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@pepepepert 11 месяцев назад

I watched this concert in my good friend's back yard. We had a projector and speakers and most of their neighbourhood came over. We all had beers and arms around each other's shoulders in celebration and to keep each other together.

@clemlowes9417 Год назад

Too bad video was blocked. However, the memory of this performance is so engraved in my conscience that my mind's eye replayed the images in my head while watching your reaction. A very emotional night for many.

@markmilner842 Год назад

Canadian music reaction channel 👍 I saw them on this tour. And I watched the telecast of this last concert. Amazing show. Amazing band. RIP Gord.

@T-ShirtMagic Год назад

Canadians and Canadian businesses *Coast to Coast* paused their daily lives to watch, listen and honour Gord via this final simulcast concert. I'm not a huge Hip fan but was extremely proud to be part of our Canadian culture that day. Life's Short so grateful to have experienced live rock concerts in 80's and 90's like: *The Tragically Hip / Midnight Oil* 1993 *Another Roadside Attraction* at (ironically) Western Speedway Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

@debbieplato5107 Год назад

I was part of the third of Canada that watched the last concert. Gord Downie received an eagle feather for his work in trying to assist and bring light to the atrocities that happened to the indigenous peoples. To receive that feather is a high honour. To receive the Order of Canada is also a high honour. It would be the same as being knighted if they were English. Rush also were inducted into the order of Canada, not only for their music but also for their charity work. Thanks Todd ❤

@SnowDogisVictorious Год назад

They even received an annual humanitarian award, which was presented at the 2021 Junos.

@logwog1991 3 месяца назад

Everytime I watch this last song I end up blibbering like a newborn. RIP Gord much love for your life.

@jeffmyers5199 Месяц назад

me too, and everytime

@mdu2112 Год назад

Thanks, Todd!

@CraigShifflet Год назад

There is a documentary called Long Time Running that follows the band from Gord's diagnosis through the final show. It's a look at what went on to keep it together during that tour.

@mjking9019 Месяц назад

I saw them in concert in 2000 and when they opened for The Rolling Stones in my hometown in 2005. Watching the concert in 2016 on tv was the hardest and the best concert. He went against doctor's advice to do that tour. The documentary documents things they did to accommodate him and make it easier for him on tour.

@Dopinders_Taxi Год назад

Downtown Kingston Ontario was jam packed because of this this concert literally brought a nation together

@WeDanceWestie Год назад

We were travelling around Northern Ontario when this concert aired on C.B.C. I made a point to make sure we stayed in a motel with access to the show so we could watch it. Unforgettable concert, Gord and the band were so amazing, guess you could say most of Canada stopped that day, and stopped again at hearing the news of Gord's passing. Thanks for this.

@mdu2112 Год назад

Even without the video, this is a tough listen... 😢❤🇨🇦🌈

@jonathancadorin9714 21 день назад

That first “no dress rehearsal, this is our life” hit so hard! For him to sing that line as he was dying was so poignant and heartbreaking

@johncrossley-hall9366 Год назад

I still cry my eyes out when I see this. Thank you Gordie and The Hip for being Canadas house band. Too many good times to share. Give'er Gordo

@camshaftishh Год назад

Even though the video was blocked I got all misty eyed. I watched this whole broadcast live and it was great. Mixed really well considering it was live TV. And the Canadian music reaction channel cracks me up. Maybe us Canadians need to put our heads together for more suggestions. How about The Tea Party? Maybe more Crown Lands? 😂

@loisr3970 Год назад

Ahhh Gordy! It was so important for him to give his fans that last hurah! Was so sick, got on stage a came alive remembered all the cuts. The boys wanted less sonhs at these concerts. Gordy said no way. RIP❤😢

@bcpr9812 10 месяцев назад

Not Gord's best vocal performance, but that wasn't important given the circumstances. Also, this was at the end of something like 3 hours of performing... with brain cancer, no less. This was a very emotional event in Canadian history, a countrywide lovefest where we showed our love for our friend Gord, and he showed his love for us. Ahead By A Century feels like a coming of age song, it makes me very nostalgic. It's probably my favourite of theirs, because it was _my_ first Hip song and video (I was 13 when it was released).

@ivansavoie3190 Год назад

Saw them at Ontario place Forum around 89/90, the stage was round and rotated so everyone got to see them equally, great show, great Canadian band,

@jopay142 9 месяцев назад

The Hip were such an important band, their music & Gord's words talked not only to canadians, but to everyone. We lost an icon the day Gord died. And to top it off, just recently, we also lost another front man to cancer, Karl Tremblay, the Cowboys Fringants' singer. Like the Hip, they sang people's lives, hopes and deceptions. In less than 10 years, Canada suffered two great blows. RIP Gord and Karl.

@stephenwalton8507 Год назад

I came to The Hip rather late in their career, but not because I did not like their music. I was in one of my jazz phase and was not paying a lot attention outside of that when they came along. Still, I heard them on the radio a lot (CBC radio is where you go if you want to hear jazz in Canada, but as a publicly funded broadcaster they have a mandate to promote up and coming Canadian performers. I think I heard them first on stodgy old CBC). It took a live performance to really turn me on to them though. They are just one of those bands you have to see live before you get it. Everything they are shines through when they are in front of an audience: a rough around the edges sound (my favourite thing about them, you can tell they are exactly where they want to be that night (they never phoned it in), and Downey's lyrics which never held anything back.

