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Presto is definitely the heaviest album of 1991

Moving Pictures lost Album of the Year to Loverboy's self-titled debut and the year before that Permanent Waves lost to Anne Murray's Greatest Hits. I never forgave the Junos after that. 😁

I see red, it hurts my head, I guess it must be something that I read I see orange, red, a bumbling idiot bringing it all to a head, couldn't we be living in another reality instead? It's about his signature on our money, and the price he gets sharpies for, (IS IT TRUE?) while we fight a useless war, the stocks to sell, the road to hell feels orange red ------------------------

I saw on Canadian news CBC and Rush Is A Band, that Alex and Geddy will make an appearance at the Juno awards. I hope it's a performance with all three of them. In 1975, the band won the Juno for most promising group, and won group of the year back-to-back in '78 and '79. Rush has won 10 Junos in total, including the inaugural Juno Award for best hard rock/metal album in 1991 for its 13th album, Presto (CBC).

I suppose as they are "officially" Rush. I did also notice that Geddy, while at the Friday Jays game, was not at yesterday's (I always look for him). Coincidence, perhaps, but maybe they thought they better run through The Spirit Of Radio a few extra times. ;)

Certainly must be. I'm a big Arkells fan, whom are also performing on the show tonight. Well their front man Max posted an Instagram clip, talking about what its like to prep for a TV event rather than just a straight up gig. He mentioned tonight will be a full on celebration of Canadian music past and present, and very specifically mentioned a "heavily NDA'd surprise" to kick off the show, saying no one would even tell him who it was. If you're going to watch tonight, sounds like you should tune in right at 8 PM !!

Especially when it came out in '89! They likely meant RTB...which reminds me of Jethro Tull winning the metal Grammy in '87...

A comedy bit from the TV show Get Smart with Don Adams and Barbara Feldon.