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No dissDon't dis Trisha Yearwood. She made my sofa.
It’s just not a vocal tone that fits the song for me
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No dissDon't dis Trisha Yearwood. She made my sofa.
I see you left Time Stand Still off of your mid-80s Rush video package. Probably a wise choice . . . decent song (and the Aimee Mann part is nice), but that video. In their defense, the 80s did that to pretty much everyone.
Believe it or not.
When I was about 14, Geddy Lee would see me and point and say; 'kid.' Just walking about and he's be across the street and do this. It was pretty funny. He did this about 7 or 8 times over one year. I thought he was a weird dude, always in black and always wearing shades no matter what the weather. I know who he was but Rush wasn't big then.
we went to the Tet Festival yesterday and they had a cover band doing mostly songs from before the 2 female leads were bornHer voice is deeper than Geddy's.
Where is @Zack Lee ?Ouch. We built this City ain’t got shirt on that.
Wish I knewWhere is @Zack Lee ?
For me it’s Working Man, 2112 Overture/Temples of Syrinx, and LimelightI listen to Rush from time to time, but often end up focused in on Neil Peart's drumming. That dude is/was (due to now suffering with chronic tendonitis) sick good. Red Barchetta is good, but my favorite Rush tunes are Tom Sawyer, Spirit of the Radio, Freewill, Subdivisions, and Limelight.
You made her on your sofa?? Cool broDon't dis Trisha Yearwood. She made my sofa.
For any Neil Peart fans out there (I have his poster over my drum set), check out Gavin Harrison from Porcupine Tree. He's like a clone of Peart's abilities and kicks it up a notch.
Rush is my favorite band in the history of ever.