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CBC in talks to broadcast Hip's 'final show'
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It may have been mentioned elsewhere, but I thought this deserved it's own post - CBC in talks to broadcast 'final' Hip show: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.cbc.ca/news/arts/tragically-hip-kingston-broadcast-cbc-1.3609414">http://www.cbc.ca/news/arts/tragically- ... -1.3609414</a><!-- m -->
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#2

Very cool! Will not substitute actually being there for me, but very awesome that this will most likely happen!
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#3

Awesome! I've heard there are no cameras allowed so this will be my memento from the concert. This is great.

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#4

I hope it's professionally recorded, one way or the other, so people can put their damn iPhones down and enjoy the show.
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#5

This is great and all but I'd rather see the band put out something professional to document these shows. At least one good video recording and hopefully all shows available for audio download. I don't see that they have anything to lose at this point.
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thechubb44 Wrote:This is great and all but I'd rather see the band put out something professional to document these shows. At least one good video recording and hopefully all shows available for audio download. I don't see that they have anything to lose at this point.

If this is indeed their last tour, something tells me we're gonna see a lot of new Hip material being released over the next few years that has never seen the light of day, whether it be unreleased/b-sides or live material. Of course all of us are hoping and praying that Gord will still be with us for a long while yet and we'll see another new Hip album surface eventually. And yea, an official document of this tour would be pretty awesome as well.
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carebread Wrote:Awesome! I've heard there are no cameras allowed so this will be my memento from the concert. This is great.

no cameras are you sure?
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#8

This would be amazing. If this was broadcast like from Kingston, I would think it would draw an unbelievable audience (right?). Show the concert live on Saturday night across the country (Stanley Cup should be over by then).

Of course, w/ CBC involved... it'll probably be a 1 hour special that airs 3 weeks later, and spends most of the time interviewing fans for their thoughts on what the Hip means to Canada, with short 90 second clips of half a song here & there.
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boot Wrote:Show the concert live on Saturday night across the country (Stanley Cup should be over by then).
God I hope the Stanley Cup would be over by then or that is one long ass overtime. :wink:

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boot Wrote:This would be amazing. If this was broadcast like from Kingston, I would think it would draw an unbelievable audience (right?). Show the concert live on Saturday night across the country (Stanley Cup should be over by then).

Of course, w/ CBC involved... it'll probably be a 1 hour special that airs 3 weeks later, and spends most of the time interviewing fans for their thoughts on what the Hip means to Canada, with short 90 second clips of half a song here & there.
Thats kind of what i worried about as well. I'd like to see it done as a live fundraiser without commercial interruption. Maybe with an 1800 number at the bottom of the screen the whole time for donations or something. It would be pretty amazing if it were broadcast live so that people across the country could all tune in and be a part of it.
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#11

Make it a PPV and donate the funds to Sunnybrook.
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#12

Would be great for the Hip to release select dates of the tour (maybe the Toronto 3 nights and Kingston) as a box set dvd/cd and have proceeds go to Cancer research/Gord's family.
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paintedbynumbers Wrote:Would be great for the Hip to release select dates of the tour (maybe the Toronto 3 nights and Kingston) as a box set dvd/cd and have proceeds go to Cancer research/Gord's family.

I'll settle for the Kingston show. It stands to be a truly historic document of one of the most significant acts - THE most significant act? - in Canadian history.
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#14

They should do it at movie theatres, similar to the WATS special, all money raised from ticket sales directly to cancer research. Then available on DVD, again with all money going directly to research.
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#15

If I can't get tickets, I will be outside waiting all day in case some get released. If not, I will be there even if its not set up for people outside to see.

Standing in the rain, with his head hung low
Couldn't get a ticket, it was a sold out show
Heard the roar of the crowd, he could picture the scene
Put his ear to the wall, then like a distant scream

He heard one guitar, just blew him away

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