Quoted from gentrsa:I will buy my first LE of a RUSH pin, and yes I am already on a “list”. That said would love to see Natural Science in the game, this song is so RUSH in all its indulgence glory and I love it!
Damn, good call.
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Quoted from epeabs:Over the years Rush has slowly been brought into some movies and shows. Its always awesome to see it happen. A Rush pin would be the icing on the cake.
Randomly saw this yesterday. I teared up seeing Neil. He looks and talks EXACTLY like my dad, so it’s always a lightning bolt when I see these videos. Luckily, it’s also hilarious
Quoted from Ceckitti:With the current rumor of this being a "boutique" game......... I am going to be so pissed if its just a reskinned Primus or "the pin".
That's exactly my fear. I mean, maybe a cool 80s SS game could be an interesting layout... but I wasn't a big fan of Primus or Beatles
Quoted from Rarehero:How funny would it be to get Segal & Rudd involved for callouts, reprising their “I Love You Man” characters?
somebody post that video again!
Quoted from cartert:Grew up in mi. In the 70s. Saw RUSH when they 1st started back in the day in bars… very early 70s. Have a broken from stick from the original drummer (not peart) from a bar in Lansing mi. Ck out this lp from 75 that they play with Max Webster. Named my dirt bike “ battle scar” after the song
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NICE!! Pye Dubois who has writing credits on this album also wrote lyrics to a couple songs with Neil, IIRC.. including one Tom Sawyer...
Quoted from cartert:You are correct. What a party they threw back in the day… that they never showed up for. My girlfriends brother was their limo driver in 80s in Az. Saw um back stage, but they never showed up for the after party’s. Rumor was they went to Mexico to party. The good old days
Hahahaha Rush?! They went back to their hotels and played D&D. Have you heard the hilarious stories Gene Simmons tells from that tour?
Quoted from DanQverymuch:I KNOW he is wrong. Rush is my absolute favorite, but Yes has a lot of timeless prog that will never be forgotten either.
I'm talking their old stuff. Fragile, Close to the Edge, etc. Just the song Roundabout makes them eternal.
Yes has definitely been having a rough time lately - Anderson quit, they got a new guy in 2008, he had to leave for health reasons.. Squire is gone, Wakeman left again… though the new new guy Jon Davison is QUITE good, he’s like 5 decades younger than the other guys. They have a new album coming out soon. Rolled out CTTE on the turntable the other day, still kicks ass!
Of course, the new guy in Rush is no longer with us either. Still breaks my heart
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Quoted from Nevus:I just read that entire page drinking my morning coffee. So nice to have insight from such a renowned introvert.
Thank you for sharing!
Here’s the full thing if you’re interested:
http://www.2112.net/powerwindows/transcripts/19811000backstageclub.htm
Still can’t believe Neil is gone
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