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Rush's 1979 VIP Tour of Kennedy Space Center During Hemispheres Era
Billboard Magazine, March 1979.
u/Irarelylookback — 19 hours ago
Earthshine (NASA version)
I think Neil would have loved this past week following the Artemis II mission
u/YoshShmenge_Polka — 10 hours ago
Rediscovering a chunk of Rush's catalog, and it's amazing.
Full disclosure: I was never a big fan of the period spanning Presto, Roll the Bones, Counterparts, and Test For Echo.
Time has passed. I'm listening again, and WTF was I thinking? Some of Neil's best writing lives there. Alex consolidated the best of his pre-Presto "front and center" with the period where, as he said, he was a "background guitarist". Geddy, as always, anchored the band*. His heart and expressiveness singing "Nobody's Hero" is a career standout.
*Maybe an unpopular opinion, but Geddy is the strongest pillar in Rush's foundation.
u/ahmtiarrrd — 8 hours ago
Work Case - Changes aren't permanent, But change is!
Always makes me smile seeing this, no matter how challenging of a day work can be.
u/wiredmat — 19 hours ago
Hemispheres - "Two Sides to Their Rock 'n' Roll Story"
Billboard Magazine, October 1978.
u/Irarelylookback — 18 hours ago
Rush - Peaceable Kingdom. A powerful track that demands to be cranked up! 🤘
youtu.beu/Cubegod69er — 15 hours ago
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Neil Is Smiling Tonight
Technology on high, leading the edge of life…
u/CNVI — 8 hours ago
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Any chance they're playing Mystic Rhythms?
So, I was reading a post here, and I realized there's two songs from Power Windows that I’d love to hear live, since this will be my first time seeing Rush in Argentina.
Mystic Rhythms and Emotion Detector. Only to find out that according to setlist.fm, Mystic is at position 68 and they’ve never played Emotion Detector live? How?
Do you think they’ll play Mystic Rhythms at FiftySomething? Which other song would you like to hear?
u/Infinite-Light8806 — 10 hours ago
Week