talking about how there are SOOO many Canadians there... and the one girls says "I know... did you see all the RVs out there!"...
Loved Gord's apologizing... "Sorry about that, my ears were filled with water.... but they say an entertainer should never apologize - so fuck you!"....
Loved Lake Fever....
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Whats with those numbers beside the songs on the setlists? Are they tempos? Obviously ABAC and Lake Fever have pre-recorded drum loops in the background, thus 'loop' is written, but do any of the boys have metronomes in there ears?
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I've never seen a setlist with those numbers either?? what does it all mean scooby?
I'm glad your first hip show was awesome Wendy...Burlingotn was simply unforgettable. And, there are people your own age making absolute fools of themselves at hip shows too. <<me>> I had a backstage pass and was so histarically into the evening <<drunk>> that the door man looked at me and simply said "no", then pointed off in the distance...I couldn't care less.
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thipfan73, like everyone else on the board, I'm glad that you had a great time at the show and I'm sure that you can understand even more why so many of us have gone to great lengths to see them 30 time or more. I do have to comment on one of your remarks ...
"Gord D needs to cut his hair again, he's lookin a bit shaggy. He was of course really baked"
It may come as a surprise to you, as it did to me, that Gord is usually not "baked". The first time I saw them, I was convinced that he was tripping on some really great acid, but when we spoke after the show, he was very much together and in fact, low key and not at all "baked". Since that time I have spent quite a bit of time with the guys backstage, on the bus, and in hotel rooms, and while they are not Boy Scouts and enjoy a little party, I can say that I've never seen any of them "baked" (despite my best efforts or my ability to keep up with them).
My point is this. What you see when you watch Gord contorting on stage is a true conscious performance, not a drunken or drugged artist letting the altered state do the work ala Jim Morrison. He may have a little "glow" on, but what you see on stage is all Gordie. Maybe his twisted alter ego, but still, all Gordie.
Glad you enjoyed the show. Welcome to the club.