Saw them last night in Chicago. One of the best concerts I have ever seen. They played flawlessly and the new drummer kicked ass.
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And his boss was a Peart Manager as well.Fun fact: Neal Peart used to be a parts manager for an International Harvester dealership (I think his dad owned it).
Toni Iommi was a factory worker and chopped the tips of his fingers off his final day before going full time with Black Sabbath. Made himself a custom glove so he could still play. Had to rewrite his riffs so he could still play them but he credits that a large part of the sound we have today.And his boss was a Peart Manager as well.
Sorry couldn't help it. That is wild to go from implement dealer to Rush.
I understand completely but she was excellent.They're legends but I would have a hard time seeing them without Neil.
She is excellent but nobody is Neil Peart.I understand completely but she was excellent.
Geddy and Alex and Anika looked so happy to be playing together. It was awesome!I couldn’t connect with CyTor in Chicago hit we were at the same show!
I’ve seen them 12 times and that was in the top 3 easily! I get it that some are having trouble with Anika. She rocks and is a complete banger behind the drums. They have so much renewed joy on stage. Hoping to catch the show again, if the cards line up
Been a fan since the late 1970s - NP’s philosophy has been a major influence on my life.
Even if you’re not a fan but appreciate live music, go see this tour! I
Luckily Neil Peart didn't have that attitude. He was great because he recognized his entire life that there were still things he could learn and sought out other drummers to learn from them. Some were genuinely shocked that this legend was coming to them, asking questions and trying to learn from them.She is excellent but nobody is Neil Peart.
To an extent. Gotta have the drive and attitude but with drumming in particular some people are just different.Luckily Neil Peart didn't have that attitude. He was great because he recognized his entire life that there were still things he could learn and sought out other drummers to learn from them. Some were genuinely shocked that this legend was coming to them, asking questions and trying to learn from them.
That is how greatness is made - it isn't born, it is built.

I get what you're saying but Tool is just as skilled as Rush. You're right that people don't always realize how far above the rest they are.I think Rush is one of those bands that is probably better than most people realize, in terms of skill and creativity and just general "quality". But most people don't / can't appreciate to that level so they are just another good band. Sort of like Tool, or Pink Floyd.
Reminds me of this ancient Onion headline.
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I get what you're saying but Tool is just as skilled as Rush. You're right that people don't always realize how far above the rest they are.
Just watch this video and you'll see Danny is just as talented as Neil was.