Well I just found out about Gord,..........I can't tell how much I love Gord and the Hip. Actually a bunch of us down here in Texas do. I have been with the Hip from the beginning. I always thought they were the perfect rock band in every way. Every player was perfect for his spot in the band. The music was the best. From the eighties until now they have continued to be creative and vital. Gord's vocals were the best.His lyrics and music and poetry,.....omg the images and the emotions and the stories,...... I can't tell you how bummed out I am right now. Y'all up in Canada are so lucky to have Gord and the Hip. I'm gonna grab me a pint of whiskey and have a couple of hits of weed and spend the evening listening to The Tragically Hip. I will be happy and sad and everything in between. I don't ever pray,..but I will pray tonight. I don't ever cry , but I cried when I found out. But I'm glad too. Y'all in Canada are very fortunate indeed.
Never heard of those guys. 1994-ish? Some friends drug me kicking and screaming to see The Tragically Hip at the Backyard out Bee Caves road. They threw a hit of exstasy in me and I proceeded to have the most amazing musical experience I've ever had or will ever have. Just like you said, every person in that band was perfect at their position, but fuck was Gord mesmerizing to watch! Well over an hour of a spectacle I could never have imagined.
@@spiderman0863 I was younger, only like 12-13 when it came out. But I loved alternative rock and knew a few songs from The Hip; this song just felt different for a radio tune. Something about that swirly intro guitar part that sets the scene so perfectly.
I remember hearing this first time. You know, when it hits you, and you think: oh yeah!! played it for hours straight right away. Now it remains in my yearly rotation and will be played at that moment.
This song brings a tear to my eye every time, Gord was a LEGEND. Tragically Hip is one of the best rock bands in history of the planet. BEST Canadian band EVER no contest.
Can’t believe the world didn’t wake up to one of the best poets in music at our time. There is no band like the hip. Any other band can be compared to some
This should have hundreds of millions of views, well, just like every Hip song there is. One of the best live bands to ever exist, let alone bands in the world period. Miss you so much Gord. Masterpiece.
As a Detroit area lifelong hockey player, I can't express how deeply I love the reference to the odd psychological phenomenon of the "forget-yer-skates dream " God knows we have all had it. Love this song, thanks for posting
Yeah, truly an amazing lyric. Gord was a goaltender (as was I). Forgetting goalie skates adds a deeper dimension of horror to the "forget yer skates dream". The worst embarrassment for any goalie in minor hockey is having to wear some kids borrowed "forward player" skates in net. Been there!
I can imagine what the crowd felt seeing this live. Eerily perfect and haunting. A once in a lifetime perfect place at the right time. They made a point to perform this in a way that shook the room, and peoples outlook on life.
I am so sad I will never get to see these guys live. These guys became one of my favorite bands after hearing them on TPB. Simply amazing. Peace and Love from Texas. 🖤 RIP Gord
I love Gord. Since I saw him for the first time in 92, I think. I fell in love with his honesty annd perseverance. I never would have thought he walked down a similar path as my father. I was given the blessing of being with my dad for the six months up to the time he experienced the transformation. I got to hold his hand as he passed over to be with the eternal Energy Christ. I miss you dad, Windel David and I sure do miss you Gord. You both taught me how to be be a loving and strong man. I still have a long way to go but you guys planted heavy, lasting seeds. My goal is to reconcile with my son. Parker Ryburn. The Lord has already brought my ex wife back to me. God is real. I promise you all that Edit October 2021 : Dark days. Don’t know if love is real. Maybe it is just dopamine. I’m not trying to believe that. Keep fighting.
I can't remember everything but I remember the first time I heard Blow at High Dough on the radio and where I was at that time. I've seen this band so many times I'm not sure of the exact amount in Vancouver at the Commodore Ballroom in 91, at an outdoor summer festival in Kelowna BC, in Toronto Ontario then back a few more times at GM Place in Vancouver. I even saw them play this song live for this albums tour. The live broadcast from their last show in Kingston Ontario broke my heart and I still feel like I've lost a brother. The Junos 50th with Feist singing this song with the boys without Gord was beautiful and so good but hurts so bad. Thank you Tragically Hip for all those great times and the memories with your music so close to us all ❤💋💔🇨🇦🎶
I wasn't at THIS show, but saw them either right before or right after, outside Detroit. Indescribable. a highlight of my live music resume that's for sure
Why are comments disabled for a lot of their other videos? Crikey, they seem the most inoffensive of bands (in a good way). Hadn't heard of them before he died, but then I'm from New Zealand. Anyways, am enjoying them. ??????
These guys were an amazing band to see live. I saw them first time play a festival in Kingston...they were barely out of high school. I knew listening to them that they were going to create some incredible music...and did they. Thanks for a lifetime of musical memories lads. 🍻
watching this in July 2024....still brings a tear to my eye. We ALL miss you, Gord
we do indeed
Oh man! We all do Gord!
