Since this is the first Hip CD to get a simultaneous release in the U.S., it should be interesting to see how Americans respond to the band.
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Album review: The Tragically Hip, Day for Night (1994)
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON SEPT. 29, 1994 By Steve Newton Having gotten kinda used to the Hip starting off its CDs with hard-rocking tunes like “Blow at High Dough” and “Little Bones”, I was somewhat taken aback by Day for Night’s sombre leadoff track, “Grace, Too”. I was happy to hear that the pride of Kingston, … Continue reading Album review: The Tragically Hip, Day for Night (1994)
Bruce Allen’s anti-Hip rants can’t tarnish Canada’s best band
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON JULY 3, 1997 By Steve Newton The last time I tuned in to Bruce Allen’s Soundoff show on CFOX, I caught the loudmouthed rock mogul in one of his favourite on-air acts: slagging the Tragically Hip. The band had just released its live album, Live Between Us, and Allen was reveling in … Continue reading Bruce Allen’s anti-Hip rants can’t tarnish Canada’s best band
Bobby Baker thinks the Tragically Hip are better players and songwriters on new Road Apples
“The songs were much more of a collective effort,” says Baker, “which is something we’ve been working toward since the beginning."