World Container

there's just some layout changes gosh what else oh the big one a game a daily game almost like wordlish but it's going to be something that's going to have a set list and then you have to guess the month and the year that that set list was played oh wow and you have five guesses yeah Yeah, so that's coming.

So we are looking up World Container tonight.

And you'll notice that it brings up the card now rather than the whole album, which is what I've really wanted the whole time.

Last song on the record.

It's from Hamilton 2006, I believe.

Here we go.

This is World Container.

There's a world container with your name on it and a billion ways to go berserk.

prediction this time, JD?

What is it? um it is emergency emergency okay and we haven't done that one so we haven't done much from day for night no we have done day for night music at work has been a lot though so let's see world container from world container so that'll be next week what we discuss world container uh looking forward to that it's playing in my ears right now i really do dig this song quite immensely

somebody's gonna be deep diving on himmler this week

that's right Do it in an incognito setting.

to wrap this up.

We are going to wrap this up now.

Next week, we're going to talk about World Container.

I really want to thank you guys for joining me tonight.

And it also got a Grammy Award nomination for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album.

And also on that same day, the Tragically Hip, the aforementioned Tragically Hip, released World Container.

This was the 10th studio album from the Canadian group.

It was recorded alongside North American locations with producer Bob Rock, debuted at number two on the Canadian albums chart yesterday.

I know that's cheating, but I often think of Tragically Hip songs and, and records based on where I was in my life.

And I saw some incredible shows in the fall of 2006 and 2007 on the World Container tour.

And so-

Oh

... with that in mind, a lot of those World Container songs, while they don't necessarily have anything to do with fall, they put me in that state of mind.

The shows I really loved, uh, they did a run at the Phoenix in Toronto in October of '06.

I got to go to a few of those.

And so-

We're checking out Kentucky Eileen with their stunning cover of In View.

When the Hip dropped World Container back in 2006, In View immediately stood out with its bright driving piano hooks and infectious optimistic energy.

It was a massive Canadian radio hit, but BC folk quartet Kentucky Eileen saw a completely different acoustic soul hidden inside those chords.

Stripping away the electric polish, Kentucky Eileen recorded their rendition live inside a barn in Kelowna, packing it with rich four-part vocal harmonies, acoustic picking, and an irresistible folk groove.