06-18-2006, 12:08 PM
Some aspiring Weakerthans fan shall take note of their setlist, yes???
Guelph Show...
06-18-2006, 12:27 PM
I'm so tempted to hop in the car and head to Guelph and try my luck at getting a ticket...
06-18-2006, 12:46 PM
Chris,
Brendan from Guelph has an extra ticket....call me
905-464-8370
Brendan from Guelph has an extra ticket....call me
905-464-8370
06-18-2006, 12:55 PM
thehip11 Wrote:Chris,I'd need two, and I need to convince my girlfriend....
Brendan from Guelph has an extra ticket....call me
905-464-8370
06-18-2006, 09:41 PM
AMAZING SHOW!!!
countdown to Stratford now...
:jump :jump :jump :jump :jump :jump
countdown to Stratford now...
:jump :jump :jump :jump :jump :jump
06-18-2006, 09:43 PM
twas really good...and Buck 65 then Weakerthens was a cool opener combination.
06-18-2006, 10:00 PM
Eldorado - last played 2002-11-14 germany.berlin
The Rules - last played 2000-11-01 united states.washington.seattle
Lionized - played once in 2004, but before that: 2000-12-21 canada.ontario.hamilton
Courage - last played 2006-06-17 united states.lewiston.new york
Exciting stuff.
The Rules - last played 2000-11-01 united states.washington.seattle
Lionized - played once in 2004, but before that: 2000-12-21 canada.ontario.hamilton
Courage - last played 2006-06-17 united states.lewiston.new york
Exciting stuff.
2004-12-03 - Saint John/2005-09-03 - Moncton/2006-06-30 - Charlottetown/2006-11-09/10 - Montreal/2007-09-11 - Fredericton/2007-09-13 - Halifax/2007-09-14 - Sydney/2007-09-15 - Charlottetown/2008-06-30 - Charlottetown/2009-05-01/02 - Montreal/2011-06-28 - Moncton/2011-06-30 - Charlottetown/2012-06-30 - Niagara-on-the-Lake/2013-02-01 - Moncton/2013-02-02 - Halifax/2015-01-10 - Toronto/2015-02-20 - Montreal/2015-07-17 - Ottawa/2016-08-18 - Ottawa/2016-08-20 - Kingston
06-18-2006, 11:56 PM
sean.bonner Wrote:Eldorado - last played 2002-11-14 germany.berlin
The Rules - last played 2000-11-01 united states.washington.seattle
Lionized - played once in 2004, but before that: 2000-12-21 canada.ontario.hamilton
Courage - last played 2006-06-17 united states.lewiston.new york
Exciting stuff.
Whats so interesting about the fact that courage was played yesterday?
06-19-2006, 08:33 AM
beanmedic Wrote:sean.bonner Wrote:Eldorado - last played 2002-11-14 germany.berlin
The Rules - last played 2000-11-01 united states.washington.seattle
Lionized - played once in 2004, but before that: 2000-12-21 canada.ontario.hamilton
Courage - last played 2006-06-17 united states.lewiston.new york
Exciting stuff.
Whats so interesting about the fact that courage was played yesterday?
one of these things do not belong lol!
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06-19-2006, 08:44 AM
From teh local newspaper...
Tragically Hip fans prove they're loyal to the cause
Tickets for Guelph Lake concert sold out long in advance of last night's performance
MAGDA KONIECZNA
ASHLEY CAMARA, SPECIAL TO THE MERCURY
Gord Downie, lead singer of the Tragically Hip, performs with the group at Guelph Lake's Hillside community stage last night.
GUELPH (Jun 19, 2006)
In many ways, it was so very typically Canadian.
Until you were right there, you didn't know there was a concert going on. There was no throng of cars to follow, and few rambunctious fans.
A couple of lackadaisical scalpers set up on lawn chairs were the only thing betraying the fact the 5,000 tickets for last night's Tragically Hip concert at Guelph Lake had been snapped up earlier this year in just half an hour.
That's not to say that once you were there, the fans weren't ecstatic.
One ticketless group sat just across the water from the show, close enough to hear everything but see nothing.
The guys in the group were taking off their shirts and getting ready to swim across.
When asked why it was worth the dip, they looked shocked.
"You're Canadian?" asked Marian Lucic. "Then you don't have to ask.
"It's the same reason you break the ice to go into the water, or go winter camping or swimming on the May 24th weekend," he said.
"It represents every time you sat around the camp fire and sang songs."
They had come to Guelph Lake straight from a canoe trip at Algonquin Park, hoping to catch some of the music, which also included The Weakerthans and Buck 65, coming from the Hillside community stage.
And they were ready to do anything to get in.
They saw someone leaving who had a wristband pass and asked her if they could have it. But when they couldn't peel it off, they decided instead it might just be late enough in the concert that they could sneak in.
Their low-key sentiment was reflected in the ticket-holding crowd. They were there to chat and hang out and just drink in the music.
The crowd was eclectic -- young and old, parents with their children, young couples and true fan club members, decked out in matching tour T-shirts.
Part way through the show, lead singer Gord Downey himself took time to wish a couple of the fans a happy 50th wedding anniversary.
And as the black clouds released a bit of a drizzle, fans wrapped themselves in blankets, sat underneath tents or trucks. But it didn't sway their focus on the music and did little to deter those who had rowed boats out into the water and were enjoying the show from there.
Despite the low-key nature of the show, fans were adamant about the group's Canadian-ness.
"It's like the anthem of Canada," said Liz Vanstone, who'd come from Listowel to see the concert.
"It's so Canadian -- you can sing along to every song."
