(08-15-2022 07:00 PM)MileHighBronco Wrote:  Shame we lost Peart. Rush was one of my favorite bands that I never got a chance to see live. I can't think of any other three person bands that could hold people's attention like those guys.

The Police!

(08-16-2022 01:57 PM)UofMTigerTim Wrote:  

(08-15-2022 07:00 PM)MileHighBronco Wrote:  Shame we lost Peart. Rush was one of my favorite bands that I never got a chance to see live. I can't think of any other three person bands that could hold people's attention like those guys.

The Police!

While I liked both ZZ Top and The Police, I don't place them near as high on my list as Rush.

(08-15-2022 07:00 PM)MileHighBronco Wrote:  Shame we lost Peart. Rush was one of my favorite bands that I never got a chance to see live. I can't think of any other three person bands that could hold people's attention like those guys.

I saw them at the mid south coliseum back in 82.

There's a section during the intro of 2112, right before they get to the temples of syrinx ( at the 3:23 mark in the video below for reference) where they get the crowd into it. That happened by accident in that 82 show, as Alex broke a string during the solo and left the stage to get another guitar, leaving Geddy and Neil to play that part by themselves. And they did it without missing a beat, playing the rhythmic pattern then getting the crowd involved. They did it for a few bars until Alex made it back, but if you didnt notice Alex had broke a string, you would have never known it was improv'ed on the spot, because they literally never stopped playing. After Alex made it back, Geddy chases him down while they were still playing and kicks him in the ass while the 3 of them were all laughing at themselves.

It ended up working out so well that they pretty much kept some part of that in their live shows ever since.

that dude was dropped by all but two after day 1...dropped by remaining two houses shortly thereafter.

As Shere Khan mentioned, this is a setup and media will be all over it as proof of discrimination against trannys. These people need therapy not validation.

Our hero didn't get a single bid and finds himself just another ugly girl kicked to the curb by the sorority establishment. If only his mom was a sister. He could have been a legacy.

Man Publicly Humiliated While Trying to Join Sorority, Swiftly Schooled by Almost 20 Sororities

(08-15-2022 06:09 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(08-15-2022 01:55 PM)umbluegray Wrote:  Why couldn't this have just been about the triumvirate of progressive rock?

working man was before the guy in muh sig pic ... but yeah, this is where it began to evolve into the genre of the opus ...

#Peart+Carey(TOOL)=Masters

Overture


Incredible! How cool would it have been to be in that room while they were recording that.

(08-16-2022 06:21 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  

(08-15-2022 07:00 PM)MileHighBronco Wrote:  Shame we lost Peart. Rush was one of my favorite bands that I never got a chance to see live. I can't think of any other three person bands that could hold people's attention like those guys.

I saw them at the mid south coliseum back in 82.

There's a section during the intro of 2112, right before they get to the temples of syrinx ( at the 3:23 mark in the video below for reference) where they get the crowd into it. That happened by accident in that 82 show, as Alex broke a string during the solo and left the stage to get another guitar, leaving Geddy and Neil to play that part by themselves. And they did it without missing a beat, playing the rhythmic pattern then getting the crowd involved. They did it for a few bars until Alex made it back, but if you didnt notice Alex had broke a string, you would have never known it was improv'ed on the spot, because they literally never stopped playing. After Alex made it back, Geddy chases him down while they were still playing and kicks him in the ass while the 3 of them were all laughing at themselves.

It ended up working out so well that they pretty much kept some part of that in their live shows ever since.

I was at the 82 Coliseum show. And a few others. I had the pleasure of working at the Coliseum while I was in college. Got to watch Rush do their soundcheck before one of the shows.

(08-17-2022 01:53 PM)Claw Wrote:  Our hero didn't get a single bid and finds himself just another ugly girl kicked to the curb by the sorority establishment. If only his mom was a sister. He could have been a legacy.

Man Publicly Humiliated While Trying to Join Sorority, Swiftly Schooled by Almost 20 Sororities

While I do appreciate the fact that they all dumped him, I wonder where this pushback was when the Boy Scouts became the girl scouts.

(08-17-2022 02:07 PM)umbluegray Wrote:  

(08-17-2022 01:53 PM)Claw Wrote:  Our hero didn't get a single bid and finds himself just another ugly girl kicked to the curb by the sorority establishment. If only his mom was a sister. He could have been a legacy.

Man Publicly Humiliated While Trying to Join Sorority, Swiftly Schooled by Almost 20 Sororities

While I do appreciate the fact that they all dumped him, I wonder where this pushback was when the Boy Scouts became the girl scouts.

Boy Scouts were told by big donors to let in gay scoutmasters and girls.

He just weighed too much. He can't be serious. Really.

Maybe he'll get invited to a pig party.

(08-16-2022 01:57 PM)UofMTigerTim Wrote:  

(08-15-2022 07:00 PM)MileHighBronco Wrote:  Shame we lost Peart. Rush was one of my favorite bands that I never got a chance to see live. I can't think of any other three person bands that could hold people's attention like those guys.

The Police!

Lets see The Police play "YYZ" !

Rush could play "Every breath you take" with their feet.

Come on guys! Surely one of you knew this was an Auburn Black Ops project. Turn Bama into Fruit loops and real men will head to Auburn. War Damn Eagle!

The University of Alabama the only campus where your sister could be your brother! Roll Tide, is now Role Tried!