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[Mac2112]

Good documentary.

I'm seeing them in August.

[jtwist]

Solid Doc - and a must if you're a fan. Seeing them on Saturday - can't wait!

[flipzoso]

I am interested in the doc from more of a film standpoint than music. Because I saw them on Sunday and was booored. Swell Season > RUSH.

[Discordia]

Neil Peart doing a track-by-track commentary for Moving Pictures

http://www.cbc.ca/st...k-by-track.html

[rroseselavy]

RIP Neil Peart

 

 

Jon Theodore's first favorite drummer

[temporal lob]

When I was a teenager in the late 70s early 80s, Rush was absolutely my favorite band. I saw them 3 times and Neil was one of the best drummers ever. RIP

[Dandelion]

Listening to The Garden right now hits hard

[scorpio]

:(

Always loved Rush. Neil Peart was the GOAT.

[Dandelion]

[kev821]

This slays

[Dandelion]

A year after virtuosic rock drummer Neil Peart died at the age of 67 from brain cancer, his Rush bandmates, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, have given their first interview about mourning their musical comrade. Speaking to Rolling Stone for a new cover story, the duo said that they had known about Peart’s aggressive form of cancer for about three and a half years prior to his death, a diagnosis that they were sworn to secrecy about. Lee and Lifeson also confirmed that Rush will never return, although it’s possible that they’ll be inspired to work on new music with each other in the future. “That’s finished, right? That’s over,” Lee said about Rush. “I still am very proud of what we did. I don’t know what I will do again in music. And I’m sure [Lifeson] doesn’t, whether it’s together, apart, or whatever. But the music of Rush is always part of us. And I would never hesitate to play one of those songs in the right context. But at the same time, you have to give respect to what the three of us with Neil did together.”
https://www.vulture....arts-death.html

[Andrewf]

In other news: paul McCartney confirms beatles breakup