Long Time Running (2017)

[@maturecigarplant]

LONG LIVE GORD. LONG LIVE THE HIP.🤟

[@donnied9432]

A day hardly goes by without a hip song in it.

[@bradgearly]

Yes, he and his band were a Canadian icon. 🇨🇦

[@katstevens8266]

[@susanmarie6837]

FUCK CANCER ! LONG LIVE THE HIP !!!

[@natevm7888]

What a hell of a way to go out,,, when I die I wish I could be in a amazing rock band and do one last tour of the country and end the tour in my birth place city

[@Mr6saabs]

No flamboyance. No pyrotechnics. No feuds. No drama between these five. Just the words. And the music. That is what will be remembered. That is what moved us all.

[@kevinswiney1195]

Towards the end of the doc he says "people sit around the campfire and play our tunes all over the country." Wrong...all over the world. We play The Hip around campfires here in the good ole USA! Power of the Hip is beyond borders...!!

[@jeffreywinding6763]

@@kevinswiney1195 yeah yeah

[@jeffreywinding6763]

@@kevinswiney1195 phantom power all the way

[@Julie-ly8tg]

Maybe so... but he was emphasizing how iconic this band is across the great white north. And how it brings Canadians closer. It has been so wild through the years how a friendship or connection is made when you find other hip fans. You find your people. This is the only band I have seen so many times live. Just like others, of course. I am happy our neighbour's to the south enjoy them too ❤❤❤❤

[@superninbendo-201]

Greetings Hip family from Australia. About three weeks ago I walked into my local bottleshop and the guy in there (a Canadian) was playing these guys. I asked him what the hell is this awesome noise. He told me about the Hip. I went away and smashed it at home for a week. It was all I played. I had no idea. I went in there a week later and told him thank you so much for the recommend. He suggested this documentary. He didn't warn me that I would be crying the whole time. Another tick from Canada, you guys fucking rock!

[@stonecrestmovies]

Watching this as a 23 year old American living in Las Vegas who has never been to Canada and probably has seen snow three times ever in my life. I didn’t even know who the Hip were or really anything about them when Gord died, and that’s such a shame because now I’d do anything to have seen them. I only began to listen to them earlier this year, trying to find new artists to listen to. I came across the Hip and I was kind of interested in them as a band basically really only huge in Canada and practically unknown everywhere else, and I wondered why, honestly. What more can I say? Not only were they an incredible band with incredible songs, Gord was truly one of the most underrated songwriters and lyricists I’ve listened to and him and the Hip both deserve far more credit internationally than what they’ve ever received. He’s become an inspiration of mine not only for his art and how it has influenced me personally, but for his drive and passion for justice in bringing light to historical atrocities that I might not have otherwise known much about, living in the US. Thank you Gord, and thank you to the Tragically Hip for staying true to yourselves no matter what and for the incredible music… maybe someday I’ll take a road trip up north and blast some Hip along the way, seeing Canada for myself.

[@darkdefender1111]

Your welcome anytime neibour!

[@Barec76]

Underrated to you, a Canadian National Treasure. Not Underrated at all.

[@stonecrestmovies]

@@Barec76 Underrated everywhere else in the world is what I mean

[@RinkyDink-n1w]

As Canadians, we know that if the money and fame is to come, it must break into the US. It's been this way for decades. If we do it in Canada, then you'll get what is 'allowable' as this country is led by socialists and communists who don't have the depth of thought to know that they are, and people with too much $$$ are frowned upon. It's sickening. That being said, The HIp we're uniquely Canadian, and we couldn't have such a 'hometown feel' for them if they had gone elsewhere.

[@Beatricemajury-ek6cv]

Beautiful guys all of them dedicated friends forever

[@Phadraigin]

Thank you, Canada. Don't know how I never really heard much of these guys until now, despite living up in Wisconsin for a few years in the mid 1990s. Kind of glad yinz kept them as your own, though. It's a good reminder for me as a U.S.ian that our northern neighbor has their own mysterious loves we can't ever fully understand, and certainly can't co-opt. Very cool. What a great song writer, performer & band of true friends. I feel like I just discovered some secret treasure.

[@mrkrvn61]

I was listening to a sports radio station here in Dallas... Daryl razor Reaugh mentioned this band and on a gut feeling I had I felt it necessary to give these guys a listen and I've been hooked.

