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   The Tragically Hip - 1991.12.31 - Congress Centre, Ottawa, ON
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   Source: Internet Stream -> Audacity (WAV) -> Edit 
           - No EQ or processing used
           - Broadcast Date: 2021.02.06
   
   Show Notes:

   Thanks to The Hip for unvaulting this NYE gem for us! It's a great Road
   Apples show with some instant treasures in the setlist. A few standouts
   are Montreal, Fight, and the fast version of So Hard Done By. During
   NOIS, Gord tries out his Fifty-Mission Cap and Looking for a Place to
   Happen lyrics, along with some lines from This Flight Tonight (Joni 
   Mitchell). You can also hear a few subtle notes of Nautical Disaster in
   there. Now that's an early teaser!

   The band's really trying out those Fully Completely songs in this
   performance, with 4 of them making an appearance. One song in particular,
   At The Hundredth Meridian, even has a different chord progression than
   the final album version. It's so cool to hear the evolution of a Hip
   song, and how they like to work through it on stage. 
 
   Lucky us ;) 

   Enjoy the Show!

    - Mike'n'Cheese


   Tracklist:

   1. Intro
   2. Three Pistols
   3. So Hard Done By
   4. Twist My Arm
   5. Montreal
   6. Everytime You Go
   7. Fight
   8. Locked in the Trunk of a Car
   9. New Orleans is Sinking
  10. The Last of the Unplucked Gems
  11. At the Hundredth Meridian
  12. Cordelia
  13. Bring It All Back
  14. Fully Completely
  15. Blow at High Dough
  16. Little Bones
  17. Long Time Running
  18. On The Verge
  19. The Luxury 


  Sound Notes:

  Setting aside the effects that the stream has on this recording, it's
  not a bad sounding show. Bass lovers will enjoy the thick mix, and
  you can hear all the guys pretty good. Unfortunately, there is some
  tape hiss, and the highs aren't as clean as they could be. All the
  signs of an old cassette tape. The only edits were the fixes of
  a few amplitude spikes and dropouts.