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The Prof discusses RUSH at 19min mark. Mining Music Downloads http://tvo.org/video/programs/the-agenda-with-steve-paikin/matthew-woolhouse-mining-music-downloads
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This is silly if you can't simply drag a photo over, or insert, or add. Seriously mutiple steps to show a photo? What other Forum on the planet is so limiting?
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Trying to post photos I took of the drum kit. Unable to, what in the Windows95 is going on? Why can't I post photos and again how do I delete this topic to try it again?
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Front: Rear:
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Why can I not post photos to this post and why can I not delete it?
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Only in Toronto could you sell highend clothing with a drum kit. http://links.holtsstyle.com/a/v.x?t=plgpbacmmhmpakeapapbfmplpilhomndchniblglibddhkjbggaanepddkakdgfbhfbfmdllhehcebnmbgpc&v=4
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OK Drummers, lots of hate-on for DW, care to discuss? Is it Neils kits or DW in general? I have a DW and Pearl Kits, love them both, but my FAV Peart Kit is still the RED TAMA's. :Neil: :rush:
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Red TAMA's Awesome!!!
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I don't believe in fairytales, sorry to hear you do and please stop listening to RUSH. Maybe Creed or Stryper ... :rush:
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Ok where are the photos, post them so we can be envious.
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Red Tama Drum Kit http://www.ebay.com/...H-/141044423246 This is a good copy of Neil's most famous kit. :rush: :Neil:
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Ok i know this isn't RUSH, but give it a listen. It comes out Sept.5th I haven't stopped playing this for 2 days and had to share it. Tony's medley of some favorite excerpts from the Levin Minnemann Rudess CD https://soundcloud.c...mment-at-148289 :Neil: :rush:
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Moving Pictures, Period.
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Everyday Glory has always been a fav of mine - both musically and lyrically wish RUSH would play The Pass, Bravado and EG in a row live.
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RUSH The illustrated History http://www.amazon.co...strated history I bought this the first day it came out and being a RUSH fan since the early '80s I was initially impressed with photos I had never seen before. Then I started reading it. Now I enjoy much of Martin Popoff's work (from films to books to his Mag. BWBK) but I was really shocked by most of the reviews in this book. It gives a detialed account of every album and all the songs on those records and many were all negative. As well that the band could have done better on many occations, really??? I guess I expected to hear something positive about their songs and instead I found it to be overtly negative. Don't know if anyone else got that from reading it, but I would suggest merely looking at the book in the store and not actually buying it. Many of the complaints were around the whole "synth" period of the band. I understand why some fans don't care for those ablums, but this is a book about RUSH, not a Rolling Stone article. Any other thoughts? :rush:
