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  1. Rush

    BOK Center

    Tulsa, Oklahoma

    May 8, 2015

    $817,400

    9,830

    10,355

    $128,00 $48,00

    Live Nation

     

    Rush

    Pinnacle Bank Arena

    Lincoln, Nebraska

    May 10, 2015

    $654,434

    9,357

    10,280

    $126,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Xcel Energy Center

    St. Paul, Minnesota

    May 12, 2015

    $973,166

    11,835

    11,835

    $126,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Scottrade Center

    St. Louis, Missouri

    May 14, 2015

    $1,092,824

    13,096

    13,096

    $151,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Austin360 Amphitheatre

    Austin, Texas

    May 16, 2015

    $791,645

    12,898

    12,898

    $122,50 $32,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Rush

    American Airlines Center

    Dallas, Texas

    May 18, 2015

    $1,032,215

    13,320

    13,320

    $151,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Toyota Center

    Houston, Texas

    May 20, 2015

    $1,046,297

    11,434

    11,434

    $151,00 $96,00 $66,00 $46,00

    Live Nation

     

    Rush

    Smoothie King Center

    New Orleans, Louisiana

    May 22, 2015

    $884,926

    10,786

    11,547

    $126,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Amalie Arena

    Tampa, Florida

    May 24, 2015

    $1,176,535

    13,914

    13,914

    $151,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Greensboro Coliseum

    Greensboro, North Carolina

    May 28, 2015

    $895,380

    10,861

    11,135

    $126,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Rush

    Jiffy Lube Live

    Bristow (Washington D.C), Virginia

    May 30, 2015

    $1,094,711

    16,579

    16,579

    $127,00 $37,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Nationwide Arena

    Columbus, Ohio

    June 8, 2015

    $1,076,164

    14,079

    14,079

    $126,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    First Niagara Center

    Buffalo, New York

    June 10, 2015

    $1,132,154

    13,913

    13,913

    $126,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    United Center

    Chicago, Illinois

    June 12, 2015

    $1,450,746

    14,256

    14,256

    $175,00 $45,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    The Palace Of Auburn Hills

    Auburn Hills (Detroit), Michigan

    June 14, 2015

    $1,092,767

    13,083

    13,083

    $129,00 $49,50

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Rush

    Centre Bell

    Montreal, Quebec

    June 21, 2015

    $939,304

    13,024

    13,204

    $105,45 $36,64

    evenko/Live Nation

     

    Rush

    TD Garden

    Boston, Massachusetts

    June 23, 2015

    $1,232,122

    12,953

    12,953

    $151,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Wells Fargo Center

    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    June 25, 2015

    $1,340,006

    13,476

    13,476

    $151,00 $111,00 $86,00 $46,00

    Live Nation

     

    Rush

    Prudential Center

    Newark, New Jersey

    June 27, 2015

    $1,289,222

    12,483

    12,483

    $190,50 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Madison Square Garden

    New York, New York

    June 29, 2015

    $1,507,393

    13,554

    13,554

    $190,50 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Rush

    Sprint Center

    Kansas City, Missouri

    July 9, 2015

    $914,828

    10,629

    10,736

    $151,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Pepsi Center

    Denver Colorado

    July 11, 2015

    $1,119,150

    12,681

    12,681

    $126,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Maverik Center

    West Valley City, Utah

    July 12, 2015

    $805,899

    9,564

    10,156

    $126,00 $46,00

    Live Nation

     

    Rush

    KeyArena

    Seattle, Washington

    July 19, 2015

    $1,055,071

    11,933

    11,933

    $151,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Moda Center

    Portland, Oregon

    July 21, 2015

    $971,350

    12,684

    12,684

    $125,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Rush

    SAP Center

    San Jose, California

    July 23, 2015

    $1,210,279

    12,534

    12,534

    $151,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    MGM Grand Garden

    Las Vegas, 2015

    July 25, 2015

    $1,401,719

    13,434

    13,434

    $179,00 $59,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    U.S. Airways Center

    Phoenix, Arizona

    July 27, 2015

    $944,212

    12,282

    12,551

    $126,00 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre

    Irvine (Los Angeles), California

    July 30, 2015

    $1,042,380

    14,933

    14,933

    $145,00 $30,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Rush

    The Forum

    Inglewood (Los Angeles), California

    August 1, 2015

    $1,406,214

    12,894

    12,894

    $180,50 $46,00

    Live Nation Global Touring

     

    Amazing numbers. There aren't many bands and artists anymore who could fill all those buildings.

  2. More numbers are up:

     

    Tried to edit my initial post and add these there but can't. Doesn't make any sense.

     

    Double date:

    Air Canada Centre, Toronto ONT Attendance: 14,182/14,182 (Gross: $1,270,992) SELLOUT

    Air Canada Centre, Toronto ONT Attendance: 14,182/14,182 (Gross: $1,270,992) SELLOUT

     

    Bell Centre, Montreal PQ Attendance: 13,024/13,024 (Gross: $939,304) SELLOUT

     

    Madison Square Garden, NY Attendance: 13,554/13,554 (Gross: $1,507,393) SELLOUT

     

    Amalie Arena, Tampa Attendance: 13,435/13,923 (Gross: $1,176,535)

  3. My body clock says we've skipped a night and it's time to scope a Rush show. It'll take a while to get used to the tour being over.

