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Tour Stats So Far
#16

Tthip Wrote:Could you imagine if they play every song from every album at least once?
And then re-release their entire catalog with live versions in place of the studio tracks.
Day For Night - Live
Trouble At The Henhouse - Live
Etc...

I remember talking about something similar on alt.music.th way back when. That an interesting concept would be to have the band's favourite live version of each song put into a live release of each album. There would be some epic tracks for sure!

I'm hopeful WATS gets broken out in Ottawa - they cancelled the Halifax show on that tour so I've never heard any of those live. Too much to ask for The Depression Suite I would guess.

Shane
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#17

This site seems to keep good stats on the tours http://tragicallyhiptour.blogspot.ca/
Unless there is something that mine add to it I'll just let this site speak for stats.
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#18

sherpa Wrote:Chris do you do the blogspot your stat site? I wasn't sure if it was going to be updated. If so do you want to post here as well? Probably don't need two different sets of identical info.

The blogspot site is not me. I see you posted a link to it. Thanks for that!

ct
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#19

Yup amazing variety, thanks for the list(s).
Couldn't help but notice, 1st 6 albums 9/6, next 6 are 3/0 (regular sets/encore sets).

at least a dozen shows - Montreal - Ste.Adele - Verdun ARA - Highgate ARA - Kanata - Sugarbush - Portsmouth
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#20

updated
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#21

Does anyone find it odd that nothing has been played from "In Violet Light" thus far considering the way the setlists have been constructed? I also would have thought "Nautical Disaster" would have reared it's head by now, alongside "Locked in the Trunk of a Car"- granted, both are staples, but they haven't shied away from playing the big songs while they treat us to so many wonderful deep cuts from their catalog.

As I watched the first setlists unfold, I thought perhaps a pattern would emerge that we would sort of be able to predict with regards to what albums would be represented night to night. That doesn't seem to be the case, and I, for one, am glad of that. I like that the band is playing the selections from the new record early in the set- I think the casual fan is more likely to pay attention to the new songs after they get a chunk of early material right at the start of the show. Overall, the song selection has been impeccable. Still, whither IVL?
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#22

whiteknux Wrote:Does anyone find it odd that nothing has been played from "In Violet Light" thus far considering the way the setlists have been constructed? I also would have thought "Nautical Disaster" would have reared it's head by now, alongside "Locked in the Trunk of a Car"- granted, both are staples, but they haven't shied away from playing the big songs while they treat us to so many wonderful deep cuts from their catalog.
I think Locked was played in Vancouver. Source: http://www.setlist.fm/stats/songs/the-tr...k+of+a+Car

I remember reading one time that the band, or at least one member (Rob?) doesn't care for IVL. It also ranks low on most fan's rankings. Not that surprising that they avoid it.
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#24

had a bit of time to do the stats for the 3 shows i went to last week and had 49 different songs out of 75 total. that kicks ass.

7/17/95-Craven
11/18/96-Saskatoon
7/21/97-Saskatoon
9/16/00-Winnipeg
11/24/00-Red Deer
07/14/02-Camrose
9/26/02-Edmonton
9/27/02-Edmonton
8/1/03-Kelowna
6/22/04-Edmonton
11/17/04-Edmonton
11/20/04-Saskatoon
10/28/06-Calgary
1/19/07-Regina
7/18/07-Saskatoon
6/22/08-Calgary
8/4/09-Saskatoon
9/14/09-Edmonton
9/19/09-Banff
7/14/11-Edmonton
1/23/13-Edmonton
7/6/13-Saskatoon
10/10/15-Houston
7/28/16-Edmonton
7/30/16-Edmonton
8/01/16-Calgary
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#25

bump

Kamloops Feb '95 ~ ARA Vancouver July '95 ~ Calgary Nov '96 ~ ARA Vancouver July '97 ~ Calgary (both shows) March '99 ~ Red Deer March '99
Calgary Nov '00 ~ Calgary (both shows) Sep '02 ~ Kelowna Aug '03 ~ Calgary Nov '04 - Calgary (2 of the 4 Mac Hall Shows) Oct '06
Kelowna July '07 ~ Penticton Aug '09 - Ottawa Sept '09 - Victoria July '12 - Vancouver (2nd Show) July '16
- Calgary (2nd Show) Aug '16
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#26

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#27

updated
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#28

70+ and counting....

Okay, so I am curious. What other band/artist does this? Pearl Jam or Springsteen? This is the big story if you ask me; not whether Gord is remembering lyrircs; or they are going to play more shows; or how tight they are playing.

They've played 70+ different songs during 8 shows!! This is epic.

I digress...what's left to play (within reason) - Nautical Disaster, Depression Suite, somthing from EP (Highway Girl), Here, in the Dark, Hot Mic.
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#29

Ween did three consecutive shows in New York recently where they never repeated a song and did over 30 songs each night. Not saying that makes Ween better. I love both bands.
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#30

in 2003, Pearl Jam played all of the songs they had rehearsed for the tour in a three-night run in Boston.
I think there was almost 100 songs over the three nights, if I remember correctly.
By night three, they realised they were behind schedule and had to do an acoustic pre-set before the opening band (sleater-kinney) to get all of the songs done!
class.
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