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I've always loved the band, and I know there are a few other fans on board here - the Canucks -(AR15, Cosmic, PMT, Perl) and I know Nick is also a fan.
Oh, and there is that 2112 guy, I think he may have heard of them.
Good video coverage.
Alex Lifeson, the most underrated guitar player of the 80's-90's
Chris
03-13-2009, 09:12 PM
Rush is one of my favorites.
Someday I expect Canada will replace their national anthem with "Working Man"
Thanks for the heads UP!!!:26::26::26:
Chris
03-13-2009, 10:30 PM
VH1 Classic. Over now. It was Rio.
VH1 Classic. Over now. It was Rio.
Damn :mad:
MacGyver
03-14-2009, 12:51 AM
I've always loved the band, and I know there are a few other fans on board here - the Canucks -(AR15, Cosmic, PMT, Perl) and I know Nick is also a fan.
Oh, and there is that 2112 guy, I think he may have heard of them.
Good video coverage.
Alex Lifeson, the most underrated guitar player of the 80's-90's
Chit I missed it. :(
Dude! Sweet!
03-14-2009, 01:47 AM
Watching Trailer Park Boys right now...
I've seen Rush in the Gardens. The first album is my favorite.
Long Live John Rutsey!
Chris
03-14-2009, 07:17 AM
Chit I missed it. :(
You can probably rent Rush in Rio for a buck. If you're a Rush fan, I can't imagine you don't own it.
bluellama
03-14-2009, 08:09 AM
I've always loved the band, and I know there are a few other fans on board here - the Canucks -(AR15, Cosmic, PMT, Perl) and I know Nick is also a fan.
Oh, and there is that 2112 guy, I think he may have heard of them.
Good video coverage.
Alex Lifeson, the most underrated guitar player of the 80's-90's
Hey what's a Canadian have to do around here to be considered a RUSH fan ???
Post a flag in my profile... :D :D
Then again membership in the above group may not help my rep ..... :sifone:
Chris
03-14-2009, 08:37 AM
I think Rush is like Zep, Hendrix or the Stones. Unless you overtly proclaim you don't like them, it's assumed you're a fan.
Hey what's a Canadian have to do around here to be considered a RUSH fan ???
Post a flag in my profile... :D :D
Then again membership in the above group may not help my rep ..... :sifone:
Didn't mean to leave you out - or anyone else.
I agree with Chris, you either love them or hate them.
What I really like is that they are not "over-played" on radio. Zep, AC/DC... I'm tired of hearing the same songs over and over.
I saw Rush somewhere around '91 on the Roll the Bones tour.
Do a search on VH1 Classic for when they run it again, it's worth watching!
All the best songs, and the video was very clear and well edited.
Working Man as the national anthem - I like that idea on so many levels.
Watching Trailer Park Boys right now...
I've seen Rush in the Gardens. The first album is my favorite.
Long Live John Rutsey!
wow, I almost forgot his name.
I bought the first album (vinyl) and it had RUSH on one side, and "fly by night" on the other side. So many great songs on those two albums.
txriverrat2001
03-14-2009, 11:03 AM
Do you have MHD??? I think it's really called Paladia?? They've been playing a Rush concert in Germany titled R30 - recorded it a while back - great concert...
45Sonic
03-14-2009, 11:04 AM
I will see them in concert if they come around this year
You can probably rent Rush in Rio for a buck. If you're a Rush fan, I can't imagine you don't own it.
Actually, the one to have now is S&A in Bluray! Just got mine today (B-day!)
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Watching Trailer Park Boys right now...
I've seen Rush in the Gardens. The first album is my favorite.
Long Live John Rutsey!
Rutsey was pretty darn good actually. It is just unfair when you are replaced by the finest ever known.
One of the things that I always loved about this band is the mastery of their instruments/skills.
