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The only thing I was shocked at was you saying that Geezer and Bill are your favorite rhythm section ever because I don't remember hearing that from you until the other day. So naturally my first thought was where the hell did that come from? 😄

It WOULD have gone to number one if Entre had listened to it more!!!

Giraldo is such a great guitarist. Very under rated.

And a great songwriter as well

Great song with a killer guitar solo.

Painkiller - Judas Priest Angel of Retribution - Judas Priest Rising In the East - Judas Priest Brave New World - Iron Maiden Rock In Rio - Iron Maiden Dance of Death - Iron Maiden Death On the Road - Iron Maiden

WRONG SO WRONG YOU ARE VERY, VERY NOT CORRECT

Where's Shadows Of The Night? Invalid poll.

Costco cake here we come. They say a half sheet cake (12x16) feeds up to 48 people. How freaking small are those slices?

The October show in Toronto has been moved to a different venue. It was originally supposed to be at The Opera House (capacity 950) but has been moved to Danforth Music Hall (cap. 1,480) due to demand.

Treat Me Right is

Yeah you seem like a couple new wave fans or something.

LZ 2 On The Live Side-Ben Sidran

he asaid to me everyone always acts shocked whenever i play metal, lol Mick

GOD DAMN IT I LISTEN TOO METAL why are all of you always so shocked? Segue was right, lol Mick

Aren't albums like these too heavy for you?

I lost her at "Wide Awake in Dreamland" Debut - 7 the Hard Way rank up there with Rush and Zeppelin as my all time favorite music

not neccessarily in this order: Hole in the Sky Thrill of it All Symptom Of The Universe Into the Void Children of the Grave Fairies Wear Boots War Pigs Hand Of Doom Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Killing Yourself to Live Also if you've never seen the Black Sabbath show cartoon, this is a must watch

Our new School of Rock season started, we're doing Arena Rock. Im doing bass on Sweet Emotion and my first ever LEAD guitar on You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet!

Yes - one other thing I did not mention was that I spent lot of $ at the show. One ticket at the door, $90. One T-shirt outside, another $40. One beer in the venue, another $19 (give me a break, fine with helping pay the salaries of the workers but thats robbery). Needed the beer though as I had puled some muscles in my back and even with some CBD and Tylenol my back was killing me. 4 T- shirts (2 Priest & 2 Sabaton) at the merch booth another $200. A signed copy of Sabaton's album at the merch booth another $75. Not complaining (much). I saved up and planned to spend this $. It was worth it (except the crazy cost of the beer - but even that was worth it in a way). Glad you liked the show as well.

Sounds like a lot of fun! Throughout the spring I've practiced almost exclusively the basics of walking bass. Now it seems to have reached the point where playing a pretty vivid bass line to an easy song like Blue Bossa is possible. I rejoice!

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's Lookman!

WHEN I WOZ A YOUNG BEAN, MY DADDY TOOK ME INTO THE KITCHEN, AND MADE ME WASH THE FLOOR Or something like that

I don't know. I just don't know. I really just don't know. I'm afraid I really just don't know. I'm afraid even I really just don't know.

Me too :p

More middle aged unwashed ass men bitching about EVs and cracking the same lame jokes in the comment section of car-related articles. Every day. Deal with it Richard, auto mags aren't going to stop reporting on EVs, including for positive news. "no thanks I already have a toaster" dude, Hyundais EVs would smoke your ratty ass G35 out on the block twice over

i dunno i heard it first at 19 and had a fab life prior thank you very much. LOL. Mick

That's not funny!

He must have written the most boring script ever as well!

Ok i Will say i do like the besically 3 minute intro. but the main song is........A SONG. that's all. But really. the vocals all i hear in the verses are literally. AH-AH-AH-AH- mumble mumble. WHAT is up with Nightwish constatly farting on Floors head. it's legit upsetting. and this is my fifth listen BTW Mick

Huh, could’ve sworn I heard something. Oh well, back to my super gay Muse record

He will have written the funniest joke in the world. And in result, he will die laughing.

If they played Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse or Albany I believe they would get a really good turnout because they would be drawing fans from all over the state who live outside of NYC. There is also the close proximity to southern Ontario so they could get people to come down from Canada who might not want to deal with the traffic going to Toronto to see them. They could probably get a few fans from northern PA too. It's just strange to me that an entire state is just being ignored like that when they've done so much touring in the US. Yes, NYC is huge but there's more to New York than that.

Presto for me might be the first Rush record where there are parts of songs I like within songs I generally don't like. Superconductor is like that for me...the pre-chorus, "Hits you in a soft place..." section is really strong to me. But the rest of it is not at all good.

I think the new song is good but I'm not blown away by it in any way.

...video EVER!!! http://gifs.com/gif/pat-benatar-love-is-a-battlefield-vO4ZJ7

I assume the sunroof lowers the value enough for it to be in budget? And by sunroof I mean rainroof

Alice Cooper-Welcome to My Nightmare (10/10) I remember when i finally listened to Alice i was like why did i ever wait so long, lol. he was right up my alley the whole damn time.......i love him. Mick

Same. I might have picked Promises In the Dark if it were included.

Pearl Jam- Ten I've mostly listened to Redux for the past few months. But the magic of the original mix is unsurpassed. This is how I fell in love with the band, it doesn't need changing (though...I do love Redux)

Vol. 4 - Black Sabbath

Cherries.

I am really impressed by your willingness to read so many classic (i.e. complicated/difficult) books while keeping up with your kids reading. Good on you mate

Kirkland super extra-large peanuts. Roasted and salted.

Curried carrot and lentil soup over rice

Pate, onions and bread.

Sure, I have. I Love Duck. The movie was fun even though I was a small kid from the Finnish periphery who barely recognized any actor from the movie back then, let alone musicians. But I used to listen to the original Blues Brothers soundtrack over and over again - my sister had copied someone's copy of the tape. It still is a great soundtrack. Steve Jordan would not agree on the greatness when it comes to his drumming. He said he played way too much and way too fast. At 2:06->. Love Steve as well.

Raise Your Hand by Steve Cropper, Eddie Floyd and Al Bell. I really do like James Jamerson's beautiful, intuitive and visionary bass lines on Motown. Still, I've always clearly been more into Stax soul. I love Dunn's earthy, sturdy bass work. This Southern soul/gospel groove is great fun to play. It has a special feel to it, as Stax songs in general. (This song could easily have been on my 27 song list for the summer, since my teacher is a soul music lover, big time. But I somehow came back to Eddie Floyd after many years a few days ago and decided to learn how to play this tune. The whole album Knock on Wood is full of classics. And the Stax catalogue is wide, so I will have a great time digging deeper into Duck's grooves. )

Cannonball Adderley: Mercy Mercy Mercy. One of the 27 new songs that I'm happy to learn to play during the summer. My bass teacher has a very good taste in music, these are all great summer jams. Come August and we'll see how many of these I've nailed.