i saw them last summer in buffalo on the river. they were halfway threw the song the hole Canadian side of the Niagara blew up with fireworks. still give me goosebumps when i here this song. oh yeah turns out they were playing a show on Canada day so that was all about
I remember wanting to go to this concert at the time the Hip was playing at MacEwan Hall,but the tickets went on sale during the week while i was at work and I had no internet access whatsoever anyway then.
@trailbikerharo the song is actually about his nephew who died of heart problems "his tiny knotted heart well I guess it never worked to good" and for the band they rarely play the song because of the emotion behind it.
The hip will always rule. These guys still stop in to some places and play for beer now and then even though they could afford to have a caravan of beer trucks follow them around 24/7 if they felt like it.
as a heterosexual male, i feel perfectly comfortable in saying that I love this man, Gord Downie, this band, The Tragically Hip, this country, Canada and all my fellow "music lovers"
why does one begin a sentence explaining ones sexuality? one doesnt have to be a homosexual to love another man, nor does one need to emphasize he is straight.
totally agree with you smithson876, but it might have been harder for him tho???? I feel so bad for Gordie, peeps were sure lucky and musta been a bit Nieve, and I think thats why he preformed it where he did maybe???
I wish the audience would have kept completely silent during this. Seems pretty fucking disrespectful to hoop and holler every time Gord stops singing. Its especially disrespectful because of what this song is about.
totally agree with you smithson876, but it might have been harder for him tho???? I feel so bad for Gordie, peeps were sure lucky and musta been a bit Nieve, and I think thats why he preformed it where he did maybe???
I am pleasantly surprised that you got this good of sound at the Mac, every show show I've seen there has been tainted by poor auditory channels. Thanks for the vid.
One of my favourite Hip songs. Sad, beautiful and has really impacted on me since becoming a father recently. My heart goes out to any of you who have suffered such loss.
fiddlers green is also an old irish song about a paridies for the fiddlers and fishermen who didnt want to spend eternity on a cloud, it is also a really good song
the only fiddlers green i know is when a sailor takes an orr, slings its over his shoulder, and walks inland, until some asks " what is that you are carrying?" only then you have reached fiiddlers green...........where no one knows the sea or what an ore is. that is paradise, that is fiddlers green.
I was at this show...about the same view this video was shot. Seen the hip 10 times now, this was, by far, the most memorable song of them all. Best Canadian band ever!
pulzod, there were two Fiddler's Greens. One, the local cheap bars and whores district for sailors ashore, and two, the Fiddler's Green as a metaphor for Sailor's Heaven. So it makes perfect sense that this is about Gord's young nephew who died of cancer. I'm sorry, Gord, for your family's loss.
his nephew didn't die of cancer. " his tiny knotted heart, well i guess it never worked too good" He was born with a heart defect and passed away, following one of many surgeries, in recovery. Gord wrote the song to ease his sisters fear that her son would be alone in heaven. The song was not originally intended to be on the record, that is why it is a treat to get to see it live...
the hip really know how to write emotional songs, when you hear this song you can t help but feel touched, same goes for 38 years old.....long live the hip!!
This song is about Gord's nephew who died at an early age due to cancer. Although recorded on the album 'Road Apples' it is very rarely performed live because it is so personal. This is the first live performance
In port cities a long time ago a fiddler's green was the area where all the cheap bars and whores could be found. How that relates to the characters in the song...your guess is as good as mine. Falstaff is a character some of Shakespeare plays.
Oy! Definitely one the best from them..I've seen the Hip many...times, and Never heard this but once Live. The fans put it on "Yer Fav."It's Impossible to pick a Hip Tune as #1, Hell, good luck Picking an Album ay...Thanks for this Post again...to watch Baker play live makes me wanna pick up the Tele..Oh, They re-did their Websight, so Chek it out (pretty Cool)
This is my all time favorite Hip song. They don't perform it a lot. I've been told because it is really personal for them. You were so lucky to hear it live.
