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What About The Voice Of Neil Peart?


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He barely speaks in public why would he make a good vocalist? Besides Neil Peart is history, in the dust bin of rock 'n roll. Save your ink for people in the now like Geddy Lee, the greatest member of RUSH!
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I hear Geddy is taking drum lessons. You've become irrelevant Mr Peart!

 

Geddy can do everything! He's already got the guitar playing down.

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This thread is pure fodder.

Thanks for the laugh.

 

You can hear Neil count out "Animate" on CP.

 

There ya go!

 

My asshole can sing Zippity Doo Da better than any Neil vocals.

 

Don't forget "Subdivisions".

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This thread is pure fodder.

Thanks for the laugh.

 

You can hear Neil count out "Animate" on CP.

 

There ya go!

 

My asshole can sing Zippity Doo Da better than any Neil vocals.

 

Don't forget "Subdivisions".

 

True, but alas. I might throw up turkey, beer and Neil Peart vocals tonight.

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I hear Geddy is taking drum lessons. You've become irrelevant Mr Peart!

 

 

I would interpret "irrelevant" as meaning Neil is enjoying a well deserved yet abrupt retirement, then yes, I agree.

 

As well as G & A earning the right, as founding members, to continue their life's craft, as it seems they both wish to perform more.

 

 

 

 

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This thread is pure fodder.

Thanks for the laugh.

 

You can hear Neil count out "Animate" on CP.

 

There ya go!

 

My asshole can sing Zippity Doo Da better than any Neil vocals.

 

Don't forget "Subdivisions".

Deceased newscaster Mark Dailey did the "Subdivisions" bit.

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