I just got served up this Dan Rather interview of Geddy Lee from 2017.
A must listen.
A must listen.
I highly recommend Roadshow: Landscape with Drums: A Concert Tour by MotorcycleShakes the Clown said:
I highly recommend Peart's book. Written after his wife and daughter died less than a year apart IRC:
https://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Rider-Travels-Healing-Road/dp/1550225480
HollywoodBQ said:
Take Off to the Great White North?
Bob & Doug McKenzie
EDIT: Massive Fail, I see that has already been referenced.
Funky Winkerbean said:
Crossroads at the RRHOF induction.
Holy Carp. That is an old shout out.Big Cat `93 said:
Max Webster? Can't think of any album/song titles.
91_Aggie said:
Battlescars
Did not need to Google that
91_Aggie said:
Can you tell me how many Schrute Bucks I can exchange those for?
1836er said:
Just stumbled upon this thread Snowdog! Thought I'd share something.
Warren Cromartie?TP Ag '87 said:
Who was the Montreal Expo noted on the back of an album cover? Which album?
That part stumped me, had to look it up when I couldn't come up with it. Cromartie was easy given Geddy's fandom and what Warren was to the Jays.TP Ag '87 said:
Yep! Album?
The good thing about the Rather interviews is he gets some good artist, some that would never open up to most other media. He's respected. The bad thing is, he was in his 80s for all of the interviews, and sometimes the questions aren't the greatest...and obviously he didn't spend alot of time rocking out to Moving Pictures.maroon barchetta said:
That Rather interview was good.
AstroAggie15 said:
Anyone listen to the necromancer recent? Almost everything on Caress of Steel used to be a auto skip for me but man this song has been getting a lot of listens from me recently
Alex's guitar work is out of this world on that track
AstroAggie15 said:
Ok now we need to do top 5 albums
1. Hemispheres
2. Farewell to Kings
3. Moving pictures
4. 2112
5. Permanent Waves
TP Ag '87 said:
Embarrassing: I think my initial exposure to Rush was actually Geddy singing Take Off with Bob and Doug McKenzie. Loved his voice so much that I started the long, deep dig,..