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AndyShedd

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  • Location
    Portland, ME USA
  • Interests
    music, meditation, mantra
  • Gender
    Male

Music Fandom

  • Number of Rush Concerts Attended
    1
  • Last Rush Concert Attended
    Portland, ME 1984
  • Favorite Rush Song
    New World Man
  • Favorite Rush Album
    Signals
  • Best Rush Experience
    hearing the CD version of Moving Pictures for the first time
  • Other Favorite Bands
    the cult, inxs, pink floyd, tears for fears
  • Musical Instruments You Play
    guitar
  1. AndyShedd
    Thank you! Friendly bunch of folks you have here!
  2. AndyShedd
    Agreed!
  3. AndyShedd
    I agree that HYF was a disappointment. I also appreciate Hemispheres which I own on vinyl along with Permanent Waves. My other aim was to mark the stand-out instrument on the mentioned albums. Neither Hemispheres nor A Farewell to Kings stand out in that way to me.
  4. AndyShedd
    I forgot to mention PowWin features Neil's drumming pushed back in the mix, I hope some day it could be remixed with the drums brought back out where they belong
  5. AndyShedd started following 5 great Rush albums
  6. AndyShedd
    PerWaves, a guitar-driven album MP, in which the cracking of Geddy's basswork impresses me the most Signals, where Neil's drumming is the most striking, however I must note Alex's guitar seemed to be reined in, featuring 3 songs without a guitar solo Screaming back in GUP which features a particularly manic guitar sound and I think Alex was quoted as saying this was his favorite Rush album, but it's the synths that move particularly to the fore And finally PowWin which, at least to me showcases Geddy's singing. Footnote HYF which features more of everything! It took me a while to get access to the site and these ideas were stewing in me for a while. Thanks for letting me get them off my chest!
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