Ryan Sneddon had to take the evening off work to be there. If he hadn't gotten the time off, he probably still would've sneaked out.
"I can get another job, but I can't see the Hip in Guelph again," he said.
And although many were devoted fans, few were as devoted as Christie Jamieson.
She's seen the Hip 30 times, sometimes buying tickets to concerts at the same venue three nights in a row.
"We just went to Mexico for a week, and I was more excited about seeing the Hip," she gushed.
She's a member of every radio station in the area so she can get presale tickets. She's already got tickets for next weekend's Toronto show, and for the Hip's concert in Stratford in September.
"It's a bit of a sickness," explained her friend, Scott Maile. But he's a fan himself.
"It's got that summer feel," he said. "In the dead of winter, you hear a Hip song and feel 'I should be having a barbecue on the patio.' "
And he loves the crowd.
"It's not a common thing to have stabbings or shootings at a Hip show. Maybe too much drinking -- but even so they don't get aggressive, just pass out under a tree."
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Tragically Hip fans prove they're loyal to the cause
Tickets for Guelph Lake concert sold out long in advance of last night's performance
MAGDA KONIECZNA
ASHLEY CAMARA, SPECIAL TO THE MERCURY
Gord Downie, lead singer of the Tragically Hip, performs with the group at Guelph Lake's Hillside community stage last night.
GUELPH (Jun 19, 2006)
In many ways, it was so very typically Canadian.
Until you were right there, you didn't know there was a concert going on. There was no throng of cars to follow, and few rambunctious fans.
A couple of lackadaisical scalpers set up on lawn chairs were the only thing betraying the fact the 5,000 tickets for last night's Tragically Hip concert at Guelph Lake had been snapped up earlier this year in just half an hour.
That's not to say that once you were there, the fans weren't ecstatic.
One ticketless group sat just across the water from the show, close enough to hear everything but see nothing.
The guys in the group were taking off their shirts and getting ready to swim across.
When asked why it was worth the dip, they looked shocked.
"You're Canadian?" asked Marian Lucic. "Then you don't have to ask.
"It's the same reason you break the ice to go into the water, or go winter camping or swimming on the May 24th weekend," he said.
"It represents every time you sat around the camp fire and sang songs."
They had come to Guelph Lake straight from a canoe trip at Algonquin Park, hoping to catch some of the music, which also included The Weakerthans and Buck 65, coming from the Hillside community stage.
And they were ready to do anything to get in.
They saw someone leaving who had a wristband pass and asked her if they could have it. But when they couldn't peel it off, they decided instead it might just be late enough in the concert that they could sneak in.
Their low-key sentiment was reflected in the ticket-holding crowd. They were there to chat and hang out and just drink in the music.
The crowd was eclectic -- young and old, parents with their children, young couples and true fan club members, decked out in matching tour T-shirts.
Part way through the show, lead singer Gord Downey himself took time to wish a couple of the fans a happy 50th wedding anniversary.
And as the black clouds released a bit of a drizzle, fans wrapped themselves in blankets, sat underneath tents or trucks. But it didn't sway their focus on the music and did little to deter those who had rowed boats out into the water and were enjoying the show from there.
Despite the low-key nature of the show, fans were adamant about the group's Canadian-ness.
"It's like the anthem of Canada," said Liz Vanstone, who'd come from Listowel to see the concert.
"It's so Canadian -- you can sing along to every song."
Ryan Sneddon had to take the evening off work to be there. If he hadn't gotten the time off, he probably still would've sneaked out.
"I can get another job, but I can't see the Hip in Guelph again," he said.
And although many were devoted fans, few were as devoted as Christie Jamieson.
She's seen the Hip 30 times, sometimes buying tickets to concerts at the same venue three nights in a row.
"We just went to Mexico for a week, and I was more excited about seeing the Hip," she gushed.
She's a member of every radio station in the area so she can get presale tickets. She's already got tickets for next weekend's Toronto show, and for the Hip's concert in Stratford in September.
"It's a bit of a sickness," explained her friend, Scott Maile. But he's a fan himself.
"It's got that summer feel," he said. "In the dead of winter, you hear a Hip song and feel 'I should be having a barbecue on the patio.' "
And he loves the crowd.
"It's not a common thing to have stabbings or shootings at a Hip show. Maybe too much drinking -- but even so they don't get aggressive, just pass out under a tree."
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06-19-2006, 09:32 AM
Well...here's the bra being thrown on stage right before Fire in the Hole:
http://hipbase.com/gallery/main.php?g2_v...2fc67e7ac5
http://hipbase.com/gallery/main.php?g2_v...2fc67e7ac5
06-19-2006, 09:39 AM
ELDORADO and BRA's being tossed onstage... THIS IS MY KINDA TOUR !
06-19-2006, 12:57 PM
Cpt. Trips Wrote:Well...here's the bra being thrown on stage right before Fire in the Hole:
http://hipbase.com/gallery/main.php?g2_v...2fc67e7ac5
That picture was taken just to the left of where I was standing. I'm hope my tall ass didn't get your way.
06-19-2006, 01:11 PM
lilbones Wrote:Some aspiring Weakerthans fan shall take note of their setlist, yes???
Setlist, sort of in order:
Our Retired Explorer
Watermark
The Reasons
Benediction - with guest vocalist
Civil Twilight - new song "for bus drivers"
Utilities - John K. Samson has performed this on CBC radio solo
Aside
Left And Leaving
Plea From A Cat Named Virtute
Manifest
I think I'm missing another one or two. Someone can fill in the rest. Good set by The Weakerthans.
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