@nflandas It's personal more to Gord Downie than the rest of the band because it was his nephew he wrote and sang about.I actually didn't realize that until today.
Its personal for him because its about his nephew who died at an early age due to heart complications...and fiddler's green is a sailor's version of heaven with fiddlers and dancers.. "His tiny knotted heart
Well, I guess it never worked too good"..."He doesn't know a soul
I'd ask you what your drug of choice is, but from looking at your user page I now know that no one drug known to man, by itself, could make a person as mentally unstable as you apparently are.
Either you're using a crappy online translator that's somehow translating perfectly fluent, rational Dutch into broken English that reeks of paranoia and drug- or psychosis-induced mental disarray, or you're really as batshit insane as I think you are.
pretty sure that fiddlers green is a reference to a place equivalent to a sailor's heaven.... far from the water and free from hard labour. My grandfather was a seaman, and used to say he deserved to find his fiddlers green. but he didn't drown so won't ever get to walk inland from the shores of the dead to a place where noone even knows what a 'godforsaken oar looks like' mind you he did like to rant a bit. and he looooved a tip of rum
its not based on any folk song, fiddlers green is a mythical tale of a place where sailors go when they dont die at sea, but this version was written about gord's young nephew who died too early due to heart failure and theyve rarely performed it live due to emotional impact
Last time I heard this song was about 9 years ago...on the way to my boyfriends (& and a good friends) funeral. I can still remember the feeling I had while listening to it...sad...crying...but such a great song. Everytime I hear this song I will remember him. He (they) will be remembered EVERY time I hear this song...Love and miss ya guys!
Lately, Gord's voice during shows has been less than spectacular. However, he sang this song perfectly. This has to be one of the saddest songs (lyrically) that I have ever heard. Is it based on actual events? Don't know. It's a powerful work though.
Does anyone know how he's got that strat tuned - Open E doesn't seem to fit...Tnx ...Oh, the BEST live band I've seen in years...never missed a show in DTW = Should be havin a pint at the Electric Shoe in Halifax...
did i just read that someone had the audacity to write the sterophonics do a better version. wtf, get off my planet you freak. you cannot compete with the original
For those that don't know it there is a legend about "Fiddler's Green" which is the pub half-way down the road to hell. For those of you who haven't ready it, here is a good link. May I always give thanks to the Goddess for making me an Artilleryman.
I was at this show, most surreal thing I've ever seen. I've seen the Hip 11 times, nothing packed more of a punch that this. "We're all richer for having seen them..."
I saw them on Jan 17th in Prince George BC, how I wish they would have played fiddlers green, but when they played new orleans is sinking the fuckin house came down, the HIP RULE
i saw them last summer in buffalo on the river. they were halfway threw the song the hole Canadian side of the Niagara blew up with fireworks. still give me goosebumps when i here this song. oh yeah turns out they were playing a show on Canada day so that was all about
bj4fattmatt666 1 month ago in playlist the hip
I love this...awesome live
xer1ca22 1 month ago
Fabulous song
savage113 3 months ago
They are awesome! I had the pleasure of seeing them at the Wiltern in the front row...I even gave Gordy my hat! lol
brettjames 4 months ago
I missed these guys in concert, but they are a band that make me proud to be Canadian. What an amazing and under-rated band.
TylerDz1701 5 months ago 2
This song is beautiful
zuma5278255424 6 months ago
BAYFEST!!!!!!!!!
canadianblackhawk 7 months ago
@canadianblackhawk Ha ha was awesome when they played at Centenial lol.
omgapotato1988 6 months ago
I remember wanting to go to this concert at the time the Hip was playing at MacEwan Hall,but the tickets went on sale during the week while i was at work and I had no internet access whatsoever anyway then.
landrykkb 7 months ago
@trailbikerharo
whoops lol you answered your own question lol sorry
keirsta85 7 months ago
@trailbikerharo the song is actually about his nephew who died of heart problems "his tiny knotted heart well I guess it never worked to good" and for the band they rarely play the song because of the emotion behind it.
