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  • the Tragically Hip
    the Tragically Hip
    / The Hip in the 1990s

    The Tragically Hip’s third album, Fully Completely (1992), became a blockbuster hit in Canada. Produced by Chris Tsangarides (who also produced records by Concrete Blonde and Judas Priest), it had a big rock-radio sound and featured hits such as “Fifty-Mission Cap,” about a Toronto Maple Leafs hockey player, Bill Barilko,…

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    The Tragically Hip’s third album, Fully Completely (1992), became a blockbuster hit in Canada. Produced by Chris Tsangarides (who also produced records by Concrete Blonde and Judas Priest), it had a big rock-radio sound and featured hits such as “Fifty-Mission Cap,” about a Toronto Maple Leafs hockey player, Bill Barilko,…

    Read More