JARG
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I've always wondered how many of the lines in the song were written by Talbot vs. Peart.
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I agree. That each should do their part doesn't necessarily mean he thought those "parts" were equal.
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I do too.
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His right hand is as fast as ever. His left hand can no longer keep up.
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It's nice to hear Alex playing within his limitations rather than trying to shred like he used to. David Gilmour taught the world that phrasing and note selection can be just as impressive as fast runs (and often way more emotive). Yay for Alex remembering what he already knew.
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New Sloppy Foot Cowboys - "Putin Out!"
JARG replied to Prime Mover and Shaker's topic in Exercises in Self-Indulgence
Wow wow wow! Radically different bass tone for you! Excellent song all around, very Rushlike, and the mix is really good, too. Are you still doing the mixing/mastering? -
Top 5: Moving Pictures, Signals, Permanent Waves, Test For Echo, Power Windows Bottom 5: Snakes and Arrows, Clockwork Angels, Hold Your Fire, Counterparts, Rush
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Feb 25th, 1979, Municipal Auditorium, Austin, Texas. "Tour of the Hemispheres" April Wine opened. Municipal Auditorium was probably about a 6000 seat venue. It was insanely loud.
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RUSH - I Think I'm Going Bald (LIVE) 1976 - Audio Randhurst Arena
JARG replied to currygoat11's topic in Rush
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There's some phaser on Lakeside Park.
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For sure during Tom Sawyer, but I don't see it in Overture.
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It's possible (but unlikely) that Neil flubbed the kick during that section, but the rest of the performances (his included) were considered "keepers" and so they just chose to mute the kick mic during mixing to hide the flub.
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Saw the show last night. Great concert.
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I've never heard Geddy be so lost on that song. Huge brain fart!
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My god, I hope they don't play a Rush song at the Taylor Hawkins tribute. That would as bad in taste as the Foos playing a Foos song at a Neil Peart tribute.
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I saw him several years ago when he toured The Wall. Amazing show. Gonna' see him again in Sept.
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I personally think they should have just come out, given a wave or two to the audience, hugged their on-stage friends, and then exited stage left.
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Looks like they had a good time, but my god, that was rough.
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Before And After is 2nd only to Working Man for most indispensable song on the album. But yes, Take A Friend could easily have been replaced with a good song, Garden Road, for example. As for early Rush covers, they're pretty hideous, so I'm glad they didn't make it onto the debut.
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Yes
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It was cool in the sense that for the Rush fans who put a lot of stock in what the RRHOF does, they got their moment in the sun.
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It has its moments, but those moments do little to clean the many layers of shit from it.