keirsta85 7 months ago
Brillant love the Dubs, please drop in and have a listen to my Makem Folk songs
TheMakemFolksinger 7 months ago
Rush is a great band from Canada, but the Hip is a great Canadian band!
onemanga91 8 months ago
beautiful song but yes very emotional if you know the story behind it.
keirsta85 9 months ago
@keirsta85 obviously a boy dies right? but whats the storey behind it?
trailbikerharo 8 months ago
@trailbikerharo the lead singer (Gordon Downie)'s young nephew passed away of heart complications, and this song is the band's tribute to him.
SpeedyGreen 8 months ago
Wish the douchebags yelling the entire time would shut the fuck up and let them play...
Great performance of an amazing song though.
123dallasstars123 10 months ago
This song is rarely played live because of it's personal connection to Downie, and you can feel the emotion as he sings it
gaelslacrosse76 11 months ago
A beautiful song in every way, from the lyrics to the guitar work and then all the emotions on top of it.
leafs852 11 months ago
my son i s born on semptember 17 and my wife always sings this song
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kraftdinnerlover 11 months ago
Beautiful.
karigro74 11 months ago
The Hip ,.
0ri0ninh3ll 11 months ago
What a beautiful, beautiful video.
MyMoppet52 1 year ago
17 years old, seen the hip 5 times. I love this band.
metallica606 1 year ago
@metallica606
Good work young man, keep going to shows!
jasonriker 1 year ago
Beauty Eh?
bobbyjoehope 1 year ago
the tragically hip is the greatest canadian band ever
whatuppeepsable 1 year ago 2
I love that we love to wear the Canadian flag at their concerts.
mcnoobert 1 year ago
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing
honeywatson 1 year ago
Seen them 18 times not canadian but love the hip :)
ryanvt77 1 year ago 4
The hip will always rule. These guys still stop in to some places and play for beer now and then even though they could afford to have a caravan of beer trucks follow them around 24/7 if they felt like it.
Jookkor 1 year ago 3
anyone see them live at summerfest ,or was if sunfest ,at the old airport in gimli,mb.in or around 1990.what a party that was.
ROTTIWORLD 1 year ago
his nephew died very young of heart troubles. and the mother in question is his sister.
I AM CANADIAN! i just dont have an attack beaver
nineohfivejdm 1 year ago
as a heterosexual male, i feel perfectly comfortable in saying that I love this man, Gord Downie, this band, The Tragically Hip, this country, Canada and all my fellow "music lovers"
WorldContainerTTH 1 year ago 2
@WorldContainerTTH
why does one begin a sentence explaining ones sexuality? one doesnt have to be a homosexual to love another man, nor does one need to emphasize he is straight.
archmik611 1 year ago
@WorldContainerTTH You love a man, ha, what a gay.
bryce00000000 1 year ago
most epic hip song ever
Truemannnn 1 year ago
One of the many Greatest Canadian Bands of all time...Thanks for sharing this video...Tragically Hip ROCKS
ChevyZ241 1 year ago
Love this song =]
13MELA13 1 year ago
heartwrenching. but it sounded beautiful!
canadiancowgirl44 1 year ago
Just heard this on the radio, had to hear it again... classic.....
btlc2000 1 year ago
This song breaks my heart everytime I hear it, it's so lovely though
lemonylimes 1 year ago 2
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I hope that Gord and the boys are involved somehow with the Olympic Ceremonies.
We're supposed to show our best right?
Thanks for the post.
