Tombstone Mountain

It takes nine months to come up with content of this quality! Hey this is hard work dude, imagine if I just did stuff off the cuff?

Inspiration has to have action

And this is why you are so loved my man! The world needs more of this shit

Making babies and naming them Covid. What about you my man? The Bills finally found a QB...let all of Buffalo rejoice!!!

Which one are you going with? If you've ever had one, you know the feeling. Leave your response below

Man...seeing that pic really makes it burn that I passed on attending. Why man why did you pass? 8+ hour drive, and I had seen them twice No excuse! I drove from north Georgia to Toronto, then on to Montreal to see them! Besides, seeing them at every stop still wouldn't have been enough! That's the spirit, man! :cheers: Would love to hear more stories from that trip... R40 was an unbelievable experience for me. I flew in 9,297(google)km from Frankfurt to LA. I had no ticket when I first booked this flight, and somehow strangely a "TRF Angel" appeared. Right out of that nowhere I ended up somewhere, in Inglewood... Last show... 3rd row... Geddy's side!! I still can smell The Forum!!! :smoke: The greatest and most important Rock'n'Roll trip in my life! :rush: Thanks for the ticket, Gina!!! Thanks for the beers, brought all the way from Germany dude. They were tasty

It wasn't that desolate. Jigga was there sellinh t-shirts, telling us how many people he's shot

That's crazy 14. I didn't know that we had this in common. My LA Forum show was the 60th for me as well. RUSH ON! Wow! When was your first show? By the way here is the pic again. Looks like the link is broken That was a such a great time!

Preach it Brother! Excellent stuff. Truth is, there are great coping mechanisms available all around: Plant a garden. Get a goldfish. Volunteer at a homeless shelter. Hike. Read a book. Bake cookies. Spend time at a museum...the list could go on forever. Kudos to you Blue J! You know my story, and I've been edified sharing my struggles with you as the former partner of an alcoholic. Proud of you dude!

In my dreams its still the same This band is lame, and so's the name

Though this film is over 50 years old, it has aged really well. Now here is an actor in top form. Great movie that is always watchable

Neil was an introvert. That kind of personality is hard to understand for a lot of people especially in today's world when everyone puts everything out there on the internet trying to get themselves known in whatever way possible. But introverts don't crave that kind of attention. They just want to go about their business without much fuss or attention. It's not something you can just snap out of one day. You can have a family, close friends and a successful career with it but it's not something that ever leaves you just like any other lifelong personality trait somebody has. This is one of the things that made Neil such a great drummer and lyricist. Introverted people spend more quiet time alone and think deep on many topics. It turns out the one thing that many fans disliked about him was the very thing that helped him to be so gifted at his craft. I've always said that Rush would have been finished by 1980 like a lot of other bands from the 70s if Neil didn't join them. The first album is a good 70s rock album and nothing more. There isn't anything I hear on it that leads me to believe that they would have gotten to the heights that they did if Rutsey stays in the band. The addition of Neil with his unique playing style and lyrical content caused Geddy and Alex to up their games immensely. Neil was too humble to admit it but he is exactly what was needed for the band to ascend to the greatness it did. I'm glad you now realize the true genius of Neil. It's just too bad it took you so long to figure it out. Neil was an introvert. That kind of personality is hard to understand for a lot of people especially in today's world when everyone puts everything out there on the internet trying to get themselves known in whatever way possible. But introverts don't crave that kind of attention. They just want to go about their business without much fuss or attention. It's not something you can just snap out of one day. You can have a family, close friends and a successful career with it but it's not something that ever leaves you just like any other lifelong personality trait somebody has. This is one of the things that made Neil such a great drummer and lyricist. Introverted people spend more quiet time alone and think deep on many topics. It turns out the one thing that many fans disliked about him was the very thing that helped him to be so gifted at his craft. I've always said that Rush would have been finished by 1980 like a lot of other bands from the 70s if Neil didn't join them. The first album is a good 70s rock album and nothing more. There isn't anything I hear on it that leads me to believe that they would have gotten to the heights that they did if Rutsey stays in the band. The addition of Neil with his unique playing style and lyrical content caused Geddy and Alex to up their games immensely. Neil was too humble to admit it but he is exactly what was needed for the band to ascend to the greatness it did. I'm glad you now realize the true genius of Neil. It's just too bad it took you so long to figure it out. Well said young man

They're ok on this one. Ok, sometimes they listen and other times they talk too much before even letting the song settle into its groove. They range between very good and very annoying for me. They do some interruptions on this but not enough so it becomes annoying. Yeah, looks like they're paying attention to the comment section

A lot weirder than i thought it would be