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Rush – Rush

January 20, 2014 TW 0 Comments alex lifeson, geddy lee, jimi hendrix experience, John Rutsey, neil peart, rush, uriah heep

Rush – Rush As mentioned in a previous column, I’ve planned to fill some glaring holes in my collection in

This Misery Garden – Another Great Day On Earth

March 29, 2010March 28, 2010 TW 1 Comment alex lifeson, geddy lee, prog, progrock records

The debut release from Geneva, Switzerland’s, This Misery Garden on Progrock Records, Another Great Day On Earth pushes further into

25 Great Moments in Rock Drumming: Neil Peart, “Working Man” live

January 11, 2010 TW 1 Comment drum solo, geddy lee, neil peart, rush, working man

25 Great Moments in Rock Drumming – Day 14: Neil Peart, “Working Man,” from All The World’s A Stage by

Tuner – “Muut: Live In Estonia 2007”

May 20, 2009January 28, 2010 TW 1 Comment bill bruford, broken wings, chapman stick, double trio, geddy lee, king crimson, markus reuter, midi electronics, mr mister, oberheim, pat mastelotto, robert fripp, sugarcubes, taurus pedals, tony levin, warr guitar

Pat Mastelotto. Perhaps you aren’t familiar with his name, but trust me you’ve heard him play drums at least 100

Rush – “Snakes & Arrows Live” DVD

February 5, 2009January 28, 2010 TW 0 Comments alex lifeson, geddy lee, greatest drummers, natural science, neil peart, passage to bangkok, spirit of radio, Tom Sawyer

Snakes & Arrows Live is an exciting and important document of Rush on tour in Amsterdam, during the fall of

Rush – “Xanadu” video

December 9, 2008January 28, 2010 TW 1 Comment alex lifeson, chimes, double necks, farewell to kings, geddy lee, hi hat, neil peart, rush, snare, xanadu

This video of Rush performing “Xanadu” from A Farewell To Kings is a great look back at a time when