Earthshine

Interesting observation. Great song. But it is honestly all !

Really cool to see Rush with Pete. Glad that Neil has been getting into Jack DeJohnette so much lately. I almost went to that Catalina's show. I wonder how Neil dealt with all the people there who may have recognized him. It is a rather small club and there are not too many places to hide!

Neil never saw the great Buddy Rich live. Certainly he had many opportunities too, but evidentally was not very familiar with him other than seeing him on The Tonight Show.

No. Only if Neil decides it is.

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I am surprised Freddie Gruber did not stop this.

Prime Mover since they did Mission last time. Should do both of them.

I was front row on Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures, Hold Your Fire and Presto. There is no better place in the audience.

It has to be Middletown Dreams. I saw them do it 3 times on that tour.

Caravan

Simple: Carl Palmer

The only great album they ever did. Thanks to Carl!

Could have voted for any of them. But I went with Lights Out.

Will have to hear it. But he won't tour it as Tull. Only as Ian Anderson. He should have had anyone in the 1972 band play on it that still can, such as the great Barriemore Barlow (light years ahead of Neil) and Martin Barre. John Evan cannot play anymore and Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond left music back in 1976.

One of the stupidist things ever.

Sorry to hear this. Great little band.

Since the video with lyrics, it is growing on me. Never hated it. Just didn't like it at first.

I hope they do the entire album. That and all of Signals. Drop The Spirit of Radio, Tom Sawyer and Limelight.

QUOTE (Ged Lent's sis @ Apr 21 2012, 04:23 AM) QUOTE (Earthshine @ Apr 21 2012, 04:16 AM) A great idea, but I don't they would do it with such a new song. Maybe not, but they did do it during a new song both with YYZ and Red Lenses. True! I remember that and saw that. But then again, neither of those were "singles."

Would be cool, but I think it is the Fender Jazz.

A great idea, but I don't they would do it with such a new song.

QUOTE (Shredder2 @ Apr 20 2012, 10:25 PM) After reading/listening to the lyrics, my interpretation of them is that Neil is talking about his past. I don't see anything that'll make me think that they're calling it quits. It's just Neil reflecting upon his past. I honestly hope you are correct. I would like to see them all playing as when they are 100! I mean it.

The song is so horrible that it would not surprise me if they have decided they have "lost it."

Nope. They will "hold on."