Long Time Running - Documentary - Tragically Hip Last Tour - Part 4 

It's obvious to me watching this whole documentary that the love is all around Gord and the band and that there is a sixth full member: the audience! What a wonderful journey in their music and all kind of emotions Thank you...

I appreciate the connection you are feeling to this story through your relationship with your friend. I hope he can achieve remission.

I'm Canadian. I lived in New Hampshire for the last show in Kingston. I sat at home and watched and wept and missed home (Canada)😢

To realize the scope of the night the final concert was played, I think you had to be in Canada. Everyone I know watched that show. You’re right Rory. It was a night of celebrating Gord. I watched it in a packed bar. We almost drove to Kingston to join the street party. If we weren’t so loaded we would have done it. It was a coast to coast party.

There's an old saying: "Don't mourn that it's over, celebrate that it happened". That's just what we did. We weren't mourning, we were celebrating that we had this band, that they were ours.

After this final HIP tour, Gord also did one last national television interview with Peter Mansbridge where he discussed everything including his terminal condition, and also his last project called 'The Secret Path' which includes an album/book/animated documentary and live solo performances. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-i51CPPminbM.html After 'The Secret Path' solo performances, Gord was then honoured by the Assembly of First Nations in 2016 with a Lakota spirit name, Wicapi Omani, which translates to "Man Who Walks Among The Stars," along with an eagle feather / star blanket ceremony for his work that spotlighted the horrific impact of the 'Residential School' government system. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SoWRY9GRToQ.html Thanks so much for reacting to The HIP Rory!! You're a musical troubadour!

That's rough about your friend. Hang in there. Thanks for sharing.

Justin Trudeau, Tyrant, lol, not!

i watched the last show in Canada....❤ Canadians coming together & watching a genius singer for the last time.😢

That was an awesome documentary!! Made me laugh and cry, What a incredible band and Gordie Downie was an amazing front man!! RIP 😇💝🌹The Last performance is going to be a very very hard one to watch, im crying like a baby for this one. Awesome reaction Rory i hope you are feeling ok, your last few videos you seem pretty tired. Sorry, being a worried mom person. Thank You for watching the rest of this! I looked forward every day watching your awesome videos. Nala is getting so big!! Sending hugs and good vibes always!! 😊💓🤘✌️

Crying now as I watch your review.

Did you say Trudeau was a tyrant? Pro or against, that's funny! 😂

That was a beautiful farewell to Gordie and the band with the fans there giving so much love. The whole documentory was amazing and it was heartwarming to see the backstage scenes of him getting ready with his scarf matching his socks...lol...the whole thing was wonderfully shot and the band and Gordie will be missed....

Bobby Orr was to a previous generation of Canadians what David Beckham was to a latter generation of Britons.

It was a joy to watch you view our band on their final journey. I was in attendance at their final Hamilton show (Aug 16) and was also in the arena for the Kingston show. The emotions in the arena was unreal. I have been a lifelong Hip fan, met them a few times and listened to them constantly. My best friend was the person who brought the Canada flag that circulated the arena and covered my car at our KOA campsite the day before as we prepped for the show. I will never forget that show and the feelings that I had and continue to have. Every time I watch it, I get tears in my eyes. What a special band and what a special man. Thanks for sharing

“They can do no wrong”. They never did. It was just excellent album after excellent performance after excellent lives lived

For the Brits watching. When Gord says Bobby Or called him. And Gord told him that he loved him. Any Canadian man or woman wouldve said that. Bobby is is a legend. He is one of the Greatest Hockey Players to ever live.

I don’t think it’s that clear from the documentary, the 'blocking' of the stage was significant, they opened standing very close to each other, together as a unit and tight together as they had played in their earlier days on tiny dive bar stages. The lighting is restricted to the small portion of the stage they are on, later as the show continued the lighting and blocking expanded, with the team spread across a huge stage, there were a couple of changes like that. It was almost as if whatever stage of their careers you may have discovered them at, there they were as you remembered them.

Like it or not, we were watching over you guys.

And he's still PM,

Trudeau Tyrant ????

Tyrant, eh? This dude feeds on Rupert Murdoch. 🙄

Yes he did turn out to be a tyrant. And he didn't keep his promise to Gord.

Trudeau a tyrant ????? Where did you hear that!! Lol