Frustrated Tragically Hip fans � some who couldn't snag tickets during yesterday's short-lived presale � are calling on the CBC to broadcast the band's final concert, and the CBC says it is interested in doing just that.
"ShepherdsDog" said I really didn't know they were such an important national institution.
They've been around throughout many people's journey from teen to adult. They sing about things only Canadians know about. I don't know if they'd be a 'national institution', but they certainly are a part of people's memories and a part of our unique culture.
Even if you aren't a fan, I'll bet you recognize many of the lyrics.
"They shot a movie once, in my hometown . . "
"My head was in the river, my feet back up on the banks. I looked up to the Lord above and said, 'Hey man, thanks!'."
They performed the soundtrack for so many Canadians' youth. Their music was the music of a generation's teenaged beer drinking parties, then college/university parties and, eventually, house parties. For me it was Max Webster that played that soundtrack. For people a few years younger than me, their Max Webster was the Tragically Hip.
While I sorry that most people develop cancer....I really didn't know they were such an important national institution.
Understandable.
It'll take awhile to get them added to the curriculum
I really didn't know they were such an important national institution.
They've been around throughout many people's journey from teen to adult. They sing about things only Canadians know about. I don't know if they'd be a 'national institution', but they certainly are a part of people's memories and a part of our unique culture.
Even if you aren't a fan, I'll bet you recognize many of the lyrics.
"They shot a movie once, in my hometown . . "
"My head was in the river, my feet back up on the banks. I looked up to the Lord above and said, 'Hey man, thanks!'."