[@FlakoGordo]

Im born and raised in Dallas and was named after Gord

[@jeffreywinding6763]

@@FlakoGordo

[@timclark3391]

At that time as a trucker I hoped that entire week everything would fall in place; Rotterdam to Kingston to NC to Jersey to Saint John. Everything had to be on time so I could arrive home for our local screening of the final concert. I made it with just hours to spare and enjoyed it with my daughter who is also a huge fan. On Monday as I travelled down though the states again a sat radio talk show from NYC was calling it the day Canada was closed ha ha. Incredible last show by an incredible band. Pretty good doc too ;-)

[@marcrugani326]

I'm not Canadian, but a Buffalonian. This epic tribute to Gord resonates so much. It makes me want to live to the fullest. So consoled that I got a ticket to Hamilton on the last tour.

[@marks9172]

In FLA now, was in BUFF in the 90s

[@ryandotson5373]

I hate that it took this documentary for me to learn about this beautiful man and band, but I’m forever grateful for being introduced. From a relatively new fan from south of the border, I feel for Canada, this band is truly special.

[@stephenmiller2337]

At least you got in to the band. They were pretty awesome weren't they??

[@ryandotson5373]

@@stephenmiller2337 honestly can’t get enough of them. Fiddlers Green May be the most beautiful song ever written.

[@stephenmiller2337]

@@ryandotson5373 if you love Fiddler's green, you'll really love Scared from Day for Night

[@sryburn641]

Hey Ryan, welcome to the family, brotber!!!!!! Fan since 92. After Gord's extended rant on one of their tunes I was smitten. Favorite band ever. Seriously. I was blessed to se them at edgefest dallas and a few shows of tours after that. Got to meet Gord. Sweetest man. So mellow.

[@jenmurphy7777]

Welcome to the family friend

[@hugodoucet2872]

I watch this once a year. Reminding me how good we look as a Canadian when we all unite for a common cause. But overall, for my love for the Hip. The best band ever.

[@bradgearly]

@@hugodoucet2872 truly iconic, yeah.

[@mattnye2317]

Someone quoted on another video of the crowds watching the playing of Ahead by a Century in the last show - "Sometimes, something is perfect" and I think he meant exactly what you are referring to. It's a beautiful thing, it truly is. The only other moment that reminds me of this is the 2010 golden goal. Cherish these moments - they don't come around very often.

[@b1oh1]

I know I'm not the only American fan....but I've always felt like the biggest American fan. Gord is one of the most beautiful souls I've ever had the fortune of seeing and hearing in person. I was so sad I couldn't make a show on the last tour. Gord, you've spoken to me so many times in my life. You've brought me so much love, peace, and the sadness I feel thinking you're gone feels unmeasurable. Gord and The Hip will live on forever in each and everyone of us. RIP

[@gcanada3005]

Purple is only for Kings. That hat was apropos

[@jeffreywinding6763]

We are all great fans and family

[@NotSoNewby]

UK fan here. I discovered the Hip too late to ever see them live but Gord's lyrics mean the world to me and The Hip will always be one of my favourite bands!

[@tylernblaney]

Armed with will and determination, and grace, too..... ❤️

[@justvickthorne1912]

We so miss you Gord...we so identified and shared our Canadian Spirit...even your band fellows...we miss the magic from you all!!!❤❤❤

[@HardRockMiner]

Will always return here until I go to that next place.

[@heatherritchie3578]

When he kisses his band mates before going on stage, telling them he loves them, I completely lost it. Sobbing like a child. Beautiful documentary about such an amazing group of people who will always hold a special place in my heart and soul.

[@Patrick96322]

Same for me !!!

[@patricktheexpat]

It was easily one of the most heart-wrenching moments of my life, I was inconsolable.

[@Doppps]

I cherish those days, those road trips, those concerts, those screams along the way. Hey Gord, Thanks.

[@MichaelNadilski-it9ts]

I'm so glad I got to spend 10.minutes with him .just us ...talking ...that night in Detroit will always be with me

[@Tairygreen]

I’m headed to the cabin with the family in a few days and I GUARANTEE I’ll be playing some Hip. The humility in Gord.. there’s a guy to emulate 👊

[@glennfiddy6569]

To emulate? Yes, yes, yes.

