CBS just cut to commercial during the Chiefs/Texans game with “Limelight” playing. Neil’s certainly getting some well deserved love.
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Same. Bourbon was consumed, and tunes played loud. I am going to have to take some time off work when Jimmy Page goes...
There were some chat comments on SiriusXM's Channel 27 Facebook page stating that Rush should have an entire channel dedicated to them.
It's kinda absurd to think they don't already. They certainly have enough fan base, enough catalog material, and especially in light of recent events...
It's kinda absurd to think they don't already. They certainly have enough fan base, enough catalog material, and especially in light of recent events...
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I think Yes died long before Chris did. They got stuck in the 80s and never was able to get past them, musically, and Chris had a lot to do with that. I always got the impression he never listened to any rock created after 1990.
Both of yesterdays games had Rush in their bumper music too.
My wife is being very understanding about all the Rush being listened to/ watched on our TV these past few days. She seems to know that I am trying to work through something to do with my youth.
I was indignant not tohear more Rush on the radio. But at the grocery store yesterday two strangers were talking about Rush and Neil's death.
This cheered me up quite a bit.
This cheered me up quite a bit.
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Tom Petty, Prince, Gregg Allman, Chris Cornell, Chuck Berry, Leonard Cohen, Lemmy, Lou Reed.... 1995 was a long time ago.
Having lived in San Antonio, Texas for most of my life, I was exposed to Rush at an early age through [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] and my new found "aromatic" friends.
I am saddened by the news of Neil's passing, but my heart also soars in seeing all of the heartfelt tributes.
These guys will always be a class act to me. A great balance between love, humor, and hard work.
I am saddened by the news of Neil's passing, but my heart also soars in seeing all of the heartfelt tributes.
These guys will always be a class act to me. A great balance between love, humor, and hard work.
As I expected, incredible look at the band and also the fans of which I have been one for many years reaching back to my high school days. Many laughs and smiles along with a lot of tears.
I highly recommend this film. The music lives on.
So sad, but speaks volumes about the Rush organization where a man of that level of fame could be sick for that long where obviously many knew and no one gave away the secret out of respect. That’s a family right there.
JB
JB
No one knew he was sick.
I didn't know he was mortal.
I didn't know he was mortal.
Getting ready for school this morning my teen daughter asked if she could "put some music on".
Sure.
She cast this from her phone to the TV, (which is connected to a good audio system):
Raised her right !
Thank you Mr. Peart.
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Sure.
She cast this from her phone to the TV, (which is connected to a good audio system):
Raised her right !
Thank you Mr. Peart.
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