Was never a HUGE Rush fan, but definitely liked some of their stuff. Hold your fire was part of the soundtrack of one of the best summers of my life in 1988. It was a mix of that, Back in Black, Appetite for Destructuon, Licensed to Ill.... Etc...
A tribute to Rush
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1988 was a good year. I got out of the Navy while @Merlin was still chipping decks and painting everything haze gray. Dodgers also won the World Series, the first since 1981. It was a very good year.
Think I was still due for my first mind-expanding trip to the Phillipines back in those days. Oh the innocence of youth. 
Back when you were a dirty wog!Think I was still due for my first mind-expanding trip to the Phillipines back in those days. Oh the innocence of youth.
Reunion incoming
Can't wait for the reaction to the new touring drummer.
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View: https://youtu.be/koiX_Wspatw?si=PnBJxVtek7_SeD74&t=103
Can't wait for the reaction to the new touring drummer.
Rush Sets Reunion Tour for 2026; Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson Discuss the ‘Difficult Decision’ of Finding a New Drummer After Neil Peart’s Death
Rush will head out on a reunion tour in 2026, with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson joined by a new drummer. The tour will pay homage to the late Neil Peart.
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Love the idea, cant believe its been almost 6 years since Peart passed
Not understanding the drummer choice though
Not understanding the drummer choice though
fearsomefour
Legend
Geddy Lee is amazing.
Often playing complex bass lines, singing and playing keyboard chords with his feet on pedals.
Amazing bass player....very creative.
fearsomefour
Legend
1975....Medford Armory....I was a sophmore in HS....went to see KISS and was absolutely blown away by the opening act RUSH....as a drummer in a band I was mesmerized by the Professor on the Kit... I saw them several times since...going so far as to fly to Vegas to do it...always a great show and if you can still find it on Netflix or some other streaming service, the excellent documentary on their story...I actually bought the 2 disc DVD...i still watch it from time to time...
I was blessed enough to see Rush twice. '82 in Fresno California after they did Signals, (Subdivisions) and in Greenville South Carolina when they did their Balls of Fire tour.
Both concerts were amazing but their Balls of Fire concert was the opener of that tour and they really seem to be enjoying themselves as they were smiling a lot.
It is cool watching Geddy play the keyboards with one hand and the bass with the other simultaneously.
Both concerts were amazing but their Balls of Fire concert was the opener of that tour and they really seem to be enjoying themselves as they were smiling a lot.
It is cool watching Geddy play the keyboards with one hand and the bass with the other simultaneously.
duanevalle22
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I've seen RUSH (Rulers Under Satans House) ... Just quoting the 1980's Born Again Nut Cases... lol...
But I have seen them numerous times and they were always AWESOME.... I went out and got me a 1977 white Gibson EDS1275 because of Alex!!!!
But I have seen them numerous times and they were always AWESOME.... I went out and got me a 1977 white Gibson EDS1275 because of Alex!!!!
Nice!I've seen RUSH (Rulers Under Satans House) ... Just quoting the 1980's Born Again Nut Cases... lol...
But I have seen them numerous times and they were always AWESOME.... I went out and got me a 1977 white Gibson EDS1275 because of Alex!!!!