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The Kingston, Ontario CANADA-based Tragically Hip started playing together with the current, unchanged line-up, in 1983, comprising singer Gordon Downie, lead guitarist Bobby Baker, rhythm guitarist Paul Langlois, bassist Gord Sinclair and drummer Johnny Fay. After MCA signed them to a long-term record deal, the Alternative-Rock
group made their debut in 1987, releasing their eponymous mini-album. During 1991 the quintet released "Road Apples" and toured throughout
Europe and Australia to support it. "Day For Night" arrived in 1994, this album consolidated their status as Canadian skilled Rock band, it was released in the U.S. a few months later on Atlantic Records but failed to chart; The Hip appeared on Saturday Night Live singing the delicate "Grace, Too" which received some airplay on alt-Rock stations, they also toured Europe with The Rolling Stones. Their sixth effort, "Trouble At The Henhouse", was released
in mid-1996, it broke into the top 20 in their native homeland, hit #7
on Billboard Magazine's Top Heatseekers list and reached the #134 slot
on the U.S. Top 200 Albums chart; during their tour for this album, they
recorded their show at Cobo Hall Arena in Detroit, the result being the
group's first live CD, "Live Between Us". Wider success came the next year with "Phantom Power", The Hip's sixth studio effort hit #1 in Canada and rose to #3 on the Top Heatseekers Albums chart; the record included two singles, "Fireworks" and "Poets", the latter entered the top 40 of The Mainstream Rock chart. In the summer of 2000 the quintet released "Music @ Work" which climbed to the top on the Canadian Albums chart and reached the #139 position on The Billboard Top 200 south of the border. Two years later they released "In Violet Light", another sonically charged full-length disc which reached #2 in Canada and stalled in the lower reaches of The Billboard Top 200 Albums list. With sales approaching 6 million albums sold in their homeland, The Tragically Hip, returned in the summer of 2004 with its tenth studio effort, "In Between Evolution", the record shot to #1 on Top Canadian Albums chart on the heels of the success of the lead single, "Vaccination Scar". November 2005 saw the release of "Yer Favourites", a digitally remastered double-disc anthology of the recordings of the veteran Canadian rockers featuring 35 classic tracks that were chosen by over 150,000 fans online, at their official website and two new songs including the radio single "No Threat". In October 2006 The Tragically Hip released a new album of all-new-material entitled "World Container", the disc was recorded and mixed with producer Bob Rock in various locations, including Maui, Vancouver and Toronto; the first single off the band's eleventh LP, "In View", peaked at #1 in Canada where the album fell just one place short of the peak position of its predecessor. The quintet resurfaced two and a half years later with "We Are The Same", the group's eighth #1 album in Canada; the 12-song set includes the singles "Morning Moon" and "Love Is A First".
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Up To Here(1989) |
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Road Apples(1991) |
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Fully Completely(1993) |
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Day For Night(1994) |
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Trouble At The Henhouse(1996) |
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Phantom Power(1998) |
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Music @ Work(2000) |
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In Violet Light(2002) |
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In Between Evolution(2004) |
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Yer Favourites(2005) |
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World Container(2006) |
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We Are The Same(2009) |
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