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Anyone go to the Rush concert last night? It was a beauty, eh. One of the few bands out there with all the original members, which I guess is easier to do when you only have 3 people. They played for about 3 hours and even though they didn't hit all the classics, I had a great time.
I envy you and glad you had a good time. I think they are one of best rock bands of all time. Rush has the best drummer I ever heard and lyrics with deep meanings.
I missed it. But at the dozen Rush concerts I've been to I end up staring at Neil playing drums for much of the show, so the rest of the music is just background noise. I think I would enjoy a two hour drum solo.
I missed it. But at the dozen Rush concerts I've been to I end up staring at Neil playing drums for much of the show, so the rest of the music is just background noise. I think I would enjoy a two hour drum solo.
I didn't expect it to happen, but I did watch Neil for most of the night. Especially for newer songs that I don't know.
Where did they play last night? We saw them at the Verizon a few months ago.
Time Warner Cable Arena, which is one reason I didn't pay much attention to this show. The acoustics are awful, IMnotsoHO. Verizon is a much better venue for music.
Neil Peart is an icon. But he never was percussionist in Brand X. That was Morris Pert... Peart has been with Rush since the early/mid-seventies.
Duh. There was me thinking it was just a spelnig erra. Thanks for setting me straight. I still love Brand X though.
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