This concert right here may be the best ever recorded in history
I came here after the Juno's 50th, Feist singing with the Tragically Hip in Gord's absence. Can't stop crying.
She did a great job
@@chrisgray353 she really did. It was perfect.
Can’t beat the original but god she had so much class ♥️🍻
@@MrRoundthetwist It was so wonderful--touching to see them playing together again--and they only would have done it with her.
Same
Well I just found out about Gord,..........I can't tell how much I love Gord and the Hip. Actually a bunch of us down here in Texas do. I have been with the Hip from the beginning. I always thought they were the perfect rock band in every way. Every player was perfect for his spot in the band. The music was the best. From the eighties until now they have continued to be creative and vital. Gord's vocals were the best.His lyrics and music and poetry,.....omg the images and the emotions and the stories,...... I can't tell you how bummed out I am right now. Y'all up in Canada are so lucky to have Gord and the Hip. I'm gonna grab me a pint of whiskey and have a couple of hits of weed and spend the evening listening to The Tragically Hip. I will be happy and sad and everything in between. I don't ever pray,..but I will pray tonight. I don't ever cry , but I cried when I found out. But I'm glad too. Y'all in Canada are very fortunate indeed.
Hope you're doing well in Texas Mike. Miss you so much already Gord.
peace, brother!
Never heard of those guys. 1994-ish? Some friends drug me kicking and screaming to see The Tragically Hip at the Backyard out Bee Caves road. They threw a hit of exstasy in me and I proceeded to have the most amazing musical experience I've ever had or will ever have. Just like you said, every person in that band was perfect at their position, but fuck was Gord mesmerizing to watch! Well over an hour of a spectacle I could never have imagined.
This was so cool to read right now. Thanks.
❤❣👌
I miss this music so much. The last few years seem incomplete without Gord and The Hip steering me through life
Me too ❤
The whole world deserves to hear this song
First time I heard this song I got out from under the truck I was wrenching on, walked over to my stereo, and listened to it about five times. Loud.
The power of music my friend.
@@spiderman0863 I was younger, only like 12-13 when it came out. But I loved alternative rock and knew a few songs from The Hip; this song just felt different for a radio tune. Something about that swirly intro guitar part that sets the scene so perfectly.
I remember hearing this first time. You know, when it hits you, and you think: oh yeah!! played it for hours straight right away. Now it remains in my yearly rotation and will be played at that moment.
This song brings a tear to my eye every time, Gord was a LEGEND. Tragically Hip is one of the best rock bands in history of the planet. BEST Canadian band EVER no contest.
So deeply agree. Incredible. Love❤
This may be the most beautiful song ever written
Their most beautiful song in my opinion…. That voice!… Damn! He left too soon because the heavens wanted him to sing with the angels
It’s beautiful.
It's a good life with the hip in it hi to all Canada during lock down from Bristol UK stay safe xx
Our lives are better because of them.......from Jax, Florida
Can’t believe the world didn’t wake up to one of the best poets in music at our time. There is no band like the hip. Any other band can be compared to some
Grow where you are needed.
This performance by Gord is without a doubt his best vocals of any other live performance I've ever heard. 👏👏👏❤️
This should have hundreds of millions of views, well, just like every Hip song there is. One of the best live bands to ever exist, let alone bands in the world period. Miss you so much Gord. Masterpiece.
thee very greatest
@@frankdonaldsoncanadianking9651 I agree 100%
Rob Baker is the coolest guitarist in rock. Period!
Correct! One of the best ever.
Rob baker is the perfect example of not overwhelming people with speed and plays with more feel and playing the right notes
Music is the space between notes
“The only thing of importance, when we depart, will be the traces of love we have left behind.” ― Albert Schweitzer
Rest In Peace Gord.
Gordon wherever you are now, somewhere among the stars…I hope you know how much you are loved, missed, treasured by all of us…. ♥️🕊️
This date will sadden me forever. RIP
As a Detroit area lifelong hockey player, I can't express how deeply I love the reference to the odd psychological phenomenon of the "forget-yer-skates dream " God knows we have all had it. Love this song, thanks for posting
"This song is about the lull of Detroit" -- TTH, Live Between US. Miss you already, Gord.
Yeah, truly an amazing lyric. Gord was a goaltender (as was I). Forgetting goalie skates adds a deeper dimension of horror to the "forget yer skates dream". The worst embarrassment for any goalie in minor hockey is having to wear some kids borrowed "forward player" skates in net. Been there!
I can imagine what the crowd felt seeing this live. Eerily perfect and haunting. A once in a lifetime perfect place at the right time. They made a point to perform this in a way that shook the room, and peoples outlook on life.
If this song doesn't feel like your is soul being released from it's Earthly bounds... Then you didn't listen
One of my favorite hip songs
i found this one late, but i feel it big time now... #ripgord
This song is absolutely stunning!