[@jeffreywinding6763]

@@Tairygreen Hung with these guys from Coast to Coast. Always humane and hilarious!!! God I miss those days. Don’t you???

[@miless544]

I'd seen The Hip many times before seeing Gord on that final tour. It was gut wrenching; and life affirming. I think that's what he wanted it to be.

[@teagantornado4091]

Absolutely agre.

[@raythesports1]

Today, I needed a reminder of how beautiful humanity can be. Thankful that Gord and The Hip could provide it.

[@hazysativa3045]

Saw the hip 20 times, 15 of those before 1993. Got to meet the band, and when I was playing in Kingston ended up at the studio in Bath. Life got busy and I couldn't get to as many shows as I wanted. Still imo one of the best live acts of their era.

[@paulelliott3220]

Thanks for uploading this gem Just watched No Dress Rehearsal This is awesome

[@trevormasters1638]

Thanks, have seen it 8-9 times. Just need to watch every now and then.

[@joemacdonald7879]

only in Canada does an entire country take a break to say "Thanks" to a rock band.

[@squamish4244]

It was sobering when my favourite band came to an end when I was 37 years old. Such a stark reminder of mortality. But also strange, because many others get to have their favourite band around much longer. THE band of my youth was gone, forever. My sister's favourite band. And that of so many people our age in Canada. I love you, Gord.

[@jazz7113]

American fan here, gotta say I really love this band, a Canadian gem! Thanks Canada for producing some of my favorite music and artists. Watching this for the 4th time in the last week. RIP Gord💙

[@bradgearly]

A proud Canadian icon that he and his band have been.

[@jberk7000]

I went to their concert in Edmonton, Alberta and the energy being in the crowd was so strong with love, happiness and sadnesses. I remember looking around and seeing people dancing to the music with tears in their eyes knowing this is the last time….

[@geraldbrown2875]

I saw them on their final goodbye tour. You could see the emotions on the fans' faces that night! What a beautiful man, RIP Gord ❤ 🎸 🇨🇦

[@marcelmallory2761]

The Hip is in my top two favorite bands. I have followed them since I first heard them in the US on Canadian radio. I'm now almost 56 and my 15 year old son is a huge Hip fan I'm proud to say. Just sad that he never got to see them......

[@jeffms2]

Not enough people know about Gord and the Hip and how truly great they were! this video will have 50 million views one day!!

[@justvickthorne1912]

My God...the Tragically Hip has solidified us Canadians to be proud, free and remember our heros.... i love you guys!

[@bradgearly]

This is one documentary that we'll never forget! The Hip was one of Canada's greats! 🇨🇦🎤🎸🎸🎸🥁📻

[@paulelliott3220]

Thanks for posting it

[@bradgearly]

@@paulelliott3220 no problem dude. So many fans of The Tragically Hip across Canada and around the globe continue to remember an iconic frontman like Gord Downie.

[@captainzappbrannagan]

The heart of Canada. It's like no time passed at all, that's how powerful of a last memory, and tour this was. Forever in our hearts, we are with you gordo. You landed the balloon, and it was glorious, we all cheered. -Love

[@jaynehodgins9929]

Don't have summer without the HIP.Thanks guys

[@Higgy910]

Driving up north , playing hockey, going fishing. The way a Canadian can relate to the hip is unparalleled. Long live Gord!!!! ❤️❤️

[@FondelMikeRotch]

The man went out with honour and integrity. This is how you live eternally… In everyone’s memory of a great thing.

[@susanmarie6837]

I love your comment ❤

[@blackfloyd2454]

Watched the last show at the Queens in Nanaimo, BC. Absolutely incredible.

[@jayropa]

I watch this once a year around this time. It’s an incredible work that really captures what was happening in this country during that time period, but also sheds so much more light on what was happening. Cheers, Gord.

[@itstheotherwhitemeat]

Gord in the trailer park boys. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5i5fH6YhLR8eLc&pp=ygUdZ29yZCBkb3duaWUgdHJhaWxlciBwYXJrIGJveXM%3D

[@jamesnicholson9392]

JAMES SCOTT NICHOLSON, THREE WORDS, THAT EXPLOSIVE BAND. R.I.P. AND R.I.P. (ROCK IN PARADISE). FOREVER CHANGED OUR NATION TOP LEFT GORD YOU WERE MY YOUTH.

