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@bucknekkid8234 Год назад

His onstage persona and offstage were so wildly different. He was like a posessed man on stage entranced by each song. Privately and in interviews, he was THE most humble, quiet, introspective and generous people according to anyone who interacted with him. All these things were said long before he passed away BTW - he was a legend and a musical monster but at his soul, he was a wonderful human who donated endless time and resources particularly to first nations causes that were close to his heart.

@warrenmay3600 5 месяцев назад

I “Fully Completely” agree

@princeofpcos9804 Год назад

Mandatory summertime listening in Canada

@loisr3970 Год назад

Another great Canadian band. Gordie had so much passion on stage. We loved them here at home. Unfortunately he got brain Camcer. Did the final tour so sick. Would come on stage and come alive. His memory was failing but would remember the songs. The sets he demanded they do!!!! So much respect for the man.... Had an amazing voice. Cheers

@davidedwards3838 11 месяцев назад

Throughout their career, they never really rehearsed their shows. They would just take the stage and let Grod by Gordie. But they did a lot of rehearsals for their final tour. Which makes all the sense on the world.

@obelisk21 Год назад

One of my favourite memories of the band was when they did a live show on TV in Canada. We have our own version of MTV called MuchMusic and they used to have a show back in the 80s and 90s called "Intimate and Interactive" in which bands would show up in the crammed MuchMusic studio space, they would stuff it with as many fans as they could fit, open some patio doors out onto the street which was also blocked off and stuffed with fans and let the band play live and take questions from the audience directly, over telephone or pre-recorded video. When the Hip did it someone from the local audience requested they play a song of theirs called Cordelia, Gord turned to the band and asked everyone whether they remembered it well enough to play it as it wasn't part of their set list and then asked the guy to come up and sing it with him as Gord wasn't sure if he remembered all the lyrics. The guy was actually brave enough to do it (badly) but it reinforced how humble these guys were. EDIT: For anyone interested, I actually found that performance on RU-vid.... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tMSenTo7Mj4.html

@markmilner842 Год назад

I used to be in a cover band that played this song. Really got the crowd moving. I remember seeing them on the Up To Here tour. So much fun, incredible energy. They were a terrific live band. RIP Gord.

@debbieplato5107 Год назад

Gord Downie has the music running through his body! One of my favourite Hip songs. Thanks Todd! Last summer there was a movie being shot on my street in front of my apartment block and I was singing this song. 😂

@had64198 9 месяцев назад

If you listen to Fidlers Green, it's a slow and melodic song about his young nephew who passed away from a heart condition... Gord's voice is beautiful. That song gets me every time

@nytrocircus 10 месяцев назад

This much I know is true: I was lucky enough to see the Hip for the first of many times in May of 1989 at a small dive bar near the Buffalo airport called Sinbads. While I was stone cold sober, they fully and completely hypnotized me. Literally. Gord was wearing the same soaked black shirt and I contend I now have super powers because some of Gords sweat got into my eyes. They were so many levels better live even though their studio recordings are fantastic. When they recorded album's, they walked into the studio with their 'set list', played the whole thing start to finish live and direct, and that was it. 1 take. 2 hours for an album.

@mdu2112 Год назад

The Hip! 🍁🔥🎸🇨🇦 Thanks, Todd! ❤

@charlenemachine208 Год назад

What Gord lacked with vocal capabilities, he made up with his poetry, artistry and showmanship. ❤️

@Mitchell_E_Underscore 5 месяцев назад

My first Hip show was during this tour. That's the night they went from "one of" my favourite bands to my FAVOURITE band

@neilens1589 Год назад

Saw The Hip several times in the 90s and 2000s and loved them. With Gord Downie, you're either with him having a blast, or you don't really get it. I knew some people who couldn't take his live persona, but it was the type of thing where much of it was improvised according to what was going on during the show. I also love Midnight Oil. Peter Garrett has a similarly energetic (but more dancy) kind of stage presence. I consider the Tragically Hip to be the sound of Canada for a generation of rock fans, and I've heard the same said of Midnight Oil for Australia.

@Coherent_Nonsense 11 месяцев назад

i honestly cant think of another band that has a national identity like the Hip has in Canada

@geftiler2112 10 месяцев назад

uh... RUSH.

@Niceshhot 6 месяцев назад

Blue Rodeo dude🤙

@stevemunro2018 11 месяцев назад

I love your comments about Gord. He was definitely hard to ignore! LOL. Great band, great music and great passion.

@nathangallagher3142 9 месяцев назад

The Tragically Hip were the only Canadian band to ever have their last concert broadcast across the entire country! They were that beloved! Still miss Gord!❤

@MrTheCamel 7 месяцев назад

The Hip is such an amazing band. I saw them live 12 times between '91 and 2010. Never a bad show and in America we got to see then in small venues, unlike Canada where they sold out stadiums

@byronness7385 Год назад

Incredibly sad story about one of the greatest frontmen in rock history! This dude was insane live in his prime, just freakin wild… So sad to lose him to brain cancer

@chriscampbell2670 9 месяцев назад

4:40 "That Night in Toronto" is a line from one of their most beloved Songs "Bobcaygeon" from the 1998 Album Phantom Power

@shawns57garage 8 месяцев назад

entire album kicks ass... got me hooked right away when this album was released

@digibirder Год назад

There were two versions of all Hip songs. The studio and the live. Both were awesome in their own ways. How could you not like two for the price of one?

