bodia
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As a matter of fact, I do. There’s a place in NY that Henderson’s worked with for US distribution. However, they don’t have the latest releases. Really want to try their Belgian take. Xanabrew.
RUSH …. It’s time
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Moving Pitchers?
La Villa Stout-iato?
Counterparched?
Grace Under Pilsner?
HemisBeers???
Seriously, where’s my check?!?!?!
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Draconomics
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LOL
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Extra credit:
Drinking Man
A Passage to Beerkok
A Farewell to Mead
Jacob’s Lager***
Red Barchugga
Lime Light (sour)
New Weiz Man
Turn the Pale
Supercon-Dunkel
Drinking Man
A Passage to Beerkok
A Farewell to Mead
Jacob’s Lager***
Red Barchugga
Lime Light (sour)
New Weiz Man
Turn the Pale
Supercon-Dunkel
Andrew Paul
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Can't top that !!! Never shout of a By-Tor license plate. I know Rush2112 was taken in NY for the longest time and probably still is.Ok, here's a sample of my Rush fandom.
License plate on my previous Ridgeline
Did the VIP ticket package for one of the Clockwork Angels shows. Took all of the goodies that came with that package to Michael's and had them frame it up. It turned out awesome, but way bigger than I expected.
Had to have this
A tube showed up in the mail one day, from Scotland. I was shocked when I opened it. Hand drawn by @Alnus Rubra (thanks buddy!). Another trip to Michael's for a frame job.
When Shawn gave me a factory tour in 2018 he made me wait in the lobby after we finished while he went up to his office/cubical and came back with one of Alex's guitars that was in for some work. Made my day!
More Rush artwork.
And a couple of Rush tattoos. The Farewell to Kings crowned skull and a symbol from Clockwork Angels. They're both more than 10 years old and have faded quite a bit. I really should go in and have them touched up. Sorry, should have warned you to don the sunglasses to protect you from my pasty legs!
I've got the 40 year anniversary box sets that they released for 2112, FWTK, Hemispheres, Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures and Signals. Not sure if I'll do any more of those.
Andrew Paul
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Thanks for sharing !!
Andrew Paul
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That's some FUNNY S#!T. !!! You guys should get royalties!
Andrew Paul
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Starting with RUSH tonight.... join in whoever wants.... I'll check in tomorrow
Draconomics
Fearless Papa of The Brethren of the Crust
Lemme see if I got more...
A Farewell to Vodka
The Jagermancer
The Fountain of Lager
Making Moonshine
2112:
Part I - Hungoverture
Part II - The Tequila of Syrinx
Part III - Disdrunkery
Part IV - Inebriation
Part V - Oruhhcle: The Drinking Game
Part IV - Shluhlullllluhhhkwee
Part VII - Last Call
d4rkst4r
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
After all that....Lakeside Barf?
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All great sh1t, boys! Hahahah!
d4rkst4r
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
Right?! Sad, that you never appreciate those things as much in the moment until it's just a great memory in time.
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I won’t be able to start it til tomorrow on the way to work.
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I've been a Rush fan since Moving Pictures came out and as for many other people, they were the band that inspired me to get into music. They will forever cast a long shadow in the rock music world. I've been playing guitar in Rush tribute bands for over 30 years now, along with many other projects, but they have been my greatest influence. I like the idea of reviewing the entire catalog now that some time has passed since their final show.