[@billdauphine951]

Don't know the band..or the music...but I think I love their fans...

[@donlandry68]

I tried to watch this love love the hip so fully completely however got 15-20 minutes in and was sobbing like a baby I miss his live shows I miss whst could of been of course I’m happy he left a strong beautiful body of work I can’t imagine what his fam and band and friends feel speechless right now

[@PBEnglish1978]

I was SO lucky to have seen the Hip on the last tour, (the London, Ontario show). It was absolutely the most emotional concert I've ever been to.

[@dmac1056]

Gord is my girlfriends uncle. Words can not describe who he was...or what he meant to his family and friends ❤️

[@mgansworth78]

I still cry anytime i hear any of the Grace Too versions from this tour. ❤ Love them all !!

[@chezzachezza7325]

Australian here 🎉🎉🎉🎉 i watched The Hips last gigs on Netflix loved the music cried 😢 of course , i can see midnight oil in Gord i got in touch with my 3 Canadian friends and told them why haven't they told me about this band . 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 RIP Gord 🙏 ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@roccocormier3821]

Thank you for posting this. I think everyone should have access to this for free. Everyone should learn about the hip and gordie

[@bradgearly]

Anytime, and yes you can access this anytime you would like. This is still available if you want to reminisce about the very best of The Tragically Hip.

[@EnoughSaid-bw9pk]

I love you and miss you.. you did so much.. for us indains. ... love you

[@raedroid1703]

My mom, grandpa and I watched this on the day it aired. We all balled our eyes out especially my mom who was a huge fan of them. Rip Gord Downie, we will never forget you and will always love you

[@canukster]

Was not too familiar The Hip but what a great documentary. A great Canadian band who spoke to all Canadians. Long live the legacy of The Tragically Hip! RIP Gord Downie.

[@ChrisIrving-f7k]

The band’s music is part of our dna now🎁

[@dd5921]

A total Canadian cathartic experience if there ever was one

[@teagantornado4091]

Absolutely was. It felt like the entire country came to a halt and came together on that last night in Kingston. Still gives me chills to think about . I hate that Gord isn't here anymore, it's so unfair.

[@barbaramoore5070]

Gord is the only person that makes me cry every time I hear him sing or see him in an interview, almost 7 years after he left the earth and started walking amongst the stars…gets me every time, and I’ve lost A LOT of people in my 69 years…

[@fixedlink]

I think a lot of people would agree with you, when you hear Gord singing, you get emotional and can't help it. You miss him and you miss TTH and wish they were touring and putting out another album.

[@mikemorris9648]

Here to watch this every year on this date, thanks for the upload...

[@stuartmccallister7173]

The Hip meant so much to me.

[@bradgearly]

Me, too.

[@JasonKechely]

Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@DrumJunkie-pk8oo176]

I’m not much of a fan of these guys. But watching the his documentary has made me respect these guy a lot more now then I use to and how much they mean to us Canadians.

[@KathrynLabuik]

Still makes me well up. Thanks guys for the soundtrack of my young life! Sail on Gordie!

[@paddyian]

I was fortunate to live my formative years Musically in northern Vermont 1 mile from the Canadian border in the early 90’s. The Hip were a HUGE part of the scene there. Everyone regardless of your background LOVED The Hip. There may have been bigger bands worldwide but in the history of rock, I’m not sure any band came in, left a spot in people’s hearts, and left with people being able to say goodbye and honor and thank them the way they did for the hip. I’ve tried to introduce people to them since but I’ve come to understand you had to be part of it to understand. And I only am lucky enough to have been close enough to the Canadian culture to latch on. Long live The Hip!!

[@donnied9432]

My brother heard New Orleans is sinking on a VA radio station in 1990. That's all it took for me. Getting to meet them is maybe the high point of my life. I'm nobody and they treated me like somebody. They were so nice. I told Gord when i shook his hand, "well i can die now" and he said "no, dont do that" was definitely an exchange I will never forget.

