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Tragically Hip

Started by Corleone, Dec 01, 2012, 12:42 AM

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Corleone

One of the most famous Canadian bands in Canada, not sure about outside of Canada.

They came out with a new album in October. And Now for Plan A. It's got some really good moments. Sounds like a mix of Johnny Cash and The Boss.

New songs:

At Transformation - The Tragically Hip

Now for Plan A - The Tragically Hip (Music Video 2012)



older songs

http://youtu.be/DbIZ1IuqCzU

http://youtu.be/agr_wTBvhJs



http://youtu.be/o6QDjDPRF5c

bewareofrats

I hate this band.  Mostly because the singer is absolutely terrible.  It's unfortunate that they're known as one of Canada's main rock bands.
Open-minded?  Here's some short videos to challenge your thinking:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3B82C219AC3A6847

Jacob

I've heard Bobcageyon a few times and really like it. gonna have to listen to these other songs. I like the singer, he has a unique voice. I like em a bit odd like that.
pray nightfall release me
then i could wander, wander to deep sleep

rxjustine

Quote from: bewareofrats on Dec 02, 2012, 11:16 AM
I hate this band.  Mostly because the singer is absolutely terrible.

Ouch. I love Gord Downie. Not only do I dig his voice but I find him entertaining as hell onstage.

Favourite song would have to be Lake Fever.

Lake Fever - The Tragically Hip

sing blue silver

As a Canadian, I love the Hip. Hated them for a long time when I was young because I was "too cool" to listen to them but I've grown to really love them. Also they're so much fun live.

Nebontha

Always liked the Hip
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Motherfucking racists.

godin

I saw them headline the "Live @ Squamish" festival just North of Vancouver in the mountains/on the coast. Unreal time, and Gord Downie was a mad-man as usual. The Hip and Charles Bradley were probably the 2 best shows of that festival.
Dingus.

sing blue silver

I never expected this board to have any Hip fans. I'm glad to see it.

samson simpson