Lennon4life1968 1 year ago
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Lennon4life1968 1 year ago
totally agree with you smithson876, but it might have been harder for him tho???? I feel so bad for Gordie, peeps were sure lucky and musta been a bit Nieve, and I think thats why he preformed it where he did maybe???
karlitosway26 2 years ago
I wish the audience would have kept completely silent during this. Seems pretty fucking disrespectful to hoop and holler every time Gord stops singing. Its especially disrespectful because of what this song is about.
smithson876 2 years ago
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totally agree with you smithson876, but it might have been harder for him tho???? I feel so bad for Gordie, peeps were sure lucky and musta been a bit Nieve, and I think thats why he preformed it where he did maybe???
karlitosway26 2 years ago
@smithson876 Question what is your thinking of what this song is meaning???
maccosmo32 1 year ago
@maccosmo32 From what I've heard, it is about his nephew who died.
smithson876 1 year ago
thats my phone at 2:24, i still got that on my phone. Go hip.
msaul815 2 years ago
If you can't appreciate this song then you must be musically challenged!! Almost perfection
electriceye7 2 years ago 3
only seen them twice.tragic!
ROTTIWORLD 2 years ago
I am pleasantly surprised that you got this good of sound at the Mac, every show show I've seen there has been tainted by poor auditory channels. Thanks for the vid.
azimuth30 2 years ago
You ever notice that Hip fans all seem to have the ability to respect and enjoy others?
Lennon4life1968 2 years ago 52
Too busy being entranced by great music to cause any trouble :D
Zxceelxuz 2 years ago
@Lennon4life1968 that"s cause we hip fans are Canadians.
cgord31 1 year ago
@cgord31 And please don't forget to say "Please and Thank You" as Canada is known for!! Thanx
Cheers_---_ from a proud Canadian
tawmkat 1 year ago
@Lennon4life1968 my you have great taste in music Lennon!! lol must run in the family;)
cleolowe 1 year ago
@cleolowe ...ah it does it does..lol
Lennon4life1968 1 year ago
@Lennon4life1968 fuck off
cbappa2 1 year ago
@Lennon4life1968 hit the nail right on the head
mcnoobert 7 months ago
First night I heard these guys. I'm seriously considering seeing them in about two weeks. This song is awesome. Need to check out some more.
henriggle 2 years ago 7
do it. see them every chance you get.
azimuth30 2 years ago 2
Yes you do my friend yes you do.
stone8675309 2 years ago
His voice amazes me.
pebbs17 2 years ago
Seen them a dozen time n will see them many more long live CANADAS house band!!!
claudeyelle1 2 years ago
My Fave toon of theirs! Long Live The HIP!
YOU ARE THE BEST!
Cheers! From Oakville
CRAZYCAKERDUDE 2 years ago
i Live on this road! Wooo
1Dimitri2 2 years ago
in Hamilton?
00greatscott00 2 years ago
I'm in Hamilton...Not on fiddlers though.
0ri0ninh3ll 2 years ago
hahaha i was at this when i was living at calgary at the time ....what a night
!!!! love the hipp ...i seen them i think it was a year later at the stampede
kydiddy 2 years ago
beautiful song...
tgomorgan 2 years ago
Beautiful lyrics!!
sportsandbeer 2 years ago
One of my favourite Hip songs. Sad, beautiful and has really impacted on me since becoming a father recently. My heart goes out to any of you who have suffered such loss.
olaig 2 years ago
turn those blue eyes...
tgomorgan 2 years ago
fiddlers green is also an old irish song about a paridies for the fiddlers and fishermen who didnt want to spend eternity on a cloud, it is also a really good song
zephyer42 2 years ago 2
It's also a little down outside of Ancaster Ontario
unc0nnected 2 years ago
haha ya i'm from there
pyth500 2 years ago
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It's also a Town outside of Ancaster Ontario
unc0nnected 2 years ago
And a damn sight better than this one...
StCircus 2 years ago
AWESOME
tgomorgan 2 years ago
Thank you for this upload..
topgunner44 2 years ago
wicked
booquilty 2 years ago
the only fiddlers green i know is when a sailor takes an orr, slings its over his shoulder, and walks inland, until some asks " what is that you are carrying?" only then you have reached fiiddlers green...........where no one knows the sea or what an ore is. that is paradise, that is fiddlers green.
allenst 2 years ago 2
Haha, I'd never heard that before. Pretty cool idea...