[@itstheotherwhitemeat]

did you see Gord in the trailer park boys. he was eating a bologna sandwich and even played a cop. lol.kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5i5fH6YhLR8eLc&pp=ygUdZ29yZCBkb3duaWUgdHJhaWxlciBwYXJrIGJveXM%3D

[@bradgearly]

That song's from the 1989 album titled: "Up To Here".

[@jamesnicholson9392]

JAMES SCOTT NICHOLSON,ONTARIO, CANADA 🇨🇦. I WATCHED YOU GUYS DEBUT, AT FORT ERIE FRIENDSHIP FESTAL, MY BRO CRAIG KRI INTRODUCED US ALL AS HE JUST COME BACK FROM VANCOUVER. 50 OF US ON A BEAUTIFUL SATURDAY, NOTHING TO DO, UNTIL THAT CONCERT WAS ANNOUNCED. I HAVE ONLY GROWN TO LOVE AND RESPECT ✊ YOU, WITH EVERY DAY. ALSO AS A GUITARIST, ALL THE GREATS WERE COVERED IN MY TOWN. ME AND MY FRIEND (GUITARIST) HAD YOU GUYS AND GUNS AND ROSES 🥀 DEBUT IN OUR EARLY TEENS. LITTLE BONES WAS JUST OUT, AND WE ROCKED OUR TOWN WITH IT, AS YOU HAD JUST EXPLODED CANADA 🇨🇦 WIDE. I COULD NEVER THANK ALL OF YOU , FOR BEING THE SOUNDTRACK TO MY LIFE, SINCE THE FIRST SONG, STILL TILL THIS DAY, AND WHEN I GET TO MEET GORD. ORIGINAL THE BEST, I THINK 🤔 EVEN RUSH AGREES....♥️♥️✌️🙏🌍☮️🙏♌️2🖐🦁🎸🎤✍️📝🎶📖🇨🇦 R.I.P. GORD R.I.P. (ROCK IN PARADISE)

[@dazzads]

i’m watching this for the fourth time ...i haven’t watched the new doc yet...i think i’m not ready. something just occurred to me..throughout this entire tour and especially the airing of this specific doc there was no forwardness of monetary gain that happened. obviously ticket sales happened but i feel like the thought of...”how can many companies make a ton of money off of this?” never really happened and if it did it wasn’t in the countries face like usual. i dunno if that makes sense. i just feel like as a country we just wanted to celebrate this special man and this special band and our country. and i like that. thanks for posting 🇨🇦 🎩

[@loandbehold7750]

He is such a poet…

[@stevenjames9358]

The Tragically Hip touched my life. I was too young to get in, but I remember the Lakeview Manor where they got their start. I remember Smalltown Bringdown being such a low-key hit and the top 40 station, 1380 CKLC, in Kingston playing the song, especially during evening rotation. I later worked at said radio station and boy we proudly played a lot of Hip. I remember going to my local Metro grocery store on Princess Street and there's Rob Baker getting his own groceries, like everyone else. I got to play pick up hockey with a few of the guys in the band. There was no talk about the band or music. They were just there to play hockey. They are all incredibly talented and have the ability to be extremely confident without arrogance. I am now in my own battle with stage 4 cancer. Of course, I look forward to seeing my relatives in the next life, and really hope Gord might belt out a few tunes for me too!

[@steves8209]

What a legend. Thank you Gord

[@laurieclow3113]

Thank you The songs of my whole life. First concert at Richardson stadium as well as the best when they did almost home at fort henry. Truly missed

[@AceJimbo]

Thank you for posting this!

[@1ConcernedIndividual]

The Hip meant a great deal to me and my friends. Very sad how it ended. RIP Gord!!!

[@scottaubin2616]

A true masterpiece. RIP Gord!

[@natevm7888]

"Him!....Here!....Now!...NOOOO!" When you hear Gord singing that in regards the deadly tumor,,,man if that doesn't get you in the feels...than I don't know..great Doc,,so interesting to see behind the scenes of the last tour and to hear from other band members, managers what it was like. Seen the Hip many times including last tour in Hamilton. Was a lead singer of Hip cover band for years. They wrote it all. Thanks for letting me be cool/relevant in countless gigs/pubs for a time. Major thanks guys!