I remember reading that Alex practiced the guitar rif/solo in "freewill" so many times to be ready for tour, that he can now play it while intently watching TV. :sifone:
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Rutsey was pretty darn good actually. It is just unfair when you are replaced by the finest ever known.
One of the things that I always loved about this band is the mastery of their instruments/skills.
I remember reading that Alex practiced the guitar rif/solo in "freewill" so many times to be ready for tour, that he can now play it while intently watching TV. :sifone:
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I'll stand by my statement that Alex is the most underrated guitar player out there.
Considering the level of Geddy, and Neil, I guess someone just had to be last.
Funny, Who did the majority of their songwriting? I'm surprised I don't know this.
Because the songs and topics are as impressive as the music behind them.
Neil writes 99% of the Lyrics. Geddy and Alex the music. They present their semi finished product to Neil who then adds percussion, Then the refinement comes.
On their S&A DVD (not Bluray concert) they have a 30 minute documentary on the making of S&A. Worth watching. :)
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Neil writes 99% of the Lyrics. Geddy and Alex the music. They present their semi finished product to Neil who then adds percussion, Then the refinement comes.
On their S&A DVD (not Bluray concert) they have a 30 minute documentary on the making of S&A. Worth watching. :)
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Didn't realize Neil did the writing.
It would be kind of scary to get into that guys head. Some deep stuff.
I'll have to search for the S&A vid.
This is for you brotha. :sifone:
(I put this up once before)
http://www.neilpeart.net/movies/yyz_vid.html
:drool5::drool5:
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This is for you brotha. :sifone:
(I put this up once before)
http://www.neilpeart.net/movies/yyz_vid.html
:drool5::drool5:
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WOW, that was incredible.
I've always loved the song.
The guy that did the video did a great job - can you post a link that I can say a thank you? I couldn't get there off that page.
Very cool.
I also didn't know that YYZ stood for the Toronto Airport, or that the Morse code for Y-Y-Z was the same beat as the song.
Like I said, I'd be afraid to get into Neil's head.
MacGyver
03-14-2009, 09:01 PM
Neil Peart simply rocks. I played drums in high school, but was never that good.
Neil Peart simply rocks. I played drums in high school, but was never that good.
Few are.
That's why you're an electrician.:sifone:
No harm meant buddy
MacGyver
03-14-2009, 09:09 PM
Few are.
That's why you're an electrician.:sifone:
No harm meant buddy
No harm at all, Tim. :) I still play a nasty air drums on the steering wheel when I'm driving 22110
No harm at all, Tim. :) I still play a nasty air drums on the steering wheel when I'm driving 22110
I've been known to do that as well.
The guy that did the video did a great job - can you post a link that I can say a thank you? I couldn't get there off that page.
I don't know how but you might try this place;
http://www.rushisaband.com/display.php?id=1121
This is the story of how "Red Barchetta" was inspired and how the original story teller and Neil got together on a BMW bike trip.
MacGyver
03-14-2009, 09:34 PM
I've been known to do that as well.
The fuzzy dice hanging on my mirror made a serious crash cymbal :26:
I don't know how but you might try this place;
http://www.rushisaband.com/display.php?id=1121
This is the story of how "Red Barchetta" was inspired and how the original story teller and Neil got together on a BMW bike trip.
I remember reading that, very cool thing.
Audiofn
03-15-2009, 08:06 AM
My 2 year old son LOVES YYZ
Offshoredrillin
03-15-2009, 01:44 PM
I don't know how but you might try this place;
http://www.rushisaband.com/display.php?id=1121
This is the story of how "Red Barchetta" was inspired and how the original story teller and Neil got together on a BMW bike trip.
they met up at a local bmw dealer, Bobs Bmw, here in Jessup MD, i used to deliver to him. Bob used to go to swap meets in germany and buy all the old factory NOS parts of older BMW bike. they called him the lil man that bought junk...well after he bought all the old stock from the factory, he cornered the market. he is now known as the rich man that thought ahead.
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