DisfiguredCowboy 2 years ago
I was at this show...about the same view this video was shot. Seen the hip 10 times now, this was, by far, the most memorable song of them all. Best Canadian band ever!
derekjm19 2 years ago
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Canadian? They are german!!
saskiasolveigh 2 years ago
Are you joking??
derekjm19 2 years ago 2
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tristanmartel 2 years ago
Dude they;re canadian!!
EvanDavid666 2 years ago
pulzod, there were two Fiddler's Greens. One, the local cheap bars and whores district for sailors ashore, and two, the Fiddler's Green as a metaphor for Sailor's Heaven. So it makes perfect sense that this is about Gord's young nephew who died of cancer. I'm sorry, Gord, for your family's loss.
maiasaura08 2 years ago
Wow, you must be right.
markymarcm 2 years ago 2
his nephew didn't die of cancer. " his tiny knotted heart, well i guess it never worked too good" He was born with a heart defect and passed away, following one of many surgeries, in recovery. Gord wrote the song to ease his sisters fear that her son would be alone in heaven. The song was not originally intended to be on the record, that is why it is a treat to get to see it live...
debeer41 2 years ago 3
I never knew this, thank you.
123Prangley 2 years ago
Great tune. Fun to play on the guitar as well.
nuktubian 2 years ago 2
beautiful song...
tgomorgan 2 years ago 2
the hip really know how to write emotional songs, when you hear this song you can t help but feel touched, same goes for 38 years old.....long live the hip!!
6pagan9 2 years ago 2
fan of the hip for 20 years and this one is my favourite, thanks Gordie!
darwinanddd 2 years ago 3
ya thoes people should all be quiet for this song totaly kinda disrespectfull if u acculy know the hip
ghaderghader 2 years ago
This song is about Gord's nephew who died at an early age due to cancer. Although recorded on the album 'Road Apples' it is very rarely performed live because it is so personal. This is the first live performance
Born2RazeHell 2 years ago 3
Fucking morons in the crowd screaming!!
Grado2003 2 years ago
loads of irish in North America...
tgomorgan 2 years ago
Ty for sending me this the lyrics are lovely!
beowulfsword08 2 years ago 2
does anyone know what this song is about?
i fall asleep to this song a lot. it's so beautiful & calming.
folkmaster1072 3 years ago
In port cities a long time ago a fiddler's green was the area where all the cheap bars and whores could be found. How that relates to the characters in the song...your guess is as good as mine. Falstaff is a character some of Shakespeare plays.
pulzod 2 years ago
Oy! Definitely one the best from them..I've seen the Hip many...times, and Never heard this but once Live. The fans put it on "Yer Fav."It's Impossible to pick a Hip Tune as #1, Hell, good luck Picking an Album ay...Thanks for this Post again...to watch Baker play live makes me wanna pick up the Tele..Oh, They re-did their Websight, so Chek it out (pretty Cool)
pianoman9494 3 years ago
Such a sad song. Hip lyrics are poetry.
shabba1222 3 years ago 4
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such a great song, enough said
zeta420 3 years ago
This is my all time favorite Hip song. They don't perform it a lot. I've been told because it is really personal for them. You were so lucky to hear it live.
Thank you for sharing.
nflandas 3 years ago 2
@nflandas It's personal more to Gord Downie than the rest of the band because it was his nephew he wrote and sang about.I actually didn't realize that until today.
landrykkb 7 months ago
I was at this concert too! I was about 3 rows back in front of Robbie and Gord S.
I have the setlist on my wall! whoohoo! This was song #10 on the night :P
kelman66 3 years ago
If it's possible to pick a 'best-Hip-song-ever', this one's got my vote.
But that's a BIG 'if'...
BoojumFed 3 years ago
It's not possible.