[@hambonez500]

30 minutes before their last concert we shut all kitchen service down. Only shots or beer aloud. I love this band. I've been crying a lot

[@EnderGate]

I remember the first time I heard The Hip, 1991, Road Apples.

[@dougwilson6778]

I was lucky enough to live across the st lawrence river from kingston ont in the states and i was lucky enough to grow up to these guys, they were there at every important moment in my (at the time) young life, ive seen them live probably 15 times over the years and the tears still fall every time i watch this, we all miss you so much gord i still can't believe your gone, i can still remember listening to chez 106.1 and 106.9 the bear whenever the new hip album was dropping it was more than magical! So thank you guys and we still love you and there will never, ever be a band like The Tragically Hip again, RIP Gord the lord needed your beautiful soul back home but until we meet again....

[@Groteskfull]

Saw this a couple times when it came out, and that was it. I can watch a few snippets, but I can't sit through the whole thing again. It's too hard to take without being moved to tears. 😢

[@VuduBlues]

Every bit of this is and was glorious. The tiyr was an act of the tmost generosity. This documentary is like a beautiful keepsake. Thanks for all of it.

[@tricolore31]

Thank you for the video. So emotional.

[@Bobcagon]

Thanks for this. Behind the scenes..always an eye opener..Gord was so brave.

[@RawLu.]

Thank You, Gord 😇

[@DaleClements]

Thank You "The Tragically Hip"

[@fidub72]

I was at the Victoria concert. 8 years later it's still so special.

[@bradgearly]

@@fidub72 was this concert at the Victoria Royals hockey rink?

[@jakatta73]

Such a great band. I was lucky enough to see them play in the UK. RIP Gord.

[@crystalheartstar]

I waited 7 years to watch this and I still cried my eyes out.

[@ROOKTABULA]

I remember sitting alone, as always, in a theatre watching the final show that was broadcast live coast to coast. Last time I saw them was Another Roadside Attraction over 2 decades earlier.

[@lauriewebb4726]

Love the Hip and rest in peace Gord you are deeply missed❤

[@tricolore31]

Love you Gord. Love the hip.

[@kimdixson3566]

Thank you for this xx

[@Quiet_One]

What's the point of living when you can't live forever? If there was ever someone who needed to be alive forever and sing and tell stories and represent Canada it was Gord.

[@michaelgibson2982]

I was at a party with a bunch of English teachers who were in Japan for the JET program. This was in 1997. A an American teacher said to me I don't get the Hip. All you Canadians put it on at parties. She thought they were no better than her high school grunge bad in Ohio. I was taken aback at the time but all these years later I wish had said this: I guess you need to be Canadian to get it. They make me proud of my history. The documentary out this year gave me a better sense of how remarkable these musicians were.

[@billsneedjills6675]

"There's this F√ckin' Band you Gotta See".....Forever Grateful that the Hip came to western New York frequently back in the day. To this day I pimp them out to anyone that will listen. It amazes me with all that talent how many people never heard of Them. Hopefully there's more in the vault cuz the Road Apple scraps are quite a tasty treat!!

[@Ryanharrison69]

probably the greatest thing to come from canada ever.

[@Constant_YT90]

I am happy he made a book

[@mongoose2727]

They pulled it off. Gord pulled it off. I'm still in shock. What a summer...

[@MaxMoffattSkateSnow]

Gord will be in the hearts of myself and my children for eternity..

[@mng7096]

Thank god just like my father he didn't have to deal with COVID

[@tanyam6984]

I thought the exact same about my father.

[@karisbish]

This thought came to my mind while watching, as well! One silver lining

[@benkeijs]

No, Gord Downie had to deal with terminal brain tumor... What's to thank God for...?

[@JS-hy1wh]

We miss you Gord

[@turtlesauce6860]

23:03 : "A face so full of meaning, as to almost make it glow" 💜💜💜

[@bradgearly]

"For a good life we just might have to weaken" That's from "It's A Good Life If You Don't Weaken" from the 2002 album "In Violet Light".

[@Rosie_The_Border_Collie]

I can’t believe this video has only 50k views.

[@danielledumont6536]

We miss the hip!

[@tw6973]

Bawled through it all. But not in a bad way. That was so amazing.

[@bellhorn0433]

Much love to Gord. Tragically Sad and Great way to go out. #HIP 😔