Narps

I feel like I'm being punked. Nope. Just never interested... You should at least try the very first one that came out in '77. That was our era :) Probably could but I'll pass. All Rush nerds are not created equal... Beauty! If you didn't watch a younglings, then my guess is that you wouldn't enjoy them as an adult. This^^^...

I feel like I'm being punked. Nope. Just never interested... You should at least try the very first one that came out in '77. That was our era :) Probably could but I'll pass. All Rush nerds are not created equal...

I can't help you but a quick story. Back in my teen years(mid 70's lol) I had a cassette tape player and some Zeppelin tapes and some others. I remember taking it everywhere and listening to these tapes constantly. It wasn't till much later listening to the same music from a different source that I realized my tape player was very slow. Took me a while to get used to the music as intended lol...

I feel like I'm being punked. Nope. Just never interested...

Not sure how I've avoided it have never seen one of them. The original was all the rage when I was in high school....

Probably a huge fan of Permanent Waves, based on his comment. Lol. Well it was a great 70's album...

Well he's 5 years younger than I am so his high school/college years would have been early/ mid 80's. I would bet Moving Pictures would have been his introduction to the band. Maybe he was smart and backtracked their catalog...

:ebert: The original vinyl was mesmerizing in my youth. I adore side B. Well played...well played :cheers:

This^^^^. I obviously heard it the day the album was available for purchase. I always liked it but Rio took it to another level...

Golf with Alex was the first thing that came to mind for me. You, me, Mithrandir and Alex would be a fun foursome. A guaranteed great time for sure. It only takes one round to get to know someone real well has been my experience...

Alex by far. I know he's an avid golfer as am I and would love to play a round of golf with him. I guarantee it would be a blast. I rarely drink anymore but would make an exception for him and have a couple 19th hole pops and just talk and joke. Geddy seems cool but a bit to serious for me. If you asked me this years ago I probably would have said Neil but I'll pass at this point. Talk about watching paint dry...

This one will always have a special place in my heart. My first "new release" Rush purchase. Safe to say it did not disappoint...

I took my then 16 year old musician son to a Snakes tour show. I had of course seen them 20 times before since 79' but it had been a while. It was his first live show seeing a band I had been raving about all of his life and he knew quite a bit of their music. The first 30 minutes or so I was just sitting there not very excited apparently and he asked me why am I not excited. They were playing the Snakes songs but things changed quickly thank God...

Pretty damn cool I must say...

Listen to this one Narps: Ahhh this may have been the "Daniel Boone coonskin hat" hairdo days but his voice had matured to as perfect as it ever was. I was oh so close to jumping from the balcony. Officially talked down. Thanks... I love that version too. From the good old days. :cheers: Yep. The last show I went to before I took my kids in more recent years was in 1987. A great mixture of old and "new" Rush in those years and Ged could still bring it...

It was playing here in Myrtle Beach but I just couldn't bring myself to go. The last one I went to was the Clockwork Angel's one and the vocals made me slowly sink in my chair as the night progressed. I saw them in Atlanta on their(what I knew would be) last tour. Lousy vocals didn't bother me in the least because I just wanted to see them one last time...

Listen to this one Narps: Ahhh this may have been the "Daniel Boone coonskin hat" hairdo days but his voice had matured to as perfect as it ever was. I was oh so close to jumping from the balcony. Officially talked down. Thanks...

I listened to about 10 seconds and sadly had to shut it down. Out of sheer boredom I have actually been checking things like this out lately. None from her however...

I lived in Hanover for 6 years in the 80's. Grew up in PG county. :cheers:

Well, I lost my sweet Minnie yesterday. She wouldn't eat for a day and half so I couldn't take it anymore. Such a cutie, still feisty to the end, gave the vet techs hell. It hurts to let them go but I didn't want her to starve to death. Hoping she's on the Rainbow Bridge with our other kitties. I have a 16 year old now and understand completely. It's heart wrenching. Bless you...

Big Rush fan here for 43 years now but keeping it real for me at least. I can't imagine spending money and time for something like this. I volunteer working for the class A baseball team here locally the Myrtle Beach Pelicans a few days ago Lou Pinella was there for a signing event. The event and line was happening right out in front of our concession stand and I was thinking these people must be nuts. Throughout life I have been impressed by many people in all walks of life but I honestly have never been impressed enough to go through this kind of thing. In the late 80's I was lucky enough to meet and get a picture taken with the late great golfer Payne Stewart at the Kemper Open in the DC area. A couple years later he was there again and I got him to sign it. I guess that's the closest I've come to this kind of thing. Just being honest but to each their own....Cheers

Glad you had a great time here. Congrats again...

I prefer to use correctomundo like Jules in Pulp Fiction. Isn't the 'a-munddo' word addition a FONZIE invention? Yes. Jules lifted it from The Fonz...

You would, like, hate My So Called Life, like, a lot. RIGHT? Fixed^^^...

This is exactly my view as well. I did perservere with PoW and HYF, But I didn't get passed the first track on HYF. P/G, PoW and HYF are my 3 least favourite albums. Don't get me wrong I liked P/G then and still do but the handwriting was on the wall. The fact that at 24 years old at the time that I didn't even bother to buy PoW tells me something. In retrospect half of it is really still quite good but that isn't what I had come to expect from my band...