The Tragically Hip official Thread 2009******
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Thanks for the heads up, just ordered one of each! I went to a Calgary and Edmonton show on that last tour, and am looking forward to framing the stubs with these posters like I do for my PJ shows.Happy Canada Day!!! 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 f0
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This is from an interview last night with Sirius XM the surviving members did.0
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toolie said:This is from an interview last night with Sirius XM the surviving members did.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0
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willbarclay said:Just an Fyi, Hip posters back in the shop. Only the 2 from the last tour but still...Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0
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to steal a line from jason...it gets easier, but it never gets easy0
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helplessdancer said:to steal a line from jason...it gets easier, but it never gets easy0
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Hip fans, check out this cool page that, in part, honors Gord Downie- very cool!And, if interested, check out the Artists Against Racism thread in AMT.
"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
My posters from the 2016 tour just arrived - the bus one is awesome. Can't wait to get them framed and on the wall!
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toolie said:My posters from the 2016 tour just arrived - the bus one is awesome. Can't wait to get them framed and on the wall!Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0
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Nice tidbit in today’s email, lol!
"The world is full of idiots and I am but one of them."
10-30-1991 Toronto, Toronto 1 & 2 2016, Toronto 20220 -
it's really sad that it took gord's death to make them stop for a second and take a dip into the archives. would have been awesome to have some old material for anniversary box sets and have them perform some never before heard tracks.
still very excited about this though!Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
I’m stoked for that little nugget. Can’t wait to see what comes out of these!!0
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man, the Hip merch train really is in full swing. gives me a strange feeling.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0
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Ya I hear that. Adirondack chairs? They seem to be badging everything they can.Post edited by toolie on0
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I imagine it's tough on the surviving members of the band and Gord Downie's family. The Hip were big in Canada, but not so big anywhere else. There's only so many places to play here, and how many times you can tour them. I'm guessing they had a decent amount of money, but maybe not a lifetime supply of it? Now, trying to find other ways to generate cash flow? That's going to be hard, live shows is the best way to earn a living
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Zod said:I imagine it's tough on the surviving members of the band and Gord Downie's family. The Hip were big in Canada, but not so big anywhere else. There's only so many places to play here, and how many times you can tour them. I'm guessing they had a decent amount of money, but maybe not a lifetime supply of it? Now, trying to find other ways to generate cash flow? That's going to be hard, live shows is the best way to earn a livingYour boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0
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All the albums are up in 24bit FLAC now. HD Tracks, 7Digital, Qobuz... decent sale going now too.
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brianlux said:Hip fans, check out this cool page that, in part, honors Gord Downie- very cool!And, if interested, check out the Artists Against Racism thread in AMT.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0
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HughFreakingDillon said:Zod said:I imagine it's tough on the surviving members of the band and Gord Downie's family. The Hip were big in Canada, but not so big anywhere else. There's only so many places to play here, and how many times you can tour them. I'm guessing they had a decent amount of money, but maybe not a lifetime supply of it? Now, trying to find other ways to generate cash flow? That's going to be hard, live shows is the best way to earn a livingThey did, but they could only play big venues in Canada and usually only in the big cities. Even then, I saw them do theatre shows here and there in Canada. There's only so many places to play here. Most of the time outside of Canada was playing theatres and clubs. I feel like they made a modest amount of cash, but not on the same level of bands who can play arenas/stadiums worldwide.It is rough seeing bands hawk merch, but the thing bands make the least amount of money on now is music, which is even sadder
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Zod said:HughFreakingDillon said:Zod said:I imagine it's tough on the surviving members of the band and Gord Downie's family. The Hip were big in Canada, but not so big anywhere else. There's only so many places to play here, and how many times you can tour them. I'm guessing they had a decent amount of money, but maybe not a lifetime supply of it? Now, trying to find other ways to generate cash flow? That's going to be hard, live shows is the best way to earn a livingThey did, but they could only play big venues in Canada and usually only in the big cities. Even then, I saw them do theatre shows here and there in Canada. There's only so many places to play here. Most of the time outside of Canada was playing theatres and clubs. I feel like they made a modest amount of cash, but not on the same level of bands who can play arenas/stadiums worldwide.It is rough seeing bands hawk merch, but the thing bands make the least amount of money on now is music, which is even sadderYour boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0
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