jesse2112

Saga - On The Loose

Just got tickets to see Rammstein at the Palace tmr night my friend coundnt go dont know what to expect but cant turn down a free show

Van Halen 7-19 Detroit! Killer seats! I was gunna go to the London,ON show but got awesome seats to Detroit

QUOTE (Broncos730 @ May 5 2012, 09:23 AM) Wwas living in Ireland during R30 but would be back stateside by the time they reached Europe. So I chose the dream venue, ponied up the dough, and flew from Dublin to Red Rocks Colorado. I am on the cover of Roadshow! Well me and 10000 others.. Thats awesome!

If I had to guess I'd say they're filming the NY shows

QUOTE (Unattractive Truth @ May 4 2012, 03:08 PM) So I have great seats, and my kids will go to community college.

From Sarnia, Ontario to Columbus, Ohio and Toronto not sure which is farther

DIMEBAG DARRELL!!!!!

This is lame

QUOTE (SchemingDemon @ Apr 28 2012, 06:47 PM) QUOTE (nobodys hero @ Apr 28 2012, 11:01 AM) QUOTE (J2112YYZ @ Apr 28 2012, 07:12 AM) QUOTE (SchemingDemon @ Apr 27 2012, 08:49 PM) As a younger female, I definitely get some looks when I show up in Rush gear and rock out at a show. But this Muslim dude from the Toledo show just does not look like he fit in . At least it appears he was enjoying the show! at approximately 0:40: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9BGClR0YaI Share your stories! This guy goes to multiple Rush shows ever tour because i'm pretty sure i've seen him at a few before. He's a big fan and as said previously a nice guy. He's a Doctor I believe. Well, now I feel like an ass . I mean no offense. But you got to admit, he DOES look out of place! I almost forgot, on my way to the Toledo show, driving through downtown I passed a car with a group of high school aged girls blaring Spirit of Radio and (sorta) singing along. They looked like the "popular" girls from high school too, you know, pretty with bright blonde hair. I never could find them inside the venue though. I remember that too! I was the very first person at the venue literally! I got early at like 1pm I had a really long drive so I wanted to be safe incase of traffic. I just sat at the doors until they opened and remember seeing those girls thinking "theyre Rush fans"

The Analog Kid. I have a feeling theyll bust it out this time around

I havent heard the album yet so....

Analog Kid and Digital Man

QUOTE (They Bow Defeated @ May 2 2012, 05:31 PM) QUOTE (jesse2112 @ May 2 2012, 04:22 PM) How much is a pair of platinum tickets? For the first few shows on Ticketmaster that have Platinum tix available, they seem to range around $200-$350 each. But the best row you can get now seems to be around 7-8. The trick may be to snag these Platinum tix when they first go on sale. thats actually comparable to what i paid in the MT presale

QUOTE (bigman208 @ May 2 2012, 11:19 AM) If anyone disagrees about Bon-era AC/DC, please give the album POWERAGE a spin. Without a doubt the BEST AC/DC album there is IMO, and even current frontman Brian Johnson thinks so (he admitted so on That Metal Show a few months back). Riff Raff, Sin City, Rock & Roll Damnation. YES! I loved them when I was ten and found other bands shortly after. I hate Brian Johnson era tho. No love for Back In Black from this guy. sorry

How much is a pair of platinum tickets?

QUOTE (apetersvt @ May 2 2012, 10:49 AM) QUOTE (jesse2112 @ Apr 27 2012, 02:41 PM) if they do please come to Western Ontario, Toronto is a long drive so is Detroit. London, ON please! EDIT: not that I won't go just cause the show is far away Your post made me think: Western Ontario - makes me think of Thunder Bay, rather than a point (Sarnia) that is more than 80% of the distance from the western part of the province to the eastern part. According to googlemaps, Sarnia is 108km from Detroit and you consider that a long drive (I realize the pain in the ass of crossing the border also)? But I'm from the States so what do I know?? I am also pretty sure there will be a 2nd leg hitting some of the omissions (Denver, South Fl, KC). No Detroit isnt very far at all and border crossing isnt hard. The main reason I wish they come to Southwestern, Ontario is because we have a lot of good venues here for our OHL (Ontario Hockey League) Teams that would be great for Rush. Like the John Labatt Centre in London, WFCU in Windsor (thats unlikely cuz its so close to Detroit) and Copps in Hamilton (in that case American Hockey League Hamilton Bulldogs)

Witch Hunt

Is there an instrumental?

QUOTE (likeclockwork @ May 1 2012, 11:17 PM) QUOTE (Gedneil Alpeart @ May 1 2012, 09:32 PM) QUOTE (snowdog2112 @ May 1 2012, 09:16 PM) I think we already have quite a bit of that from likeclockwork who appears to be genuine. The gist of it being that most of the rest of the album will be a lot more melodic and lighter than what we've heard so far: I've heard most of the album and can confidently say that Clockwork Angels is significantly better than S&A. There's only 1 song I don't particularly like so far. Whether they suit your personal taste or not, the quality to these songs is just way way better than the last couple of albums. These songs are confidently made and don't sound forced at all liked much of the recent material in my opinion. Also, as heavy as the songs that have been released are, many of the remainder are quite the opposite. The album has a very diverse collection of songs. I'll also say that Headlong Flight is not one of the songs in my regular rotation either - but I'm always partial to more melodic and hook-y songs. Most of the remaining songs sound very different from the three songs that have been released to date. There's a much more melodic side to the album that hasn't been seen yet. Melodic and lighter....as in bravest face and good news first and faithless or different strings, losing it, mystic rhythms, the pass? Hmmmmm....if many fans are expecting heavy/prog/complex/acrobatic stuff from the rest of CA based on what we have heard so far, how will the general reaction be to "melodic and lighter"? My guess is it will depend on the strength of song writing, flow, naturalness, and confidence. If the songs are going to be folksy ala SA, a lot of complaining here. But, if more in line with 70s and 80s lighter and melodic, then we may have a winner. The best I can describe the melodic songs is to say that if you took The Color of Right, How It Is, Out of the Cradle, Faithless & Bravest Face, figured out where they were trying to go but couldn't quite get to and advanced it about 9 stages you'd have what we have on this album. The songs are much richer and not wimpy. They don't sound like old school Rush - they sound very much like modern Rush but simply having gotten where they were trying to go - if that makes any sense.

I feel that I got really lucky with the MT presale. Ive never gotten tix through a presale before and got good seats in the general sale

QUOTE (ILSnwdog @ May 1 2012, 10:45 PM) About as likely as me growing a third testicle. Although I like this song and the entire Rocks album is pretty good

I don't know if you guys heard but Geddy Lee is going to be starring in an upcoming Tim Hortons commercial

QUOTE (USB Connector @ May 1 2012, 08:39 PM) If I have to wear 3D glasses at a concert, I will demand a refund for being sold glorified movie tickets at concert ticket prices. Ged: "Put on your 3D glasses for this part." Me: "WTF, I came to see you live. THAT'S THE 3D!!!!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88ic0-l9H_Q The definition of selling out. Steven Tyler officially has no artistic merit. Not that I ever thought he did