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Coke Machine Glow

album by Downie
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  • the Tragically Hip
    the Tragically Hip
    / The 2000s and Gord Downie solo

    His debut album, Coke Machine Glow (2001), attracted an alternative audience almost completely separate from the Tragically Hip’s mainstream crowd. It was met with a divisive critical reception, its supporters comparing it to similar left turns: Springsteen’s Nebraska (1982) or Neil Young’s Tonight’s the Night (1975). An accompanying


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    His debut album, Coke Machine Glow (2001), attracted an alternative audience almost completely separate from the Tragically Hip’s mainstream crowd. It was met with a divisive critical reception, its supporters comparing it to similar left turns: Springsteen’s Nebraska (1982) or Neil Young’s Tonight’s the Night (1975). An accompanying


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