[sean.bonner]

Happy April everybody! We're back!

I am tinkering this, and we will now be featuring a show every month instead of random weeks.

Hipbaser Joshwayy selected this show. The show he selected is....

1996-11-29 - Kanata, Ontario - Paul's Arena


Setlist: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.thehip.com/shows/733/">http://www.thehip.com/shows/733/</a><!-- m -->

The show can be downloaded using the following link:

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Here is what Hipbaser Joshwayy had to say about his selection

Recorded shortly after the Live Between us in Detroit, this is one of my favorites. The band was touring in support of Hen House and was firing on all cylinders. Highlights for me are the opener Gift Shop, a crazy long 15 minute rant filled Meridian (The wreck of low inome housing!), Don't Wake Daddy, Wheat Kings, Nautical (Sharks guitar solo) and a personal favs Escape is at Hand (which may have been been known as Stereo at he time) and Inevitability of Death which in my opinion is a perfect song featuring the varying talents of the band both lyrically, vocally, and stylistacally. I so wanted this to be the last song they played at the final show...

Enjoy. Long live das Hips!

Two of these songs were featured on 'Liveponymous' the live version of the 'Hipeponymous' release which I had a lot of fun putting together with a little help from my friends here at the base.

[Tthip]

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[ikky99]

Happy April everybody! We're back!

I am tinkering this, and we will now be featuring a show every month instead of random weeks.

Hipbaser Joshwayy selected this show. The show he selected is....

1996-11-29 - Kanata, Ontario - Paul's Arena


Setlist: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.thehip.com/shows/733/">http://www.thehip.com/shows/733/</a><!-- m -->

The show can be downloaded using the following link:

<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0Bw93T0mNqQzpYXduZi1TZFgzZG8">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... i1TZFgzZG8</a><!-- m -->

Here is what Hipbaser Joshwayy had to say about his selection

Recorded shortly after the Live Between us in Detroit, this is one of my favorites. The band was touring in support of Hen House and was firing on all cylinders. Highlights for me are the opener Gift Shop, a crazy long 15 minute rant filled Meridian (The wreck of low inome housing!), Don't Wake Daddy, Wheat Kings, Nautical (Sharks guitar solo) and a personal favs Escape is at Hand (which may have been been known as Stereo at he time) and Inevitability of Death which in my opinion is a perfect song featuring the varying talents of the band both lyrically, vocally, and stylistacally. I so wanted this to be the last song they played at the final show...

Enjoy. Long live das Hips!

Two of these songs were featured on 'Liveponymous' the live version of the 'Hipeponymous' release which I had a lot of fun putting together with a little help from my friends here at the base.

Beauty! Thanks very much!

[sean.bonner]

How the hell does an audience recording from 1996 sound so crisp and clear?

[Tthip]

How the hell does an audience recording from 1996 sound so crisp and clear?

I have not listened to the above version mentioned lately, yet, but this night and the previous night had soundboard via analog releases.

[britstones]

I have not listened to the above version mentioned lately, yet, but this night and the previous night had soundboard via analog releases.

Does anyone have copies of those soundboards?

And yes, the audience recording is pretty sweet from what I've sampled so far.

[Scotty12]

Loving my first listen of this pick. Excited to spin it a few more times and get more familiar.

As mentioned, the sound is incredible.
(Sound that makes the headphones edible
Awake, affiliated and indelible)

Is this the best meridian of all time? If not, it surely deserves an honorable mention.

Inevitability of Death which in my opinion is a perfect song featuring the varying talents of the band both lyrically, vocally, and stylistacally. I so wanted this to be the last song they played at the final show...

Enjoy. Long live das Hips!

Two of these songs were featured on 'Liveponymous' the live version of the 'Hipeponymous' release which I had a lot of fun putting together with a little help from my friends here at the base.

IOD as final song crossed my mind back when we were speculating on what the final song of the tour may be. Another baser posted world container, which I never would have thought of, and that was an interesting choice that probably would have brought the waterworks.

I wanted them to play the song that meant the most to them, and not feel the pressure to close with a crowd pleaser. Perhaps it would be way off the map, something from the EP Last American Exit or Small town bringdown to have things "full circle." Maybe ABAC was the song that meant the most to them?

Fantastic memories either way

[sean.bonner]

That Meridian hock: hock:

[GumStuck24]

Thanks! Building a playlist for an upcoming road trip....

[kieffer]

Such a killer version of Fire in the Hole.

This is a great show, one that I stumbled across years ago, and was a lot of fun to revisit.

[mark]

great show ... nice to hear Gord singing and not just yelling the words.

[sean.bonner]

I've been listening to this all month long. Amazing show.

[joshwayy]

Man it was awhile ago that I suggested this and I just got a new ride so I've been playing this loud on my commute...'96 was a good year.

[sean.bonner]

10/10 Selection!

Will get our next show for the Month of May up by the end of the day!

[britstones]

This really is a fantastic recording and a great show! I wish more shows sounded this good.