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Hahaha, yeah and that was after I had 45 minutes to calm down. :mrgreen: I remember when they were into Bobcaygeon and I looked all around me, 365 degrees, and there were lighters lit everywhere, and thought this is the closest i've ever felt to a religious experience. Gave me goosebumps, just took in the whole atmosphere and the music. Funny thing too, I was so revved up when I got home, I checked ticketbastard to see if there were tickets left for the Sask show, and there were, I decided that maybe driving 8 hours one way might be a bad idea in an old car, anyways I sure was super psyched. :thumb:
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I Thought Friday's show was awesome. On a sour note, security didn't want to let me in with my camcorder. I tried half heartedly to ask to speak to a crew member but the security guy told me I had to check in my camcorder. I would go into more detail but if I think about it too much I get quite insensed(sic) as I have been waiting to film a Tragically Hip show for a few years now. At my last opportunity my camcorder broke down on the day of the show.
So anyway, I did check a camcorder in, but there is more than one way to skin a cat and so the show was filmed. If the person that shot some of the show can contact me, I would love to do a two cam. Anyone else that may have filmed the show, or any of the other shows on the tour, please let me know and we can trade.
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I forgot to mention how great Locked was. Definitly a highlight. :thumb:
As for missing the Pink moon bit.... I'm really pissed at that, I fully blame the jackasses behind me as I recall trying to reason with them during ABAC (one of many times) I'll have to get a copy of the show to hear it again.
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Those pictures aren't as bad as you say. Thanks for posting.
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I've been too busy then sick to be able to chime in on a great show.
I thought Gord was really on, as was the rest of the band. Seemed to be really into it which was great. I liked the setlist, although I thought Edmonton might have been better.
Crowd around me seemed really into it, but with those seats how could you not be? Hi to Billy, I never got to say hi other than getting by you to go to the can(I was wearing the white hip jersey and apologising). On the other side I was entertained by big drunk guy wearing a purple hip jersey who kept spilling his beer. I saw no problems other than a female security guard who tried to decapitate a poor girl for trying to flash her boobies (is this a crime now?) and a lot of reefer smoke, which for the first time was a lot thicker than cigarette smoke (which one is a crime again?)
The show had a great finish, with long time running and Bones, although I thought they should've swapped out Copenhagen for pretty much anything else, a new song during an encore is sort of anticlimactic, a slower one even more so.
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Locked was the greatest thing I have ever seen. A close second was Gords rap in the middle of 100th Meridian. Amazing, amazing night!
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Long time lurker, first time poster.
"Tell the world... tell the world how you keep the Bow River so clean. Goodnight"
I was in a box stage left about the blue line with a group of uninitiated Hip fans. Amazing.
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First time poster, long time Hip fan :-)
The Calgary show was my first Hip concert, and I hope to see them again sometime. We saw REM two days beforehand, and I was surprised that the crowd seemed so unexcited. The guy next to me sat through the whole concert with his hands on his knees! On the other hand, the Hip audience was so infectious and great. I loved how everyone was screaming the words. Next time I'll get better seats...my brother and I were stuck up way high, whereas my husband had managed to get us club seats for REM. It was darn weird how I felt the concrete bounce under my feet!