Tragically Hip

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Road Apples New - LP - 3844804 Sealed 2021 180gm 30th Anniversary Edition Remastered On Red Vinyl. One Of Canada's Most Influential And Enduring Rock Acts. This Sophomore Release Demonstrates Gord Downie's Poetic And Evocative Lyrics Offer Glimpses Into The Human Experience, Often With A Uniquely Canadian Perspective. The Album Opens With The Infectious "Little Bones," Setting The Tone With Its Driving Rhythm And Catchy Guitar Riffs. The Tracks That Follow, Such As "Twist My Arm," "Long Time Running," And "Three Pistols," Help Round Out A Solid Atl. Rock Album. more
	The Tragically Hip New Import - KZL1-0590 Rare Sealed 1987 RCA First Pressing With Hype Stickers. Light Corner Crease. more
	Up To Here Used - LP - MCA-6310 1989 Original with hype sticker. Gold promo stamp on back cover. In "Up To Here," The Tragically Hip deliver a raw and compelling album that's both quintessentially Canadian and universally accessible. Released in 1989, the album captures the quintessential blend of rock and blues influences, underscored by Gord Downie's distinctive and evocative storytelling. From the opening track, "Blow at High Dough," the band sets a tone of gritty, energetic urgency, merging robust guitar riffs with Downie's poetic lyricism. Songs like "New Orleans Is Sinking" and "38 Years Old" stand out for their vivid narratives and intricate compositions, reflecting both personal and historical themes that resonate deeply with listeners. The album's production particularly stands out with its rooted sound coming out of the Ardent Studios in Memphis. The Tragically Hip's musical prowess is evident in their tight instrumentation and the seamless interplay between band members, creating a cohesive sonic landscape that invites repeated listening. Downie's vocals are a central force, conveying a wide range of emotions, from the reflective melancholy of "38 Years Old" to the rebellious energy of "Boots or Hearts." With "Up To Here," The Tragically Hip establish themselves as formidable storytellers and musicians, crafting an album that not only marks a significant moment in Canadian rock history but also lays the groundwork for their enduring legacy. more