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Patsy Cline, XTC, Avenged Sevenfold - Oh God http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ9ehvomknw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf58TEMm8Rw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXeirwIW5N0

A trend I've noticed is that you post random questions once in a blue moon about subjects pertaining to the R30: 30th Anniversary World Tour video. Hopefully you can be more active and contribute something to the forum.

From USA Today Singer Sarah Dash, part of Labelle trio known for hit 'Lady Marmalade,' dies at 76 I was only aware of Sarah Dash from her work with Keith Richards in the X-Pensive Winos until now. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzaGj96p8Q0

"I have a violin that I'm screwing around with." I wonder if Ben Mink is possibly giving Alex violin lessons via Zoom. Ben mentioned in his recent CBC My Playlist interview that he gave Stompin' Tom Connors lessons in the late 80's. Stompin' Tom was trying to learn the Hank Snow song 'I'm Moving On' on violin.

I used to know of an individual who works in corporate management. He claims to have been a live sound engineer in the late 80's to mid 90's for some big music acts. Then he reinvented himself at age 30 and took business courses and now works in the corporate world.

Posted on Rushisaband.com Rush Cinema Strangiato Director's Cut available for streaming on demand for limited time Oct 1-10

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Eric Carmen, Elton John - Never Gonna Fall in Love Again http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-a2BuF1yF4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKIheQ65OMs

I'm going to throw in two Canadian classic soft rock artists which don't get mentioned a lot. Ian Thomas and Marc Jordan.

I always think of the 1986 Amnesty International concert where The Police handed their instruments to U2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RWbh9KKkdI Bono joins The Police on the last song 'Invisible Sun'. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6HI7KOr4-Y

I should add that The Doobie Brothers had a blues-rock phase and then a R&B soul-pop phase. The soul-pop phase is what the 'soft rock' is based on. 'The Doctor' was the band's late 80's comeback song where the band has returned to the blues-rock phase but with more clean production. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx62FxXe-Rg

Geddy is wearing his Counterparts era glasses.

Today I saw four of these compilations albums (noted here) on what's considered 'classic soft rock'. As I'm browsing the track selection on each of them, the majority of songs don't fit into the above mentioned category. How is 'Heat of the Moment' by Asia, 'More Than A Feeling' by Boston, and 'The Doctor' by The Doobie Brothers considered 'classic soft rock'? This made me think of Entre_Perpetuo's poll threads on what songs are really considered 'power ballads'.

Dave Mason, Phil Collins - Only You Know And I Know http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn0tnfv0KCc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRFyFCFxCcM

Thanks! Interesting to see. I wonder why the Aston Martin didn't sell? He doesn't say if it didn't meet the reserve price or if something else happened?? We don't know. Gooding & Co doesn't release that information. So unless one were watching live they wouldn't know. I tried looking for a live broadcast I couldn't find one. According to Melody Maker, bids did not meet reserve.https://melodymakerm...or-3-9-million/ The Aston Martin did eventually sell according to here.