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QUOTE (TheRocinanteKid @ Nov 24 2007, 07:59 AM) You know the one where you copy and paste a line of tab from the Rush Tablature Project or whatever and then other gutiarists (Or bassists) get the instrument and play the piece and have to guess what it is. Sadly whenever I try and copy and paste a line of tab onto here it's too long and the tabs get all knocked out of line. Anyone know a way around this? Perhaps if you did some sort of screen capture and posted them as pictures?

QUOTE (Pleasant Faced Man @ Nov 14 2007, 05:01 PM) I swear Alex makes his guitar SAY "Overture" at the start of the solo in Overture between 3:05 and 3:09 Oooh - it almost does! Cool! Never noticed that before...

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!!!!!

And all of them together become "Ladle Dyeing Ex"

QUOTE (Cechan a of Stgho @ Nov 14 2007, 11:10 AM) Cechan a of Stgho (although it means nothing) Well, it *looks* Gaelic...

QUOTE (paganoman @ Nov 12 2007, 10:24 PM) Man... I threw on FBN to check out this Anthem reference. I wound up letting the entire album play from beginning to end, and WOW did this take me back big time. Glad to help!

QUOTE (Pleasant Faced Man @ Nov 12 2007, 03:56 PM) Lessons Hi Hat at 1:57 Sublime

In Anthem there's a really nice melodic guitar counter-melody behind Geddy's voice at 1:01 and again at 1:57 that really contrasts with the roughness of the rest of the song - always catches my ear! It's almost sweet... (Edited because it would be nice to actually include the name of the SONG in the post! sorry, it's early...)

QUOTE (GeddysMullet @ Nov 9 2007, 02:25 PM) The way Geddy pronounces "smile" in In The End makes me happy. Okay, that's dorky, but there it is. Not dorky! I like how he pronounces "child" in Armor and Sword - same kind of nice. Geddy's enunciation is always so crisp - I think it must be his Canadian accent. Certainly no other rock singer is as clear, you can almost always understand him (as opposed to, say anything by Robert Plant). L

QUOTE (ofsalesmen @ Sep 28 2007, 08:20 PM)MalNar - the bass slide at the very end of the song Also, in Armor and Sword at 3:59, the spine-tingling unison downward slide on bass and toms... L