The Titanic Terrarium

BIGVDOGG wrote: Langlois says the guys plan to go deep into their catalogue. “Certainly we’ll play some new songs, but we like to change it up,” he says. “As we go there is more and more to choose from. We’ll see if there’s any songs from our past that we’ve been ignoring or not playing enough and maybe rest a few others. It’s hard to say right now but we’ll keep it changing.” (Jeff Niesel)

wow...this bodes well for the rest of the tour. I'm suuuuppperrr excited for Rochester and Syracuse!

Is this the actual set list?

Yep. I'll post more when my phone isn't about to die. It was a blast. The guys brought their a game.

Best fake out of the night: Gord started tuning up for Boots or Hearts, but...alas. Maybe next time? Great set list, great energy.

Full review later.

-Jenna

Thanks for posting the set list. Can't wait for the 930 show in DC. Last time they were there set list was about 25 songs, fantastic show. Opened with New Orleans and just took off from there.
Hope you like the HOF.

I've been far and wide to see these guys, and too many times to count; I wanna say I've seen them at least 12 times in Cleveland alone. And it seems that some of the best setlists and some of the rarest gems I ever hear happen here. They must like this town, for whatever reason (and there are quite a few things to like, I must say).

Last night's set was yet another treat. They just never disappoint in C-town. I have lots and lots of memories of this band in this town, and last night, the combination of special music, special people, and this special place was overwhelming. Quite an emotional experience.

ENCORE
100th Meridian
Abac
Greasy Jungle
Family band
Bobcaygeon
50 Mission Cap

EPIC encore!!!

Boom !

Keep that up in Canada please! AMAZING setlist!!

I love that DFN got some good airplay, hopefully they break out more from that album like Titanic, Yawning, IOD

Great start to the tour. What a great setlist. Please tell me someone taped this show to share later on.

Holy. f**k. What a setlist! You guys were lucky to witness that splendor.

gratts99 wrote:

HandsInTheRiver41 wrote:

Shane Kroeker wrote:I hope that they didn't use Cleveland a "warm-up" show, and play ALL of the possible "rarities" - then in later shows, cherry pick a couple of them to input into the greatest hits setlist.
Here's wishing that this mix keeps on rolling!

I'm almost worried too as this happened in 2009. However, based on this setlist alone, I may take a week off and follow the Hip on their entire West Coast run.

2009 had the most diversity we have seen since 2000. Here's a link to the stats http://hipbase.com/forum/viewtopic.php? ... statistics

If I remember wasn't there around 5-6 different "staticish" sets , ie Massey hall...that would repeat with a couple song changes? Still, we are all spoiled after that tour

Don't get me wrong, I remember the tour being amazing, but it was especially so at the start. The first few shows (Danforth / Kitchener) had some of the best setlists, but by the time they got to the west coast there were copycat setlists (Seattle > Victoria were identical back to back sets) without nearly as many rarities.

Very exciting setlist, especially after two predictable summer tours. When was the last time the Hip played a show without both Blow & NOIS in the lineup?

http://youtu.be/k3-cUdz50eM

http://youtu.be/fHgLrPTw7_8

http://youtu.be/MKmlz-fXLRI

Tthip wrote:At Transformation
Grace Too
Escape....
The Kids Dont Get It
Man Machine Poem
Giftshop
Streets Ahead
The Rules
Cant be Nashville everynight
Poets
We want to be it
eldorado
In view
The lookahead
Fire In The Hole
Springtime In Vienna
Fully Completely
Goodnight attawapiska
ENCORE
100th Meridian
Abac
Greasy Jungle
Family band
Bobcaygeon
50 Mission Cap

And sorry,
I guess I say f**k alot when I Tweet at a kick-ass concert

It's all true