hammerofthor

Hard to tell. As underwhelmed as I was by this tours announcement, I think its brilliant marketing. The people will come, its up to Rush to really mix the setlist up and blow people away with their new stuff. If they can carry that momentum to the next record, do some unorthodox (for them) promo stuff, the next tour will be successful. They may never stop.

Clever marketing.

The "this is how we pay for the next album" tour

It wasn't meant to be mean spirited at all, but it is very nice to see people finally sticking up for HYFAL!

Relax, it was an inside joke!

Dork

Maybe they'll pull it out on the next tour!

QUOTE (Freis968 @ Jun 13 2006, 10:55 PM) The sound of Neil's drums at the beginning of ESL, while Camera Eye is playing sounds very different to me...it has a very DRY sound to it as opposed to a more reverbed kind of sound on the vhs tape. Uh oh, is that good or bad? This is my favorite album and or video of Neil's drums, tell me they didn't screw it up.

Of course every song has at least one killer moment, but I'll mention a recent one. The parts in Freeze just before Geddy sings "blood running cold" where the music just seems to open up like the storm clouds parting. On an album that is very dense and muddy, this part always stood out for me, it's like getting a breath of fresh air. Suffice it to say, it is damn near spiritual sounding.

You people are easily impressed! Anyone can do the Capote voice, go ahead and try it.

I didn't see this movie, but after watching the previews, I don't know how anyone could listen to that voice for two hours and not go insane! After two minutes I was ready to kill somebody! In Cold Blood was a classic though.