FogBlueInSanFran
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Maybe Vital Signs, but . . . what else?
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Rush or The Scorpions?
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Both bands are awesome but I prefer the Scorpions... So many great balads from the Scorps...
One of my favorites off their best album...
Love this track
Bluemanc100
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Just reading Neil Peart's "Ghost Rider" book for the second time... Excellent and moving it describes his epic motorcycle journey to try and mend his soul after losing his daughter and wife within three months of each other...
Very good book if you can find it. I may pass mine on once I've finished reading it this time
I only really found Rush in my 50's but I'm glad they are regularly on my playlist.. Love drumming so the fact that Neil Peart was one of the trio made it easy to like them
Very good book if you can find it. I may pass mine on once I've finished reading it this time
I only really found Rush in my 50's but I'm glad they are regularly on my playlist.. Love drumming so the fact that Neil Peart was one of the trio made it easy to like them
OB1
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Both bands are awesome but I prefer the Scorpions... So many great balads from the Scorps...
One of my favorites off their best album...
Talking about ballads on a thread like this should be grounds for a ban ;-)
Reckon they ripped off Lynyrd Skynyrd for that track BTW.
Mr Soft
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Love both, and seen both live. I remember being in comprehensive school when a mate went to Bristol to see Rush on the Hemispheres tour. Both A Farewell to Kings (my favourite), and Hemispheres were recorded in Wales.
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Maybe Vital Signs, but . . . what else?
Sorry meant up to and including Moving Pictures. Moving Pictures they peaked. After that there was more and more keyboards and too much production.
Bluemanc100
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just finished the Neil Peart "Ghost Rider" book.. It's not about the band really, more about the 55,000 mile bike trip he completed to heal himself after his wife and daughter died only three months apart...Just reading Neil Peart's "Ghost Rider" book for the second time... Excellent and moving it describes his epic motorcycle journey to try and mend his soul after losing his daughter and wife within three months of each other...
Very good book if you can find it. I may pass mine on once I've finished reading it this time
I only really found Rush in my 50's but I'm glad they are regularly on my playlist.. Love drumming so the fact that Neil Peart was one of the trio made it easy to like them
If anybody wants to read it I can post it... Call it a £10 posted and I will give that money to Lymphoma Action
Drop me a DM if you are interested.
The book is a paperback but it's quite heavy and was an import so it's a bargain and in great nick (from a pet, smoke and Covid free home)
NOW SOLD
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big gaz
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Its called burglary, you failsworth tit ;-)I despise scorpions and have met and worked in Alex Lifesons house. So, Rush.
Barcon
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That was just nicking jumpers off washing lines mate. : )Its called burglary, you failsworth tit ;-)
big gaz
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Rush all day long. Have given Clockwork angels a battering of late and being a bit slow have only just noticed the refrence of the clock time on the album cover Durrrr.