YouBoob112 3 years ago
agreed.
but fiddlers is very good
themartianmanhunter 3 years ago
it was hard for him to sing that first time ever live love it!
raina873 3 years ago
Aha i was at this concert.
hellzblade44 3 years ago
old rocker says, look at my stuff....I will take you back..this is where I started, wanna follow?????
kande99001 3 years ago
Its personal for him because its about his nephew who died at an early age due to heart complications...and fiddler's green is a sailor's version of heaven with fiddlers and dancers.. "His tiny knotted heart
Well, I guess it never worked too good"..."He doesn't know a soul
And there's nowhere that he's really been"....
gaterl 3 years ago
"Balloons filled with rain" makes me tear up big time. I will never see an IV bag the same way.
JoeyNavinski 3 years ago
The number of a ghost is, 30-psychiatry.
And the number of a perfection is, not available.
Recognized by,
Vaqas
LASTMAN024 3 years ago
I'd ask you what your drug of choice is, but from looking at your user page I now know that no one drug known to man, by itself, could make a person as mentally unstable as you apparently are.
hammerhead300 3 years ago
Either you're using a crappy online translator that's somehow translating perfectly fluent, rational Dutch into broken English that reeks of paranoia and drug- or psychosis-induced mental disarray, or you're really as batshit insane as I think you are.
There is no third possibility.
hammerhead300 3 years ago
this is a song that the Hip rarely do live because it's personal (for a reason I don't know)
UnitedSovietParty 3 years ago
listened to this song on the way to my great grandmas funeral..:(
guitarplayeraustin 3 years ago
dang...FAIL
supersteve4444 3 years ago
ok.
guitarplayeraustin 3 years ago
DermotF is a bawbag. He's probably into Destinys Child
parky81 3 years ago
I listen to this song at least once a day , it's one of my favorites.
DoubleDDebilious 3 years ago 4
upps wrong vid sorry^^
90sBlade 3 years ago
Der beste von Fiddlers Green ist immer noch "I'll be there", dieser hört sich sehr nach REM an, finde ich.
90sBlade 3 years ago
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Krap song.
DermottF 3 years ago
These guys are more than OK!..seen them 14 times, yes I'm Canadian don't matter. these guys rock. What a concert!!! They are the best.
phillsilver 3 years ago 7
pretty sure that fiddlers green is a reference to a place equivalent to a sailor's heaven.... far from the water and free from hard labour. My grandfather was a seaman, and used to say he deserved to find his fiddlers green. but he didn't drown so won't ever get to walk inland from the shores of the dead to a place where noone even knows what a 'godforsaken oar looks like' mind you he did like to rant a bit. and he looooved a tip of rum
anurse1971 3 years ago 4
or it's a street name. In Ancaster, Ontario.
Pilgrimage85 3 years ago
gord for prime minister
knickle03 3 years ago 5
its not based on any folk song, fiddlers green is a mythical tale of a place where sailors go when they dont die at sea, but this version was written about gord's young nephew who died too early due to heart failure and theyve rarely performed it live due to emotional impact
melly1010 3 years ago 3
Last time I heard this song was about 9 years ago...on the way to my boyfriends (& and a good friends) funeral. I can still remember the feeling I had while listening to it...sad...crying...but such a great song. Everytime I hear this song I will remember him. He (they) will be remembered EVERY time I hear this song...Love and miss ya guys!
aykm12345 3 years ago 3
Lately, Gord's voice during shows has been less than spectacular. However, he sang this song perfectly. This has to be one of the saddest songs (lyrically) that I have ever heard. Is it based on actual events? Don't know. It's a powerful work though.
FatherTomasino 3 years ago
I cant wait to see them for pemberton
vannessia 3 years ago
who gives a fuck when they did it.. enjoy the damn songg
dadman55isme 3 years ago 3
Thanks Hip! Thanks CANADA!!!!
sullyz613 3 years ago 13
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OK Braveboarders, I am listening and IMO, these guys are OK.
