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Canadian rock and roll

Got quite a few cool recommendations from the recent Australian rock and roll post. Now I think it would be interesting to search north of the U.S. border into Canada for rock and roll enlightenment. What are your favorite Canadian acts? Obviously Rush has a huge presence. For many years I have enjoyed Bruce Cockburn, Harry Manx, Blue Rodeo, and probably my favorite- The Tragically Hip. I think that the Hip are criminally under appreciated. Let's sip on a cold Moosehead and explore the great white north!
maxnewid
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bdp24
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If I could have only 100 albums, two of them would be the first two Band albums. If I could have only 10 albums, two of them would be the first two Band albums. If I could have only 2 albums, they would be the first two Band albums.

If I'm buried in a coffin, I want those two albums buried with me. If I'm cremated, I want those two albums burned up along with the body. I want to be able to hear those two albums for all of eternity. They say "You can't take it with you". If that's true, I don't wanna go.

maxnewid OP
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Just watched a live feed from the Hip's last show in Canada tonight. Very emotional, but man Gord Downie was brave to play for 3 hours in his condition. The Tragically Hip have an impressive catalogue of work and I regret never seeing them live.
nmmusicman
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Well for the 80’s rock n’ rollers in the crowd, here are a few:

Coney Hatch (produced by Kim Mitchell)
Axe
Killer Dwarfs
astro58go
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bdp24, I certainly appreciate your passion. This is why I'd ask you to let us know which pressings of The Band you've found to be the best in your opinion. Thank you.

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ct0517
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Watched the Hip's concert last night. 
Brought many tears.


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