07-22-2010, 01:04 AM
I was visiting A Museum After Dark tonight trying to steal a line from an old Phantom Power rant called "Absolutes," which I'm really hoping I'm not making up or remembering as something it isn't. I remember the one line "I tell my friends the truth and everyone else can go to hell." Maybe I'm thinking a different rant. Maybe it's just disappeared. Regardless...
So I've decided to get sidetracked and re-read the entire "unreleased Hip songs" portion of Museum - and stumble upon this:
I'm wondering if any more light can be shed upon this - or more importantly, does a recording exist anywhere? I have the GD and the Rheos version from the late 90s, but if there's a fully band version of this, specifically one that actually pre-dates Miss America (one of the greatest Canadian albums of all time), I would really love to hear it.
Cheers,
Pat
So I've decided to get sidetracked and re-read the entire "unreleased Hip songs" portion of Museum - and stumble upon this:
Quote:To Cry About: Mary Margaret O'Hara Cover. Driven by Davis Manning on saxaphone. Gord later performed a live version with The Rheostatics for a radio special. (Thanks to Shane Kroeker)
I'm wondering if any more light can be shed upon this - or more importantly, does a recording exist anywhere? I have the GD and the Rheos version from the late 90s, but if there's a fully band version of this, specifically one that actually pre-dates Miss America (one of the greatest Canadian albums of all time), I would really love to hear it.
Cheers,
Pat