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Hope you feel better. Definitely no fun having dizziness on top of everything else.

I feel old.

Only in a dream world, unfortunately. Wish it were so!

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December 1st, 1978. Dayton Hara Arena. Hemispheres tour. I remember they started with Bastille Day and played pretty much all of Hemispheres. It was awesome. I was about 10 ft from the stage right smack dab in the middle.

At least six months to a year unless it’s weather forecasting. Then it’s about 2 hours.

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Beautiful pictures of you, Lorraine. Sorry you haven’t been feeling well but I’m glad your faith is helping you.

I’ve heard the Epiphone is very nice. I know a couple of people who have gotten them recently. Cool for Alex on the magazine cover. I miss seeing him too.

I haven’t been over here for a while so was really surprised to see this thread. So sorry that you’re having to go through this, Lorraine. I can’t imagine what you’re going though but just know that I’m sending prayers up for you. :hug2:

I voted DLR but I think they were both good, just in different ways.

Just finished Upload and about halfway through Doc Martin.

Too many but these are some of my favorites in no particular order: Faithfully Good Morning Girl/Stay Awhile Someday Soon Stone in Love Lights Separate Ways People and Places Be Good to Yourself Patiently Open Arms

Happy Birthday!

Steve Perry by a mile.

I think You never made your research about Le Studio This is few video I found on the internet about Le Studio 2020 (BS YouTube links deleted) And if you believe any of this, I’ve got some swampland in Florida to sell you.

Journey by a mile. Clever songwriters and arrangers and JBJ can’t hold a candle to Steven Perry’s singing.

Phoenix Forgotten. It’s a fictional story built around the lights that appeared over Phoenix, Arizona on March 13, 1997. Many believe the lights were extraterrestrial in origin and no explanation has ever been given as to what they were. Fascinating event and not a bad movie

Tom Sawyer?

That was great! Very well done.

Ive always loved classic Kansas. This sounds pretty good from the clips.

Forged With Fire

I’m still processing all of this and don’t quite know how to put it into words. This band and particularly Neils lyrics were very instrumental in shaping my view of the world when I was younger. It’s still unbelievable that he’s gone. I can’t wrap my mind around it.

I love it too! :D Love to see the enthusiasm especially about Geddys voice. He was amazing back in the day.

According to pages 206 to 212 of Neil Peart's book 'Traveling Music: The Soundtrack to My Life and Times', he's probably working behind the counter at one of the chain of tourist souvenir shops in Carnaby Street and Piccadilly Circus (in London, England) courtesy of a friend's employer, who was also the owner of the businesses. That sounds very likely. Thanks. :)