LAMetalKing 3 years ago
What's the name of the folk song this is based on? I can't remember.
deepsix34 3 years ago
Maybe fiddlers green by the dubliners?
Guitahero360 3 years ago
Babys Got Back!
nechistyle 3 years ago
possibly the greatest band out there these days, they have some soul.
mrbraun13 3 years ago 3
this is not the first time they have played it. i have seen them 22 times and seen it previously.
they played it in summer 2006....i heard it at two different shows.
mikedh9 3 years ago
this was off of the album Road Apples which was released in 1991, so I don't know how this could possably be the first time they done this
fulldoseage 3 years ago
Excellent!!!
fxstbi2003 3 years ago 3
Pretty song on the ablum, Amazing LIVE ! The HIP ROCK !
cridda78 3 years ago 3
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THAT HAD NO FIDDLING IN IT!
nelliethefiddler 4 years ago
GOTTA LOVE THE HIP !!!!
jeffbrassballs 4 years ago 5
2nd fav HIP song
cridda78 4 years ago
Date correction:
This song was played on October 28, 2006 at MacEwan Hall in Calgary.
kelman66 4 years ago 2
ps. The first time they ever played it.
kelman66 4 years ago 3
they did it 8/20/1992. . . sccording to thier web site. . .
jel0336 3 years ago
Does anyone know how he's got that strat tuned - Open E doesn't seem to fit...Tnx ...Oh, the BEST live band I've seen in years...never missed a show in DTW = Should be havin a pint at the Electric Shoe in Halifax...
pianoman9494 4 years ago 2
gord wrote this becuz his knephew died
devin999m 4 years ago
did i just read that someone had the audacity to write the sterophonics do a better version. wtf, get off my planet you freak. you cannot compete with the original
snswilkie 4 years ago 2
It is just an opinion. I don't agree with it but come on, it is just music.
No need to get hostile.
TireuxdeRoche 4 years ago
Freak?? Whatever ya prick
williemaley1888 4 years ago
For those that don't know it there is a legend about "Fiddler's Green" which is the pub half-way down the road to hell. For those of you who haven't ready it, here is a good link. May I always give thanks to the Goddess for making me an Artilleryman.
LostInNC06 4 years ago
I was at this show, most surreal thing I've ever seen. I've seen the Hip 11 times, nothing packed more of a punch that this. "We're all richer for having seen them..."
rwcd78 4 years ago
I saw them on Jan 17th in Prince George BC, how I wish they would have played fiddlers green, but when they played new orleans is sinking the fuckin house came down, the HIP RULE
carswell98 4 years ago
I was at that PG show. It was a very good show. I've seen them 6 times and have never seen them do Fiddlers Green
habspatrol 4 years ago
The best band ever...wish they could come to Colorado more often
gorams12 4 years ago
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Stereophonics do a better version FACT
williemaley1888 4 years ago
it's a song written about his own sister's loss of her child. a "version" could never compare to the original feel. FACT
mytrace01 4 years ago
CHECK THE DUBLINERS
1v2h3f 4 years ago
The Tragically Hip aren't doing a "version"... they wrote the song. Although I like the Sterephonic's cover, it ain't the Hip.
socksofbigfoot 4 years ago
FACT:
you are retarded
frustratednoname 4 years ago 7
Hands down, the best band I've ever experienced!
yerfucked 4 years ago
Nothing short of amazing
mjm321 4 years ago
aren´t they german?
GehtDiNixO 4 years ago
The Tragically Hip are from Kingston, Ontario, Canada...my hometown.
drumzac 4 years ago
oh sorry, there is a german band called ´fiddler´s green´^^
GehtDiNixO 4 years ago
their not german, their canadian. my home country
hl2vshalo2 4 years ago
This song is about one of my best friend's brother. :(
SCKB76 4 years ago
they were awsome at artpark in concert gordie is hilarious
populationpominville 4 years ago
emotionally shattering...
jimmyp37 4 years ago