Up To Here

Tragically Hip's second album Up In Here was released in 1989 and showed the world what these Canadian Blues influenced Pop rockers were capable of. Driving rhythms, effective riffs, subtle soloing and especially the vocal stretches provided by singer Gordon Downie – his tormented voice implied he had some funny demons to exorcise. His distinctive stage appearance made the band what they are: good humored, down to earth, groovy with a pinch of spirituality. Tragically Hip established themselves as Canada's best musical export product in their subsequent career, 25 years and counting. Stand out tracks on Up In Here include “Boots Or Hearts”, “Blow At High Dough” and “38 Years Old”. Track Listing: Side A: Blow At High Dough I'll Believe In You (Or I'll Be Leaving You Tonight) New Orleans Is Sinking 38 Years Old She Didn't Know Boots or Hearts Everytime You Go When The Weight Comes Down Trickle Down Another Midnight Opiated