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A Mysterious Man

NPC
Throws shit-fits
paul rudd slappin da bass GIF
 

Factotum

Who me? I’m 6’10” pal!
I liked early Rush as a teen and had that triple LP Archives with the first three albums. Then they wanted to become Yes so I lost interest.
 

Honkey Donkey

AKA Hoakey Dokey - Half Man / Half Jackelope
The RG OG's
Forty years ago this week RUSH releases their eighth studio album - Moving Pictures. The last time I saw RUSH was at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010, They played Moving Pictures in its entirety.




When was your last RUSH concert?

I figured they would have put out a 40th anniversary set for this but nothing yet
 

tooth

GUNK PIMP
A place by me has a dozen or so new/high end pinball machines, including the Iron Maiden one, & attracts tons of enthusiasts. I would imagine they are getting the Rush one as well. It looks cool.
 

Head Censor

Voice of reason
When was your last RUSH concert?

My last was their last. I and a group of friends attended their final concert performance which happened to be at the Fabulous Forum in L.A.

The interesting thing was though that nobody knew at the time they’d never perform again. There were little rumors floating about that they might be cutting back on the size of their future tours, or would perhaps begin focusing more on festivals and single show appearances. But I don’t know any Rush fans who thought we’d never see them play again.

And to be honest, I really don’t think they had any idea it would be their last show ever. There was certainly nothing said during the concert to convey any sense of that sort of finality. It was a great show - as were all of their concerts that I attended - but it didn’t in any way seem like they intended it to be their last live performance.
 

zinnger

Stuck in a vortex of situational outrage.
My last was their last. I and a group of friends attended their final concert performance which happened to be at the Fabulous Forum in L.A.

The interesting thing was though that nobody knew at the time they’d never perform again. There were little rumors floating about that they might be cutting back on the size of their future tours, or would perhaps begin focusing more on festivals and single show appearances. But I don’t know any Rush fans who thought we’d never see them play again.

And to be honest, I really don’t think they had any idea it would be their last show ever. There was certainly nothing said during the concert to convey any sense of that sort of finality. It was a great show - as were all of their concerts that I attended - but it didn’t in any way seem like they intended it to be their last live performance.
The band knew, they cover it in Time Stand Still.
 

FlatTimmy

Getting Things Done
Forty years ago this week RUSH releases their eighth studio album - Moving Pictures. The last time I saw RUSH was at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010, They played Moving Pictures in its entirety.




When was your last RUSH concert?

I saw them on that MP 30th Anniversary tour at MSG in 2011 and again in 2015 in NJ (last time). I also saw them a bunch of times in the 80s and 90s, including my first time at Radio City in '83.
 

8675

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I liked early Rush as a teen and had that triple LP Archives with the first three albums. Then they wanted to become Yes so I lost interest.
Yeah i do love Rush but they're definitely not the best prog imho

Yes and King Crimson essentially wrote the bible on prog....in my opinion
 
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