     

     

    Sigh.

    Me too dude. It's making me crazy. What do we do? Wanna come down to Goatnut and play GI Joe?

     

    Become a Stones fan. They're not going to quit anytime soon.

     

    PS: Here's the latest photo of Mick Jagger.

     

    http://www.theemailadmin.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/old-man-no-teeth.jpg

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  4. Moon was a great drummer. But I think Pete Townshend is the Who.

     

    I'm in my mid-30's so I can't say anything about the "good old days" with Keith... but Simon Phillips 1989 was a good stunt. They performed Tommy with a big band... Phillips on the drums... loved it.

     

    Kenney Jones was shit though.

  5. Presence is a good album... a band like Zep has never made a bad one.

     

    Achilles is among the best songs Zep ever recorded... .but in their catalog is among the worst as an ALBUM, imho. Coda has its moment (Bonzo's Montreux, Wearing and Tearing) but that's their worst. Presence close second. PG isn't all that great, either.

     

    Why?

     

    It's called.... "music taste". :D

  6. Excellent, underrated album. Fool in the Rain and Carouselambra are great. Even Hot Dog is funny rockabilly.

     

    Better album than Presence, which has only one great song (Achilles). Tea For One, for example, is boring as hell.

    Tea For One is hugely overrated.

     

    Funny how ITTOD is regarded as a keyboard-dominated album, but at the same time it has some of Jimi's greatest guitar solos: In the Evening, South Bound Saurez, I'm Gonna Crawl...and All My Love takes the silver medal for tackiest keyboard solo in rock history, with Light My Fire taking gold by a landslide.

     

    You know... Led Zep was my "first band". I worshipped them. Still do.

     

    They moved to "progressive waters" with ITTOD and tried something new. They experimented with a lot of interesting stuff.

     

    That era tried to take rock music one step forward... but then came punk and took it 20 years backwards. Album like ITTOD was bound to get bad reviews... using synths was a major no-no... Tom Scholtz even recorded Third Stage (great album tho) 100% without synths... it was something to brag about. Ridiculous.

     

    Somehow I've always felt that ITTOD has some similar elements as Moving Pictures. Can't put my finger on it... but it represents the same era of rock music. MP of course is much more complete album... but as a lifelong Zep fan I always thought that Rush's 80's albums continued where Zep ended. When Rush took the keyboards away they lost their magic... when they came back with CA (songs like The Garden) the magic was back. Big time. Also... the Presence sucks (besides Achilles of course) partly because the material isn't that great... partly because JPJ's keyboard have been mixed so "behind everything".

     

    It would have been interesting to hear more keyboard-oriented Zep albums.

     

    Probably doesn't make any sense but I wrote it anyway. :D

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  7. I'm currently searching for Queensrÿche forums to hang out at but those people have issues as well.

     

    I got booted off one of the main ones a few years ago because I got tired of the majority of posters and even moderators crapping all over newer QR and let them have it. I was sticking up for records like Tribe and American Soldier and they didn't like it. One of the most "clique" boards I've ever seen. To get criticized for actually sticking up for the band.

     

    Liking Sammy Hagar's Van Halen created the exact same reaction here.

     

    I'm European,,, and I found out it's against the Great American Culture to dislike a drag-queenish, ultra-egoistic, shitty singer that is Dave. :D

     

    PS: QR's Empire is a kick ass record.

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  8. Do they live in huge mansions or just in ordinary houses?

     

    They could afford to live in a castle and drive fancy cars but that's probably not their style.

     

    Given their modest image I suspect they own just normal houses and cars. Geddy probably owns a Volvo. :D

  9. ??

     

    Led Zeppelin fans asked the same question in 1982 after Coda. Or actually 1979 after ITTOD.

     

    That's 35 years ago. The band and its members never went away and became more popular than ever.

     

    I am happy that Rush go away now... still on top of their game. Clockwork Angels is a fantastic album. If that was the last one, I'm happy with that as well.

  10. I've been listening to all MK versions of Genesis for two weeks. I can't get enough.

    I think this band is better than Rush. Phil has a bad back and tendonitis. Neil has chronic tendonitis.

    It's so sad but that's life!!

     

    I think the Genesis Canon is better than the Rush Canon.

     

    Hell I think "Calling All Stations" is a fuckking masterpiece. "Cockwork Anals" is not.

     

    Love,

     

    The "DUKE" Of Earl

     

    Look me in the eye son... are you on drugs?

  11. Is this just ticket sales or does it include the sale of all Rush trinkets too?

    I seriously doubt that that includes merch. While talking with "some people" last tour, the subject came up of how much each of them (Geddy, Alex, & Neil) make per show. What I was told is between $250K and $300K.

     

    So, in answer to the other thread question: What are Geddy, Alex, & Neil doing right now? My guess would be... counting piles of cash! :D

     

    After 40 years of touring... last 30 in the biggest arenas in the US and Europe... there's no ifs and buts... those "modest guys from Toronto" must be rich as hell. :D

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