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As I get older these shows get harder to make for many reasons. I just saw the Hip here in Philly and it was a good show. But they didn’t have their lights with them and used the house lights. It was very raw and glad I saw them like that. But w/o the lighting rig Im not sure I would catch this show. I have a young child and I coach a high school hockey team on top of a full time job and full time husband.
So my question is……are they bringing their lighting rig on these newer US dates?…in particular the Philly date?
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If you're looking for the lighting rig they use for the arena dates in Canada, don't count on it. That rig will not fit into a club like the TLA.
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The lighting system depends on where they are playing, if it's big enough to hold their lights they use them, if not they don't.
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Like John Cage said above. Or I mean like John Cage use to say......
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That sucks though, most US dates are small venues. So they kind of hurt themselves by having a huge light rig IMHO
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I think all but 2 of the US shows I saw over the last year had the hips lighting, but yeah if you get to see them in a tiny bar than you loose out on their full lighting
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I've seen the boys in an HOB in Orlando, some redneck-ish club in Albany, and three times in NYC and have never seen a stage setup that is anything as closer to elaborate as what they do up there for you guys. Either way works for me, but that's what I have noticed...
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nothing beats the light show on Thugs
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