Motorshooter

I'm going to say "No" As much as I enjoy Rush's tunes and I like to see Geddy and Alex perform live, it just won't be the same with out the Professor. Plus I'm not going to pay the rediculas ticket prices that would be charged either.

WOW!!!!!

Happy Birthday Big Al!!!!!!!

I discovered Rush in 1978 when I listened to 2112...fantastic album! I really enjoy ALL of Rush's work up to Hold Your Fire.....that album just wasn't my interpretation...expectation of Rush, so I didn't buy it...or the next album...or the next. They lost me. I didn't purchase another Rush album until Vapor Trails. To me, Trails sounds like Rush returning to their roots. Snakes & Arrows and Clockwork Angels are still two of my favorites. I'm still a big fan, just a few albums didn't live up to their potential.

Thank you!

Rush and Hawaiian Pizza, both from Canada....thats great! Eh!!!

Great doc on their last "BIG" tour. Since 1976 I have been a big Rush fan :) It's a bit sad to know that they won't be hitting the road for tours.

MP is a really great album, but as for sound and difficulty of the music, Hemispheres is the perfect masterpeiece

MMMM, lots of good input here :) -Even from the "Hey! Its already been posted here before" non-official forum police/bullies.

What do you think? Could Geddy and Alex put out an album or two as Lee/Lifeson and go out on the road for a small tour and play small clubs or theaters.....all without Neil, but with his blessing and with a different drummer?......and not as Rush. -Discuss.

Yes, without a doubt. -They played their best on that technically challenging album.

Now that was some of the best reporting I have read in a long. long time

Balls Ford RD

Two hours before Rush hit the stage, (ORCH center) floor seats went on sale on the venue's website. $127.00.....

If I don't pick anything up here I'll go over to the venue and see what is released at the last minute