Up To Here (Deluxe - Remastered) The Tragically Hip

• 1 Blow At High Dough (2024 Remastered) 04:37
• 2 I'll Believe In You (Or I'll Be Leaving You Tonight) (2024 Remastered) 04:04
• 3 New Orleans Is Sinking (2024 Remastered) 04:17
• 4 38 Years Old (2024 Remastered) 04:20
• 5 She Didn't Know (2024 Remastered) 03:31
• 6 Boots Or Hearts (2024 Remastered) 03:42
• 7 Everytime You Go (2024 Remastered) 03:21
• 8 When The Weight Comes Down (2024 Remastered) 04:44
• 9 Trickle Down (2024 Remastered) 03:11
• 10 Another Midnight (2024 Remastered) 03:56
• 11 Opiated (2024 Remastered) 03:43
• 12 She's Got What It Takes 03:20
• 13 Get Back Again 04:10
• 14 Rain, Hearts And Fire 03:35
• 15 Wait So Long (48kHz) 04:09
• 16 Crack My Spine Like A Whip (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 03:25
• 17 She Didn't Know (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 04:01
• 18 Highway Girl (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 04:55
• 19 Just As Well (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 02:56
• 20 Boots Or Hearts (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 03:25
• 21 Trickle Down (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 03:37
• 22 Get Back Again (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 03:40
• 23 Three Pistols (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 03:36
• 24 Fight (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 06:21
• 25 38 Years Old (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 04:24
• 26 Blow At High Dough (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 04:32
• 27 I'll Believe In You (Or I'll Be Leaving You Tonight) (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 04:10
• 28 New Orleans Is Sinking (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 06:58
• 29 On The Verge (Live At The Misty Moon) (48kHz) 04:39
• 30 Hailstone Hands Of God (1988 Demo) 04:00
• 31 When The Weight Comes Down (1988 Demo) 04:24
• 32 I'll Believe In You (Or I'll Be Leaving You Tonight) (1988 Demo) 04:04
• 33 New Orleans Is Sinking (1988 Demo) 03:35
• 34 Rain, Hearts, And Fire (1988 Demo) 03:41
• 35 She Didn't Know (1988 Demo) (48kHz) 03:28
• 36 Blow At High Dough (1988 Demo) (48kHz) 04:42
• 37 Boots Or Hearts (1988 Demo) (48kHz) 03:23
• 38 Everytime You Go (1988 Demo) (48kHz) 03:22
• 39 Just Another Midnight (1988 Demo) (48kHz) 03:53
• Total Runtime 02:37:51

Info for Up To Here (Deluxe - Remastered)

The Tragically Hip announce a commemorative boxset of their Diamond-certified debut album Up To Here, the latest installment of special deluxe packages, set to release on November 8. Up To Here was originally released September 5, 1989, as The Tragically Hip’s first full-length studio album, an introduction that brought them breakthrough success, including two Canadian rock radio #1 singles, “Blow at High Dough” and “New Orleans is Sinking” as well earning the band a JUNO Award for “Most Promising Artist” in 1990.

The expanded reissue of Up To Here is a must-have for collectors, presented as four LP set on 180g vinyl, alongside a book documenting the history of the debut album era. The reissue includes a 2024 remastering of the original album, there are four previously unreleased songs that didn’t make it on the original Up To Here album - “She’s Got What It Takes,” “Get Back Again,” “Rain, Hearts And Fire” and “Wait So Long” – that are also shared as part of this expanded package, remastered and newly mixed.

Established in 1984, this year marks 40 Years of The Tragically Hip – a milestone for the beloved band. 2024 sees The Tragically Hip break open the archives; reminiscing with fans on four decades of music, friendship and philanthropy. The band’s legacy will be honoured with a yearlong celebration, which started with the designation of the Record Store Day Canada Ambassadors, later the launch of a four-part Amazon Prime Documentary titled No Dress Rehearsal and on October 1 the release of a deluxe, hand-crafted book titled This Is Our Life, the band’s story as told in their own words and features more than 300 pages of unseen rarities pulled from the band’s personal collections. The Up To Here boxset celebrates the early days of The Tragically Hip and is the latest installment of a series of reissues released over the last few years honouring the band’s extensive catalogue – Road Apples 30th Anniversary Deluxe Boxset (2021), Fully Completely Vinyl Release (2022), Phantom Power 25th Anniversary Deluxe Boxset (2023).

