I remember Rush. I used to have this CD. There's another album they did a little after this one with a song called "Cinderella Man", though I can't remember the title for that one. I liked that song.
That's right, I remember now. I used to have that one too. It had "Xanadu" on it as well, right? That was probably my favourite album, "Farewell to Kings".
Amazing that I've owned this album all these years, yet never had the attention span to notice the ending you mentioned. I saw them when they were considerably younger than they are now, and will never forget Peart's 15-minute drum solo on a rotating platform that let him access 3 different kits, haha. What are your favorite LPs of theirs?
I also find it funny that David Lovering was just a Rush fan that happened to be OK with Pixies' sound when he joined.
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I remember Rush. I used to have this CD. There's another album they did a little after this one with a song called "Cinderella Man", though I can't remember the title for that one. I liked that song.
Yeah that's on A Farewell to Kings, super cool album for sure.
That's right, I remember now. I used to have that one too. It had "Xanadu" on it as well, right? That was probably my favourite album, "Farewell to Kings".
Xanadu is great too. That's all that abum, yep.
"For I have dined on honeydew..."
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cool, they're a great band!
Amazing that I've owned this album all these years, yet never had the attention span to notice the ending you mentioned. I saw them when they were considerably younger than they are now, and will never forget Peart's 15-minute drum solo on a rotating platform that let him access 3 different kits, haha. What are your favorite LPs of theirs?
I also find it funny that David Lovering was just a Rush fan that happened to be OK with Pixies' sound when he joined.