DiscipleofLerxst

I would say Fender...I saw an interview with him somewhere and he mentions which he used on a couple of songs, from MP, and then he said he used the Fender on the rest.

QUOTE (Jack Aubrey @ May 31 2007, 12:16 PM)

Go buy this and read it: http://images.barnesandnoble.com/images/8530000/8537768.jpg

LOVE IT!!!

 

I have a copy of Spell Of The Yukon from like 1903.

 

What a great poem.

try this place

 

http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews...sizer+Bass/10/1

This has more than likely been brought up....But during Passage to Bangkok, right before the guitar solo starts, after Geddy sings best...you can hear him hitting a joint..or simulating it.

QUOTE (Choose/the/light @ Feb 18 2008, 09:02 PM)

I guess this isn't really a "sound", but I was just listening to "Working Man/Drum Solo" from the "First Time" bootleg and around 5:30, its hard to hear, but it sounds like they go into an instrumental part of By-Tor, has anyone else heard this?

I really hope they get their $#!t together...I need a fix of myyy precioussss.

That show is hilarious!!!

QUOTE (TheRocinanteKid @ Feb 13 2008, 01:03 PM)

QUOTE (nic2112nic @ Feb 13 2008, 02:23 PM) QUOTE (Mandalorian Hunter @ Feb 3 2008, 02:53 AM) The Silmarillion. I really couldn't get into it. Might try again soon. Either that or half of the books for my degree. Some of those are the most tedious things i have ever laid my eyes upon. I guess these things are really quite subjective as I found that book GREAT! Brilliant, brilliant book! I'm a HUGE fan of LOTR. No question it's a great book and a must for any big fan of LOTR...but I gotta agree...that is easily a tough read.

Rush was in a bathtub with Dream Theater and Mike Portnoy farted. Geddy loudly exclaimed, "Wheres My Thing!?!". "It is in Alex's double neck Gibson, which is not the greatest place to find a gigantic wildebeast. Neil said fear the snow dogs or they will kill your family, then outa nowhere came Kurt Cobain shooting heroin in the face. "Ow!"

 

Neil ran screaming, grabbed his drumsticks and his helmet, whipped out his giant spaghetti noodle, and sped out of the studio to go find Terry Brown's apartment. "Oh my gosh! I forgot my...motorcycle keys and my newest lyrics. Well no big deal, Courtney Love will remember them.

 

At that moment, the phone rang "Hello Neil, you left your lyrics back in Toronto and your snowdog is here too. Come get them." Neil replied, "I don't have the soup or shrimp cot to get the lyrics. So mail them here along with my motorcycle keys and kitty litter bags. Meanwhile, Alex was checking his Gibson sandwiches, which tasted similar to broccoli, but still couldn't compare to the soup he had each day. Chicken has protein for Geddy's fingers, giving him the feeling of pride from knowing that he soon would rule the world. "What'a Farcry you'd take the whole pie i had".

 

He scurried away, frantically searching for his lost squirrel, who knows how he got away. And why. He called to his pet Canadian goose, not a creature came, "Why!, Oh why can't I get my silly real goose to run with the Toronto snowdog?

 

An answer came from above. "Because, only good little geese can run into snowdogs whilst charging black squirrels". Geddy decided to pick up the fuzzy little fella while he was still ahead of the game, and promptly shared some popcorn with his bloated, whale - like Marlin and Dory, who were feeling especially thin and crispy, like Lays.

 

"Start a new story, already! Sheesh!" said the start. They muttered aloud, "Jelly babies and crispy Lays can sometimes become yellow, sticky and mushy when left in the rain. Refrigerate your meat, because it really smells bad when you leave it on your grandmother overnight. She's old and incontinent. Andrew MacNaughton took her photograph and sold it to some tabloids. Then, out of a large pink bag he pulled out a big box of gigantic plastic monkey brains and looked around for Geddy Lee who was in Brazil because he left his shoes in Rio.

 

Anyway, story's finally done!!!!!

 

Yay, weird story. Too be Continued?

 

Let's do it...

 

Gotta have a locking nut.

 

Floyds are great except for changing strings and setting intonation...this requires time and patience...if you don't have either...don't get one.

QUOTE (TheRocinanteKid @ Feb 13 2008, 07:15 AM)

QUOTE (DiscipleofLerxst @ Feb 13 2008, 11:13 AM) I gotta tell ya....I thought of that ONJ record too...the description was was pretty close. So the first picture from the bootleg isn't the one you own??? I don't own either...OK I'm lying..I have 5 copies of the ONJ Xanadu

I gotta tell ya....I thought of that ONJ record too...the description was was pretty close.

I've always hated the voice of guy who sang for The Smiths.

QUOTE (treeduck @ Oct 14 2006, 12:26 AM)

I'd go with the Silver Surfer he's got to be the most underrated super hero of them all. He's as powerful as the savage version of Hulk when as enraged, has his cosmic powers, is pretty much indistructable, can fly as fast as any of the others but with major maneuvering skills even at light speed and can even travel through time. He's dealt with threats as powerful as Galactus, plus he has no real weaknesses while Superman has the old kryptonite achilles heel.

QUOTE (iluvgeddy05 @ Feb 4 2008, 01:49 PM)

QUOTE (Snowdog @ Feb 2 2008, 09:42 AM) Dare I say it??? The Masked Rider. I couldn't finish it. I've read all of his other books, but I never could finish TMR. Let the flogging begin  Come to think of it, I never finished this either. I found unbearable as well.   I started it right after I bought it at the Tampa T4E show and put it down about a third of the way through...a few years later I picked it up and re-read it...it didn't get any better.   I read Travelling Music too...but none of his others.

I've read Travelling Music (the RUSH parts twice).

 

The stuff about Neils youth and moving to England and then joining the band is AWESOME...It is a great and detailed account of his early life. I love that he, of the three has volunteered so much about himself. The other stuff was good too, but nothing I'd read again.

 

The Masked Rider is almost unreadable to me...NOTHING about RUSH!!!!

 

If you are interested in African travel by bike...you'll love it...I found it to be a boring complain fest. There are a few good/interesting parts, but they are few and far between and pretty short at that.

 

Haven't read the other two.