The Tragically Hip has been at the heart of the Canadian musical zeitgeist, evoking a strong emotional connection between their music and their fans that remains unrivalled. A five-piece group of friends including Rob Baker (guitar), Gord Downie (vocals, guitar), Johnny Fay (drums), Paul Langlois (guitar) and Gord Sinclair (bass), who grew up in Kingston, Ontario, The Tragically Hip have achieved both mass popularity with more than 12 million albums in Canada and over 2 million sold in the U.S, as well as peer recognition through 17 Juno Awards – picking up the distinguished Humanitarian Award in 2021 at the 50th annual JUNO Awards, which recognizes Canadian artists or industry leaders whose humanitarian contributions have positively enhanced the social fabric of Canada and beyond. In 2022, they were inducted into Canada’s Walk Of Fame for Humanitarianism in pursuit of social and environmental justice. They had previously received a star on the Walk Of Fame in 2002 for Arts & Entertainment. Most recently, the band along with their manager, Jake Gold, received the War Child Canada Founder’s Award celebrating over 20 years of support for the global humanitarian organization. The Tragically Hip's tireless activism and philanthropic pursuits have raised millions of dollars for multiple social and environmental causes, such as Camp Trillium, the Canadian Cancer Society, the Sunnybrook Foundation, WAR Child, the Special Olympics, and the Unison Benevolent Fund. Their studio catalogue includes their self-titled debut album The Tragically Hip (1987), Up To Here (1989), Road Apples (1991), Fully Completely (1992), Day For Night (1994), Trouble At The Henhouse (1996), Phantom Power (1998), Music @ Work (2000), In Violet Light (2002), In Between Evolution (2004), World Container (2006), We Are The Same (2009), Now For Plan A (2012), Man Machine Poem (2016) and Saskadelphia (2021). A National Celebration was the final show of The Tragically Hip’s Man Machine Poem Tour recorded on August 20th, 2016, at the K-Rock Centre in their hometown of Kingston, Ontario, and is their last performance as a five-piece band. Through their career the band became a cultural touchstone in Canada, who despite their accolades and numerous recognitions, will always be proudest of the humanitarian work they have done over the years through numerous charitable organizations and causes. The legacy of the band's frontman, the late Gord Downie, continues with The Gord Downie and Chanie Wenjack Fund, which aims to build cultural understanding and create a path toward reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.

The Tragically Hip

Digitally remastered

Please Note: This album consists of different sampling rates. See track list - behind each track you'll find the sampling rate.

The Tragically Hip
Critically acclaimed for more than three decades, The Tragically Hip has been at the heart of the Canadian musical zeitgeist, evoking a strong emotional connection between their music and their fans that remains unrivalled in this country. A five-piece group of friends including Rob Baker (guitar), Gord Downie (vocals, guitar), Johnny Fay (drums), Paul Langlois (guitar) and Gord Sinclair (bass), who grew up in Kingston, Ontario, The Hip has achieved the enviable status of a band that enjoys both mass popularity with more than 8 million albums sold worldwide, as well as peer recognition through 16 Juno Awards - and the fourth-most ever for an artist – picking up their last two in for Group of the Year and Rock Album of the Year for Man Machine Poem. Their studio catalogue includes their self-titled debut album The Tragically Hip (1987), Up To Here (1989), Road Apples (1991), Fully Completely (1992), Day For Night (1994), Trouble At The Henhouse (1996), Phantom Power (1998), Music @ Work (2000), In Violet Light (2002), In Between Evolution (2004), World Container (2006), We Are The Same (2009), Now For Plan A (2012) and Man Machine Poem (2016). Through their career the band became a cultural touchstone in Canada; receiving the distinguished Order of Canada and even being featured on a set of postage stamps. The band’s final concert in their hometown of Kingston, Ontario took place on August 20th, 2016 and was broadcast nationally on CBC to a record breaking audience of 11.7 million, the second highest audience ever in Canada.

This album contains no booklet.