This song seems so appropriate for what we are currently enduring. Gord, our lost poet laureate.
I loved Hip for the first time I heard them in Montreal.
Rest In Peace Gord... Thanks for all the beautiful music and poetry.
Thanks, Gord we are all a little richer to have known you too. Love to your family and your second family a band of brothers the TRAGICALLY HIP
I am so sad I will never get to see these guys live. These guys became one of my favorite bands after hearing them on TPB. Simply amazing. Peace and Love from Texas. 🖤 RIP Gord
The "Legend" and the Lyrics to live by... RIP Gord
Best band ever
Agreed
Incredible, this is better than the studio version
They released this concert 10-15 years ago on DVD and the whole show is great.
RIP Gord....you will be missed!
Still is! ❤
This is such an incredible song.
This hits me to the core ,
Wonderful version of this classic song.RIP Gord.
This song is so fuckin good omg drunk high this song hits so hard RIP Gord hope your rockin somewhere thank you for your music
I love Gord. Since I saw him for the first time in 92, I think. I fell in love with his honesty annd perseverance. I never would have thought he walked down a similar path as my father. I was given the blessing of being with my dad for the six months up to the time he experienced the transformation. I got to hold his hand as he passed over to be with the eternal Energy Christ.
I miss you dad, Windel David and I sure do miss you Gord. You both taught me how to be be a loving and strong man. I still have a long way to go but you guys planted heavy, lasting seeds.
My goal is to reconcile with my son. Parker Ryburn. The Lord has already brought my ex wife back to me.
God is real.
I promise you all that
Edit October 2021 :
Dark days. Don’t know if love is real. Maybe it is just dopamine. I’m not trying to believe that.
Keep fighting.
That is a piece of heaven right there. I hope your singing somewhere Gord. See ya somewhere down the road....
I can't remember everything but I remember the first time I heard Blow at High Dough on the radio and where I was at that time. I've seen this band so many times I'm not sure of the exact amount in Vancouver at the Commodore Ballroom in 91, at an outdoor summer festival in Kelowna BC, in Toronto Ontario then back a few more times at GM Place in Vancouver. I even saw them play this song live for this albums tour. The live broadcast from their last show in Kingston Ontario broke my heart and I still feel like I've lost a brother. The Junos 50th with Feist singing this song with the boys without Gord was beautiful and so good but hurts so bad. Thank you Tragically Hip for all those great times and the memories with your music so close to us all ❤💋💔🇨🇦🎶
the love of a man .. brought me to this song
Hope you're loved too Khrys; I'm sure you are. Miss you so much already, Gord.
Amazing vocals. Gord at his best
It's a been a week of tears and good memories that will live on... #ingordwetrust
That's the energy I was looking for! Yes!
yes !!!
My love for Gord and his bandmates for ever
love the chord changes in this song...moving, lovely tune
Best song on In Violet Light.
Happy Birthday Gord. Missing you terribly.
I wasn't at THIS show, but saw them either right before or right after, outside Detroit. Indescribable. a highlight of my live music resume that's for sure
Love...Love....Love....
Gorgeous!! Simply.
Missing you terribly Gordie... 😭
Oh god. So good.
great song
Its hell when you weaken, the story on my life, hope it does not go for too long
Brilliant.
Fucking amazing ❤
Why are comments disabled for a lot of their other videos? Crikey, they seem the most inoffensive of bands (in a good way). Hadn't heard of them before he died, but then I'm from New Zealand.
Anyways, am enjoying them. ??????
Wow! This performance touched me. Super powerful version of this song!
It's a good life...RIP Gordo.
Gorgeous Iss Away..He Likes To Be Away💙💞💎💘
Brilliant
Nice Ayotte drums. Ray Ayotte still sits in on jams here in Van.
These guys were an amazing band to see live. I saw them first time play a festival in Kingston...they were barely out of high school. I knew listening to them that they were going to create some incredible music...and did they. Thanks for a lifetime of musical memories lads. 🍻
How about that then , doesn't get any better than this ,
We could all use some Gordie right now. RIP you beautiful soul
There will never be another Gord!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Poetry Poetry Poetry RIP GD
Waw they really were special
❤
Soon it will be 7 years that he left us…..😢
Hits me right in the guts!
Wow
God, I miss Gord.
Myself as well.
when I put the dvd in and man and microphone begin...............
Gord is a genius
We Live On Together💯🎁❤💋
Let's get friendship right.
I love Gordon
💎💘
Break My Heart*
Fuck!.... I miss him 😢
Gord went somewhere he was needed
So missed
Life is a little less good without Gord in it.
🍀
broke a few with out ever playing.....
I know what you mean
Proceeding on a need to know
This ain't Van Halen. There is no Gary Cheronne who can take his place.
🎁❤️
Probably their most poignant song.
Wow