• Torrent: 1996-11-29

Posted: **Wed Oct 27, 2004 9:27 pm**

I've just seeded this on Chris' fantastic tracker!

The Tragically Hip
Corel Centre
Kanata, Ontario
November 29, 1996

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Unknown Source > CD > EAC (Secure Mode &
Correct Offset) > WAV > FLAC

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Disc 1:

1. Gift Shop
2. Twist My Arm
3. Grace, Too
4. Springtime In Vienna
5. Three Pistols
6. Ahead By A Century
7. Butts Wigglin
8. The Luxury
9. 700 Ft. Ceiling
10. Inevitability Of Death
11. Flamenco
12. At The Hundredth Meridian

Disc 2:

1. Don't Wake Daddy
2. Fully Completely
3. Sherpa
4. Blow At High Dough
5. Nautical Disaster
6. The Wherewithal

Encore 1:
7. Wheat Kings
8. Escape Is At Hand For The Travellin' Man
9. New Orleans Is Sinking

Encore 2:
10. Locked In The Trunk Of A Car
11. Fire In The Hole

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A great show from late '96.
Less than a week after the "Live Between Us" recording in Detroit.
This was the second show of a two night stand in Ottawa.

This show contains a fantastic rendition of "At The Hundredth Meridian", including teasers of: Poets, You See Details, Cowboy Coffee, and The Wreck of the Low Income Housing (a spoof of the Gordon Lightfoot classic). There is also a pre-Phantom Power version of "Escape Is At hand...” and a great Burning Church/Burning Fox rant during "Fire In The Hole".

This is a good quality audience recording. The volume is a little bit low, but that's probably my only complaint. Just turn it up a bit, and enjoy!

Seeded by Hairbird
(James)

http://tracker.hipfans.com/torrents-details.php?id=10

Posted: **Wed Oct 27, 2004 9:33 pm**

Also, for the technically deficient, and the high-speedless:

I'm offering up ONE freebie. The first person to respond below can have a copy sent to them with no strings attached. After replying here, send me a PM with your address, and I'll get it out ASAP.

I will also offer up as many B&P's of this show as I can handle. Just add a post to this thread, indicating your desire to do a B&P for this show, and send me a PM for the details. Don't worry if you're new to this, and have never done a B&P before, I'll walk you through it!

Enjoy.

Posted: **Thu Oct 28, 2004 3:21 am**

hairbird.... ok, been trading for years and this is the only community where I have encountered this.... so curious as if this is your policy... its NOT mine nor anyone elses I have EVER traded with, untill I tried to get hip boots here...

for a bnp, requiring say 20 discs for a 10 disc bnp... to 10 burn and 10 to keep...

I frankly was laughing when some one seriously proposed this, mainly b/c I had NEVER heard of it or encountered in the MANY different genres and communities I trade in...

just curious... and props to you offering bnps for those who can't download

Posted: **Thu Oct 28, 2004 7:04 am**

Motherless Child wrote:for a bnp, requiring say 20 discs for a 10 disc bnp... to 10 burn and 10 to keep...

Hey MC, I think you're asking if my B&P policy is to do some kind of 2 for 1 deal, where I require twice as many discs, as "payment" for my burning services. Is that correct?

Anyway, the answer is definitely no! I'm not in it for anything but the love! I'm surprised that you've been offered deals like that from other traders, because I haven't encountered anything like that in my time trading. I haven't even seen a proposal like that since cassette-trading days, where it seemed to be quite common.

As long as the other person is willing to pay for there own return postage, I'm not looking for anything in return.

Having said that, doesn't anyone want to take me up on this? There is still a freebie available, let alone as many B&P spots as I can take. I'm glad to see that so many people are trying out Bit Torrents, but I know there must be a few people who are limited by their hardware...

Torrent: 1996-11-29 - Kanata, ON

Torrent: 1996-11-29 - Kanata, ON