Hemispheres is definitely a seminal album in that amazingly creative 1976-1981 period. We did a lot of shows over the years, including attempting a reproduction of the Moving Pictures tour, but once show where we bit off more than we could chew was playing Hemispheres back-to-back. The Villa Strangiato clip below is from that show. I'm playing my 1990 CE3 in that one. The Trees clip is from a different show. During the pandemic I recorded a demo of Cygnus X-1 Book II in the basement. I had to overdub a few flubs as it is pretty much impossible to get through the whole thing flawlessly, so you can imagine how it went live. It was a lot of fun to try, though
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Hemispheres is definitely a seminal album in that amazingly creative 1976-1981 period. We did a lot of shows over the years, including attempting a reproduction of the Moving Pictures tour, but once show where we bit off more than we could chew was playing Hemispheres back-to-back. The Villa Strangiato clip below is from that show. I'm playing my 1990 CE3 in that one. The Trees clip is from a different show. During the pandemic I recorded a demo of Cygnus X-1 Book II in the basement. I had to overdub a few flubs as it is pretty much impossible to get through the whole thing flawlessly, so you can imagine how it went live. It was a lot of fun to try, though
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Those Hiwatt DR 103 or DR504 are insanely LOUD and dont break up really until they are loud enough to kill small mammals.
Arguably louder than a Marshall 1959 SLP at full tilt.
Jimmy Page hada custom one with an extra gain stage (12ax7?) added because of that.
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Very nice playing, Permanent Waves! Well done!I've been a Rush fan since Moving Pictures came out and as for many other people, they were the band that inspired me to get into music. They will forever cast a long shadow in the rock music world. I've been playing guitar in Rush tribute bands for over 30 years now, along with many other projects, but they have been my greatest influence. I like the idea of reviewing the entire catalog now that some time has passed since their final show.
Hemispheres is definitely a seminal album in that amazingly creative 1976-1981 period. We did a lot of shows over the years, including attempting a reproduction of the Moving Pictures tour, but once show where we bit off more than we could chew was playing Hemispheres back-to-back. The Villa Strangiato clip below is from that show. I'm playing my 1990 CE3 in that one. The Trees clip is from a different show. During the pandemic I recorded a demo of Cygnus X-1 Book II in the basement. I had to overdub a few flubs as it is pretty much impossible to get through the whole thing flawlessly, so you can imagine how it went live. It was a lot of fun to try, though
TFC
That guitar really tied the room together
Huge Rush fan here. I did the chronological thing in the last couple of years. I noticed that my feelings toward many of the songs changed over the years, for better and for worse. My faves are still the Moving Pictures through Hold Your Fire albums. MP is the best, but I'm a huge fan of Grace Under Pressure. It's one of Alex's best guitar albums, IMO.
I also payed in Rush bands for almost 10 years. Here's a vid of my first one from over 10 years ago. (I know, it's a 4-piece, but what are you gonna do?) I'm playing my first ever PRS, a 1997 black cherry CE24. It's just like Alex's, which he used a lot on the Counterparts tour.
And @bodia I was surprised to see you have some books on your bookshelf that I have owned and read. Rush, PRS and Antietam/Gettysburg books? We might possibly be related.
I also payed in Rush bands for almost 10 years. Here's a vid of my first one from over 10 years ago. (I know, it's a 4-piece, but what are you gonna do?) I'm playing my first ever PRS, a 1997 black cherry CE24. It's just like Alex's, which he used a lot on the Counterparts tour.
And @bodia I was surprised to see you have some books on your bookshelf that I have owned and read. Rush, PRS and Antietam/Gettysburg books? We might possibly be related.
bodia
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Very cool! Indeed, we could. The Mrs and I rented a house in Maryland (Taneytown) in 2015 and did Antietam and Gettysburg. At the request of the wife, we went back to Gettysburg a second time on that trip. The first day was Columbus day and it was PACKED, and hot. Two days later it was practically deserted and cold/dreary. Gettysburg was an experience that everyone should have. Very heavy. In 2017 we did a Memphis trip and hit Shiloh, Corinth and Fort Donelson. Then in 2018 it was back to Taneytown. This time we did Valley Forge, Monacacy, and a tour from Shawn of the PRS factory.
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That is an awesome performance! Alex was the one that turned me on to PRS, but they were very hard to find around here. Back around 1995, I was doing 911 system installations all over Maryland and I stopped by the Virginia Avenue factory from an address I got from a magazine ad, hoping to get a factory tour, but they already moved to Stevensville. I only got to try one for the first time at the Great House Of Guitars in Rochester in 1996, and finally bought my first one in 2002.
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