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Those thunderbirds are always confusing to look at.

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So did they skip a song? No wreckers or anarchist, Losing It before Subdivisions confirmed?

https://www.periscope.tv/w/VzPSQjE4NTQ0MDJ8MTEwNjM3MzMu7aj9EpONCe-lWut4GZ-y-cUhLGznbgLaJMWtvrv5yA==

Do you have a link?

Anyone got that set that someome saw earlier?

They have only played 1 show this tour, and Anthem was played. Anthem won't show up for another hour tonight if they play it! It's in the encore. It'll be there unless they swap it for something else, fly by night or by for?

They didn't at all. Clockwork Angels Snakes and Arrows Vapor Trails Counterparts Roll The Bones Grace Under Pressure Signals

Open Secrets is what I want. But I know I won't get it.

I don't need to see average women dancing terribly either, just stream the show. Or don't at all.

Fixed. At Tulsa I saw more people leave after they started playing Lakeside Park than any other portion. A lot of people didn't stay for the encore. Really weird.

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weird they didn't play Clockwork Angels at all.

Ugh you guys are creepy

He also played a Gibson Les Paul bass for Distant Early Warning. I was waiting for a Hofner to show up. That was a Les Paul bass eh? Hmmmm It was definitely a les Paul bass body. But I actually don't know if Gibson manufactured it. I thought all the different basses were kind of weird. And I think it caused some of the tone imbalances between each son. Nothing to noticeable. It was just for the first few seconds of some song. Although I must say that Les Paul surprised me, the tone was crazy good. Sounded awesome for Distant Early Warning

Geddy played two Rickenbackers. Tom Sawyer was recorded on Jazz bass and is played on a Jazz bass. It's his black pawn shop one. It used to be his primary. He use the Double Neck for Xanadu and his original blue one for Red Barchetta (the original bass used for that song) He also played two different Thunderbirds, one was the upside down style, can't remembery the specific name. He also played a Gibson Les Paul bass for Distant Early Warning. Surprisingly he played with 2 different Precision basses too. Actually Geddy played 3 different Rickeys' The black 4001 and then there was a red 4003 (I think?) and then the red doubleneck. Just went back to my twitter feed to confirm it.. the red Rickey was on CTTH. Thanks totally forgot about that. Probably the most boring song in the second set, still a great song live!!! Just the weakest of the whole set in my opinion. But that bass is really interesting. Just wanted to point the Jazz was is has and should always be used for Tom Sawyer. Is the Rick used on Red Barchetta really black? I swore it was the blue one.

Geddy played two Rickenbackers. Tom Sawyer was recorded on Jazz bass and is played on a Jazz bass. It's his black pawn shop one. It used to be his primary. He use the Double Neck for Xanadu and his original blue one for Red Barchetta (the original bass used for that song) He also played two different Thunderbirds, one was the upside down style, can't remembery the specific name. He also played a Gibson Les Paul bass for Distant Early Warning. Surprisingly he played with 2 different Precision basses too.

Harder to calculate which shows to go to to make sure I see all the songs then. I saw Tulsa, gotta see how many more sets they do and hit the right ones up. I can't miss Natural Science or The Camera Eye. Jacobs Ladder was insane, would love to see it again.

I love how the folks not willing to drive long distance for a show are complaining that it's being wasted on other cities. I drove 10 hours to Tulsa, saw the show and drove 10 hours back. I've been up for 39 hours now. It was f***ing worth it. How entitled are you?

Almost everyone I met there were from out of state. Including myself.

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Highly credible. He went by what HE heard. He was there. Some Rush fans tend to be hyper-crytical. According to this writer he sounded great. Im a huge Geddy fan, but I listened last night, and Geddy's voice was straining a lot, as well as diving down rather than up on many songs. I'm perfectly fine with that... by the way, but his voice did not sound as strong as ever, thats just wrong. In addition to Neil's tendonitis, its perfectly clear to end on a good note, and play ANY old stuff at ALL, this has to be the end. Except it probably won't be. They have said they probably will slow down. But if you watched the end of the show it wasn't any different than the last couple years Geddy even said his usual we hope to see you again in the future thing he usually says. And they showed 1 image after all the videos and it said R40+ they added the plus. Its a hint. I am 90% sure we will get another studio album and 15 shows minimum. Perhaps, and I hope its true (that they tour again). Some vocalists can hold it together. One things for sure, many of the songs played last night will be permanently retired - he wont be able to sing them anymore, which, again, is fine with me. A 15 gig tour isn't really doable (shows like this), the finances of touring are such that they wouldn't make the money they'd need to for a show that big on only 15 dates. Who said it had to be spread it out. It could be only 5 venue tour in different locations of the word New York, Toronto, LA, UK, Maybe The Gorge or Red Rocks they play 3 nights at each venue. Take a week off in between. I think he sounded really good on Xanadu and Jacob's Ladder. Like I feel he nailed those and can play those even next year and the year after.

Can we please talk about the end of the show? Geddy says goodbye and the we hope to see you soon. And then after Exit Stage Left video. They added a + to the R40 that was on the screen prior to the show. R40+ WHAT DOES IT MEAN Why has no one pointed this out. I used the search function but forum searches usually are terrible.

Highly credible. He went by what HE heard. He was there. Some Rush fans tend to be hyper-crytical. According to this writer he sounded great. Im a huge Geddy fan, but I listened last night, and Geddy's voice was straining a lot, as well as diving down rather than up on many songs. I'm perfectly fine with that... by the way, but his voice did not sound as strong as ever, thats just wrong. In addition to Neil's tendonitis, its perfectly clear to end on a good note, and play ANY old stuff at ALL, this has to be the end. Except it probably won't be. They have said they probably will slow down. But if you watched the end of the show it wasn't any different than the last couple years Geddy even said his usual we hope to see you again in the future thing he usually says. And they showed 1 image after all the videos and it said R40+ they added the plus. Its a hint. I am 90% sure we will get another studio album and 15 shows minimum.

I agree he doesn't sound as good as he once did. That's a gross over exaggeration. But he did sound amazing last night. When he sang Hemispheres he reached a lot but still gave a very powerful melody. When he returned after Cygnus XI(instrumental) hehad a hard time singing Closer to the Heart intro. But after the intro he dialed back in. Lakeside Park had some issues in some areas. But amazing they played it at all. He's better than he was the last 4 years that is for sure.