book notes: Far and Away by Neil Peart
As my wife found out when I took her to her first Rush concert many years ago, Rush fans are an enthusiastic group (to put it mildly). She was amused to watch me and...
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Geddy Lee – book signing and notes on The Big Beautiful Book of Bass
Originally the title of this article was to be “Geddy Lee came to town and fist bumped me”. And that did happen (photographic evidence can be seen on this page). I hadn’t planned on...
RUSH Wandering the Face of the Earth – The Official Touring History 1968-2015
I’ve seen Rush (the best power trio, the best rock band, with the best drummer, best bass player and best lead guitarist in the world – yet I remain totally unbiased!) more times than...
Rush concert – A Flashback to those Head Banging Days
In the late 1970s and early 80s, the race to get primo concert seats was physical, not electronical. Bob, Tom, Dan, Slim, myself and a varying cast of others would wait outside of Joske’s,...
Review of CLOCKWORK ANGELS by Kevin J. Anderson – on SFSignal
My review of CLOCKWORK ANGELS by Kevin J. Anderson, based on a story and lyrics by Neil Peart, is up on SFsignal.com. An excerpt: REVIEW SUMMARY: A fable of Order vs. Chaos fighting for...
RUSH – Clockwork Angels
Clockwork Angels is the 20th studio album (including the EP Feedback) from the best power trio in the world, Rush. It has been five long years since Snakes and Arrows, the band’s last studio...
Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage
Before I “discovered” Rush, before DVDs like Beyond the Lighted Stage were even a thing, my brother, sister and I were in high school in San Antonio. Growing up in San Antonio in the...