Trouble At The Henhouse is a Alt/Indie album by The Tragically Hip, originally released in 1996. On Gatefold: 18 pressings tracked, owned by 7 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Alternative Rock
- raw
- earnest
- heartland
About
By the mid-‘90s, The Tragically Hip had proven themselves to be Canada’s most rousing rock band, but on their fifth album, they dialed back the intensity and downshifted into mellower, moodier realms. Building upon the template set by <i>Day for Night</i> slow-burners like “Nautical Disaster,” the opening “Gift Shop” stokes an ominous organ hum into a gritty but patient groove, while the gorgeous, moonlit ballad “Flamenco” drifts like a tumbleweed rolling down an empty desert highway at night. And in the eternal “Ahead By a Century,” The Hip deliver an acoustic anthem every bit as exhilarating as their arena-rattling rockers.
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Tracklist
- 1Gift Shop4:58
- 2Springtime In Vienna4:37
- 3Ahead By A Century3:43
- 4Don't Wake Daddy5:07
- 5Flamenco4:06
- 6700 Ft. Ceiling3:39
- 7Butts Wigglin3:47
- 8Apartment Song3:57
- 9Coconut Cream3:20
- 10Lets Stay Engaged4:53
- 11Sherpa5:15
- 12Put It Off5:10
Credits
Performers
- Peter TuepahORGAN
- Greg RunionsVIBRAPHONE
- Bobby BakerGUITAR
- Gord SinclairBASS BACKING VOCALS
- Gordon DownieVOCALS
- Johnny FayDRUMS
- Paul LangloisGUITAR BACKING VOCALS
7 collectors on Gatefold own this · 18 pressings tracked on Gatefold