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say you were in a tragically hip cover band and you wanted to learn a bunch of songs by other canadian artists that Hip fans would love to hear live....give me your list.
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headstones: unsound, tweeter and the monkey men, smile and wave
junkhouse: the sky is falling, praying for the rain
neil young: heart of gold, cinnamon girl, hey hey my my,
The Odds: Someone Who Is Cool
Big Sugar: Dear Mr. Fantasy
Sam Roberts: Brother Down, Don't Walk Away Eileen
Rush: Closer To The Heart
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matt mays-cocaine cowgirl
sam roberts-hard road
neil young-anything really
the watchmen-any day now, all uncovered
rush-closer to the heart (good call TDC)
i mother earth-one more astronaut, no coma
matt good-empty road, strange days, symbolistic white walls
big wreck-that song, blown wide open
hayden-bad as they seem
blue rodeo-rain on me, try, after the rain..and a million others, damn BR has an amazing catalogue of music.
treble charger-red
stompin tom connors-the hockey song
i could go on..but i wont.
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Most that I would suggest have already been covered...but for the sake of "majority rules"
1. Blue Rodeo
2. Sam Roberts
3. Neil Young
If you are in a band you obviously know that catering to your audience is the biggest thing...take a look around, gauge the crowd. If they're older, then throw in the Neil Young, maybe some BTO...more classic rock stuff. And if it's a younger crowd then maybe pull out some Pearl Jam, U2, Green Day or Sam Roberts.
I don't think I've covered anything earth-shattering here, but you asked for some help/advice and now you've got mine.
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like others above, i think watchmen & sam roberts are good choices