@ThomwoththeWeather 9 месяцев назад

I was there live in 1989 in Calgary, EPIC tour, and after that they were powerful.

@GergLounge 9 месяцев назад

this guy definitely keeps you right here

@WeDanceWestie Год назад

Great observation Justin, Gordie Downie is an absolute force of nature (RIP, you are so missed). Love this song, probably among my most favourite Hip songs at least at the very top of the list. The Hip are truly Canada's band and I of course love them. Thanks Todd, thanks Justin, great video.

@Lisa-vk2jw Год назад

Hardest working band ever! No bullshit they would come out play 20 or more songs then be done. Saw them around 8 times. Love the hip. Rip Gord! By the way his vocals rocked both live and on records

@shanebird1351 8 месяцев назад

One of the best live bands ever HIP rip gord

@bobbyhulll8737 8 месяцев назад

When you are in audience it’s really captivating

@danielwolski873 Год назад

Somebody said that Gord is not good vocally or that he isn't good live. What!😱

@chrisw2546 Год назад

Based on this, they were right.

@mdu2112 Год назад

The studio album is worth a listen. Live doesn't sound "perfect" but Gord can definitely put you in a trance.

@GlaringlyObvious Год назад

Up to here is a fantastic album top to bottom. A vey raw sound. Bluesy hard Rock with grungy undertones. If your doing a full album it has to be this one.

@toddlastman198 9 месяцев назад

Total Frontman Canadian Icon beautiful voice Thank you All Gord 100% enjoy him

@toddashton9696 Год назад

Thanks for this request Todd Justin reminds me of Rob Baker. Maybe it would be more obvious if Justin played Lead guitar. The singing Gord has a unique delivery, and is a great poet. Sometimes I prefer singing Gord's studio delivery to his live performances of the lyrics, but the intensity is always captivating. Justin, now that you have teased us with a possible Hip album reaction, I am excited. "Up to Here" would be a great place to start, "Fully Completely" is another great choice.

@mikewoodrow5878 Год назад

Yes, Fully Completely is a great LP - it is when they matured as a band (like their Permanent Waves, if you will). Earlier material? Road Apples is a pretty good album to check out. Loved hearing The Hip today!

@QuantumBeeWellness 11 месяцев назад

RIP Gord Downie, we miss the music

@pepepepert 10 месяцев назад

You've got to watch the whole concert (That night in Toronto) to get the mic and microphone stand part. It was an amazing concert.

@jasoncole9801 9 месяцев назад

Dude! Most under rated band EVER! 🇨🇦😊

@jasoncole9801 9 месяцев назад

You will have another long term relationship with the Hip! If you love Real musicians ✌️ Their Amazing (Grace too) 👉

@j.kearney8058 9 месяцев назад

You can't listen just once, you won't get it. You have to listen to their songs several times and you will hear more each time....

@EightPieceBox 6 месяцев назад

Todd has great taste! Good request, Todd!

@davidstobie2751 5 месяцев назад

that much emotion hurts the brain

@squamishfish Год назад

Hope you can do the final show in Kingston when he Gord did the show with his Caner the same Brain Cancer Neil Peart had , so emotional

@donapaterson832 2 месяца назад

he is a Canadian icon

@viciann Год назад

I miss Gord Downey and his crazy dance moves

@hokeypokeyahandicapablebul4207 9 месяцев назад

Gordie...we miss you🇨🇦🇨🇦

@kevin_m 11 месяцев назад

Great one here.

@korndog81 Год назад

You should definitely check out some more live stuff from them. Absolutely incredible live band. Gord reminds me of Jim Morrison with his stage presence and poetry. Imo there best performance is New Orleans is Sinking (Westwind). Or anything from woodstock 99 was great too. I was there and what was cool was anyone who had a Canadian flag was able to go up front and center.

@andyreid6826 Год назад

Great analysis!

@billmclean2995 Год назад

Remember seeing them at fort Henry in Kingston it was really great location and show

@williamdemerchant7295 10 месяцев назад

My throat hurt listening to Gord in this version of Blow at High Doe. Talk about your "throws of passion". For comparison the studio version is well worth a listen. RIP GD.

@scocassovegetus 9 месяцев назад

I always thought it was a song about 'hydro', but it's 'high dough'? Ha, damn.

@ritchmoore1442 Год назад

Great reaction! Gord, the singing one 😁, is an entertainer so live the songs waiver a little bit. 😎

@user98xp 11 месяцев назад

Ill watch more if you do more Tragically Hip

@billmclean2995 Год назад

They headlined the Molson amphitheatre was all day event was over 20 bands it was a great day sits right on Lake Ontario it was general admission 20.00

@billmclean2995 Год назад

Should said they played the very first show after the completion of it's reovation

@jasoncole9801 9 месяцев назад

Listen to the album version! Solid!

