RUSH - Exit Stage Left - Video - 56:39

[private parts]

Rush was the second major band I ever saw live and the first without tagging along with family, at the old Memorial Aud building in 1987 (or 88?) on the Hold Your Fire Tour. I might pony up for tix in October...

Seeing them last year playing Moving Pictures in its entirety may be one of the greatest shows I've ever seen. (other than VH of course). Clockwork Angels may be the best rush album in the last 20 years.

[Romeo Delight]

I never get tired of watching that incredible musicianship....

If today's bands want to know what's missing in their music, all they have to do is watch any Rush video....

Look at those hosers in the audience...classic!

[Nitro Express]

Terrific live band for sure. I think a lot of people who can't get past Geddy's voice or the sci-fi lyrics would come away converted if they saw them live. I'm somewhere between a casual and serious fan of them. Saw them once in 2007 and I was very, very impressed. It's refreshing to know that you will get a professional, extremely well-rehearsed three hour show EVERY night from these guys. I'm leaning towards seeing them again this fall.

My wife can't stand Geddy's voice. I like their early stuff where he used to just wail. I also liked Signals and Grace Under Pressure. The stuff after that not so much.

[gbranton]

My wife can't stand Geddy's voice. I like their early stuff where he used to just wail. I also liked Signals and Grace Under Pressure. The stuff after that not so much.

Mine either, I think it is a woman thing. I have never had a girlfriend who dug them. When I saw them a year ago in New Orleans my wife didn't even go and I had to eat an extra ticket. I enjoyed the show, it was my first Rush show and I went primarily because they played Moving Pictures start to finish. I consider that album to be somewhat of a masterpiece.

[Angel]

Mine either, I think it is a woman thing. I have never had a girlfriend who dug them.

You need a Canadian woman. I know quite a few female Rush fans.

[loucap81]

I think both Permanent Waves and Moving Pictures are perfect albums. Moving Pictures gets all the credit and it's well-deserved, but Permanent Waves is just as good in my opinion.

[Nitro Express]

Mine either, I think it is a woman thing. I have never had a girlfriend who dug them. When I saw them a year ago in New Orleans my wife didn't even go and I had to eat an extra ticket. I enjoyed the show, it was my first Rush show and I went primarily because they played Moving Pictures start to finish. I consider that album to be somewhat of a masterpiece.

If you go to a Rush concert to pick up chicks you are wasting your time. I remember going to a Duran Duran concert in the 80's and I swear I could smell the wet pussies. Them chicks were going nuts. Rush you went only for the music.

[Nitro Express]

I think both Permanent Waves and Moving Pictures are perfect albums. Moving Pictures gets all the credit and it's well-deserved, but Permanent Waves is just as good in my opinion.

The older I get the more I appreciat Caress of Steel. I love it when Geddy goes I think we were quite stoned when we recorded that album. LOL!

[Nitro Express]

I've actually been learing the guitar solo from this.




I never could sound like Eddie and playing like him just does not come natural for me but I can do a pretty good Alex Lifeson. I just naturally play more like him. I always loved that flanging sound he got.