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- Birthday 05/23/1967
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Location
Aberdeenshire, Scotland
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Number of Rush Concerts Attended
7
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Last Rush Concert Attended
S&A tour: Oct 3rd 2007 Glasgow, Scotland
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Favorite Rush Song
Hemispheres
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Favorite Rush Album
Hemispheres
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Best Rush Experience
Moving Pictures tour
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Other Favorite Bands
Kings X, Crowded House, The Wildhearts, Slayer
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Musical Instruments You Play
Guitar,Bass
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Hmmmm....why is the guy playing a bunch of stuff from LVS when the Sportscaster wasn't even used on that album as it didn't exist then?
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Sad news.....His version of Phantom of the Opera will always be the definitive one. Two cracking albums
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Interesting point....I was recording some bass earlier, and this post made me think about it and I noticed that my hand would frequently wander to the knobs in the lulls in the notes as a sort of unconsious time keeping excercise....I think it's that and nothing more, as there doesn't seem to be any tonal/volume bass changes in the parts Geddy does descbibed above.
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You're either a rather unsuccessful troll, an idiot, or both....I'm not quite sure which yet.
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You're reading waaayyyy too much into this.....all Neil is refering to is the light that has been reflected three times.....sun to earth, earth to moon and moon back to earth again....the fact he uses a quasi-religious term to express it is purely poetic licence.
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That's an important point actually......particularly in the early albums Geddy will have written a fair percentage of guitar lines....because he was such a monster on the bass, he must be at least a competent guitarist, and probably a pretty good one.
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Sure, I bet the wartime comic hero could spank his plank
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Lifeson by a country mile.......yes, Page has an undoubted influence, but I just don't idolise him the way others do.
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New Sloppy Foot Cowboys - Straitjacket
Fridge replied to Fridge's topic in Exercises in Self-Indulgence
Thanks for the feedback John and taking the time to listen, and believe me, any praise for my guitar playing from a player like yourself is very much appreciated!....I loved RP1 and enjoyed the Lifesonesque approach to the guitar work. -
New Sloppy Foot Cowboys - Straitjacket
Fridge replied to Fridge's topic in Exercises in Self-Indulgence
Sorry I haven't been around for a few days, so first time seeing this....Really appreciate your time here Jim in listening and commenting, and believe me, praise from such an accomplished player as yourself re guitar playing is very gratifying indeed....it's by no means a perfect album, but we're proud of it and it's great that there's something for everyone here. -
Hey folks...our 9th and latest offering...as usual, feel free to listen and constructive feedback always welcome https://sloppyfootcowboys.bandcamp.com/album/straitjacket
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When I started working in Casualty then Psychiatric wards.....long hair was far too easy a target for aggressive drunks and mentally disturbed people. After having several clumps painfully pulled out by the roots I though f**k it and started using clippers.
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Greatest Pop Song EVER: Reflex or Blank Space?
Fridge replied to JohnRogers's topic in Music Of The Spheres
Neither...that title was claimed long ago by ABBA's SOS.... -
Very nice Stephen, great job with the vocal production, you achieved both warmth and clarity....heartfelt message lyrically too. Still hearing a hint of The Big O in your voice which is certainly no bad thing! Lovely acoustic guitar tone too.