@johnm.2633 Год назад

Given your comments about him keeping you right in the moment (and, good lord, who said he can't sing?), it's worth noting the lyrics of one of his most recent posthumous singles: "They say you gotta stay in the moment. What they don't say is that the moment is a wild place."

@clemlowes9417 11 месяцев назад

So someone commented that Gord Downie is "not a good vocalist". Another comment from someone else mentioned that "their friend can play circles around Alex Lifeson but Lifeson plays with feeling or emotions". Who are these clowns? 🤡 Laughable.

@Coherent_Nonsense 11 месяцев назад

always thought that was a song about smokin hydro weed

@graciefolden2359 Год назад

I will never understand why people introduce others to bands with their favorite live versions of songs or even why anyone would want their first experience with a band be reliant on the huge array of shitty possibilities of bad mixing, mics, performances, when they should gain an appreciation for the band and respect their work with the studio recordings first. I'm not saying all live recordings suck but the true way to experience a band live is to be there in person. Side note: I saw the tour for this first album when they were playing clubs and the venue in Calgary was the Silver Dollar Action Center (glorified bowling alley/casino) and was actually early to be front & center. The show was incredible, beyond words until at the end of night I found an empty stall outside where my vehicle once was, stolen not towed, oh well😅. The Hip's sound didn't transfer well imo with the larger arenas for the next couple of tours when they became popular, the sound at the Saddledome was overdriven and echoed terribly, maybe I was spoiled by the more personable experience of seeing them in the smaller venue first idk. One thing was always a constant, Gord Downie gave everything he had on stage at EVERY gig they did like a young Rod Stewart or that guy who sang for the Stones (only better, sorry I cringe just seeing a picture of Jagger) & yes like Weiland to (saw Scott live 4 times, STP & VR).

@neilens1589 Год назад

I've seen a couple of concerts at the Saddledome, and the acoustics were surprisingly okay for an arena that size.

@graciefolden2359 Год назад

@@neilens1589 Yes, I've seen multiple (40+) there and the majority of which had great sound, the Road Apples Tour sound was annoying though, unfortunately.

@RobDucharme 9 месяцев назад

13:09 Too many people are hardwired to listen to vocalists with very little personality, who can sing but have no real emotion. Looking at you, Liam Gallagher. Tori Amos also comes to mind. She sometimes goes right off-key in emotional moments of a song. MOST pop stars aren't allowed to do that.

@TheHigherVoltage 9 месяцев назад

Check out "On the Verge"

@MrROTD 2 месяца назад

Gord never did the songs the same live as the record.

@Fred-vy1hm Год назад

Always enjoyed Gordies antics on stage but this doesn't sound anything like the studio version.

@JCIK2311 9 месяцев назад

Been to a few ot the Hip's concerts and even saw them at a small bar in Seattle (Under The Rail, i think) before they hit it big. Excellent Live but man, you should be reviewing the original recording, waaay better.

@waltermc3906 11 месяцев назад

why Memphis? I'll go out on a limb and say it was because Memphis is the home of the Delta Blues.

@colecolettecole 9 месяцев назад

hip had an ep before this album ~

@clemlowes9417 Год назад

RIP Gord Downie. A Canadian Legend. 🇨🇦

@mdu2112 Год назад

Here, here! ❤😢

@rimskykorsakov2892 Год назад

Has he got St Vitus dance?

@davidedwards3838 11 месяцев назад

Who ever said that. Doesnt get that the off vocals were on purpose. It was more about the show performance not the perfect vocal.

@LokiMocha 9 месяцев назад

Have you checked out tool yet?

@JustinPanariello 9 месяцев назад

Yes I know Tool and saw them on the Lateralus tour

@anthonypallen7919 Год назад

Gord was exubérant lol. Great band . He can sing in tune but whats fun about that right ?

@davidstobie2751 5 месяцев назад

give u a week and I ll be selling LPs from under my trench coat

@ivansavoie3190 10 месяцев назад

Great performer but studio version sounds better IMO

@reactionsaccount3955 Год назад

I 💯 agree. I love the band and own many of their albums, but live I find that Gord is not that great live and way over the top. I have always been of the mindset that most of time less is more. I would suggest to listen to the studio version of that song, which to me is way better than this live performance.

@Spurlano420 9 месяцев назад

Studio version probably better to react to

@umdesch4 11 месяцев назад

You say "you're not doing that" again. But Tragically Hip is a ridiculous band. Every Canadian I know argues over whether Rush or Tragically Hip is the best Canadian rock band. I love both, but I take a lot of heat for putting The Hip at #1, with Rush at second place. I've seen both bands in concert 5 times each.

@JustinPanariello 11 месяцев назад

I've obviously heard wayyyy more Rush than The Hip, but to me they are different bands. Music is just not the same. So to me not really fair comparison.

@bobbyhulll8737 8 месяцев назад

This is a live band …. Way better live ..