@JustinPanariello Год назад

I can relate to the jazz phase lol. mine was a bit more of a jazz/soul/rnb phase... nothing wrong with it

@standing0 10 месяцев назад

@@JustinPanariello I had a Blues brass teacher when I was about 13-14....he scared the frickin' jazz right outta me back then (braces ended my career) 😁

@SnowDogisVictorious Год назад

One more thing: the reason I decided to mostly recommend official videos, with just a sprinkling of live performances, is that I didn't want to spoil JPan's opportunity to experience One Night in Toronto (and maybe also the recent Live at the Roxy LP, which was recorded in 1991 but released in 2022) some day. I also thought hearing the studio tracks first would provide better context, given the creative and sometimes unpredictable nature of Gord's performance of Hip songs. My intuition seems to have been borne out in his reaction to Nautical Disaster live. With Justin's patient indulgence, I took him up on his July special (six songs for $100), which I only noticed last night. I used it to recommend another Hip six-pack!

@standing0 10 месяцев назад

Just past 5 years now, as a Canadian I can say for a lot of people that it still feels like he just died.

@danielwolski873 Год назад

Can't wait for The Tragically Hip album reactions.

@mark-be9mq Год назад

Todd pkaying the Canada-long game on us. Well done Todd!🍁🇨🇦🥌

@SnowDogisVictorious Год назад

Perhaps surprisingly, I wasn't one of the third of Canadians watching that evening, because we had tickets to see Blue Rodeo at the Molson Amphitheatre down on Toronto's lakeshore. Being long-time, professional friends of the guys in the Hip, the guys in Blue Rodeo frequently mentioned Gord and the Hip that evening. They even did a Hip cover. The song was Bobcaygeon. I managed to record it with my phone, although the videography is lamentable. Some of that can be attributed to the fact that I had to hold the device high above my head to get a clear view of the stage. I can't provide a link to it, however, as I've just learned the hard way that RU-vid vaporizes comments with links in them. The video has over 60,000 views though, so you might want to take a look. Just search "bobcaygeon blue rodeo" and it will be there (currently second after a video of Jim Cuddy signing it in a studio).

@billmclean2995 Год назад

Still are missing some really great tunes 100 meridian and Cordelia also 3 pistols strong they will show you his vocal range

@charlenemachine208 Год назад

The SNL performance is a great one to watch.

@ontarioguyincalgary4845 9 месяцев назад

Gord is a Canadian National Treasure 💯

@waffulspoon65 11 месяцев назад

Always brings a tear to the eye - this was the band that my generation drank beer around campfires....

@MrNitestorm1 Год назад

Would also add, that the memory loss was severe, Gord had to re learn all his songs for this tour. Happy you enjoy the music as much as we do

@maluorno 2 месяца назад

dammit i don't need to cry today. could we watch the hip at woodstock or something instead?.....lol

@maluorno 2 месяца назад

you want my canadian cd collection from the 90's? i could drop band names for days..... big wreck, killjoys, inbreds, eric's trip, shallow north dakota, doughboys, skydiggers, age of electric, barney bentall, sarah harmer, headstones, the bonaduces, guy smiley, gob, duotang, propaghandhi, the flashing lights, sloan, blah blah blah........ :^V

@melodyyoung9640 9 месяцев назад

yeah, he was loved

@ritchmoore1442 Год назад

😪Sad but amazing at the same time!😎

@wiseonelol25 4 месяца назад

Not sure why the video is blocked here - there are several other 'reactors' who have the video going without issue!

@JustinPanariello 4 месяца назад

Ask RU-vid ...

@donnelson6694 Год назад

Sounds like a cool song.

@korndog81 Год назад

Hey Justin. Just wondering if you got my request last week for new Orleans is sinking (westwind)? I never used paypal before so just making sure.

@JustinPanariello Год назад

Yes I got it! Actually filmed it today! Thanks!

@korndog81 Год назад

@JustinPanariello right on, glad it worked lol

@squamishfish Год назад

Lol The Canadian Rabbit hole ! so is Justin B Next ? Drake ?The Weekend ?Avril Lavine ?Allanis Morisette ?

@debbieplato5107 Год назад

The Tea Party?

@clemlowes9417 Год назад

If it's not Platinum Blonde I'm unsubscribing. 😜

@debbieplato5107 Год назад

@@clemlowes9417 LOL

@squamishfish Год назад

Just kidding

@squamishfish Год назад

Gord was very active in the 1 st nations native communities, He had a huge heart , There is a documentary on the last tour I just part two but it really shows how down to earth the man is , And it tells about how the band actively went after Gordon to join them from another band when they started out

@SnowDogisVictorious Год назад

There's actually one way in which I am not a stereotypical Canadian. I don't have any reflexive dislike of the United States (as do the vast majority of elites on the left side of the political spectrum.

@SnowDogisVictorious Год назад

Oh, and the ankle-skating thing too...