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day for night..it was "our" album....Virginia and myself...a love gone wrong eventually, sadly.i don't believe i'll ever get over her..and that album takes a personal turn every time i play it...
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Phantom Power. The album I cut my Hip teeth on. Why I heard "Fireworks" on American radio is, to this day, beyond me. Whatever, lucky me! I was looking for a new band, loved the song, and searched long and hard for the album. When I finally found it, I listened the hell out of it! Are there any bad songs on that album?
Up until World Container, it was my favoirte Hip album. Now it's a close second, followed by TTHH in a close third.
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I would have to say Fully Completely, it was my first Hip album and one of the first cd's I ever bought, its like an old friend. IVL is second, 2002 was one of the best summers ever and that album brings back alot of fun memories.
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For me, it's Phantom Power. I was 17 when it was released, and I learned it word-for-word over the course of a week that summer up at a family friend's cottage in Catchacoma, Ontario.
Each summer we'd venture into the closest town, Bobcaygeon, for groceries, and needless to say those trips into town took on a special meaning from that point on.
Fireworks was THE song for me that summer; I thought it was the greatest thing I had ever heard. It's lost a lot of its sparkle since then, but every time I hear it I'm taken back to the summer of '98.
Despite what a lot (the majority?) of Hipbasers might say, once the boys have called it a career I think we'll look back to see that Phantom Power was the last great album the Hip released.
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Hengelo Wrote:Despite what a lot (the majority?) of Hipbasers might say, once the boys have called it a career I think we'll look back to see that Phantom Power was the last great album the Hip released.
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Phantom Power has been there for me time and time again.
Music @ Work has gotten me through some of the longest nights at school.
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I'd have to say Up To Here. It's got less to do with the album than with where I was in my life at the time.
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Phantom Power. I'm sure I've mentioned it before (perhaps even in a very similar thread?) but it was the first Hip album I purchased. It reminds me of coming home from swim practice in the dead of winter, sweaty and frozen at the same time. Its a distinct feeling and, somehow, the music matches it perfectly.
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DFN, I think it's matched perfectly with a northern ontario winter.
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day for night
i was quite sick around the release, listened to it on cassette all the time, i think it really helped me back to good health
I had this dream where I relished the fray
and the screaming filled my head all day