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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por Spirit 76 31.12.14 16:06
Pues tampoco es tan descabellado entonces una única fecha en la Peninsula, que sea la primera vez y la gente de Rush lo promocione un poco para que vengan gente del resto de Europa.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 31.12.14 16:07
Maniac escribió:A mi la entrada de Frankfurt del Time Machine me costó 55 euros.
Eso si, 15.000 personas.
Joder, pues sí que han subido los precios de una gira a otra.
Esperemos que para esta que se avecina se mantengan porque...uf.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por Rayo 31.12.14 16:33
Como dice Dani, demasiado incierto... yo no les veo ni llenanado el Palacio con fecha única en la península...
Así que pasarán de largo.
Así que pasarán de largo.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por guede 31.12.14 17:57
es una mala comparación, lo sé, pero Nickelback creo que tocarán el año que viene por primera vez en España y lo hacen en Razzmatazz y la riviera, cuándo en la misma gira todos los demás recintos son arenas... ¿Habrán tenido un detalle con la gente de aquí??
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por Sergio El Kiss 01.01.15 0:45
danitoledo escribió:Sergio El Kiss escribió:Yo veo posibilidades del Be Prog. Edte año Camel y Marillion, van subiendo el nivel.
De ser en pabellón podria llenarse con la gente de Italia y Francia que vengan. Españoles los justos. Scorpions, Kiss o Acdc suelen sonar en radios. A Rush no los ponen ni en Rock Fm.
Eso sí, a ver donde los meten, porque algo como Vistalegre seria una cagada con el sonido.
¿Estás dando una exclusiva, Sergio? Ojo.
Yo en el Be Prog no les veo, tendrían que mover recinto y fecha. Aunque si hay una promotora que quisiera traer a Rush esa es Madness, aunque ya han dicho varias veces que hoy por hoy no lo ven posible.
Se me ha juntado una paja mental con las copas de más
pero si meten a Marillion me apunto el tanto.El Be Prog tiene que ir creciendo, como todos los festis importantes, y nada sería mejor que Rush para consagrarse.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por Goiks 01.01.15 0:54
Estoy flipando con lo que leo por aquí. Que si Marillion confirmados en el Be Prog ( pues de momento no), y que si Rush en el Poble Espanyol, es decir, futuribles en dicho festi... Por otro lado, que si tocando en estadios. Alucinante es poco.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 01.01.15 1:52
Sergio El Kiss escribió:danitoledo escribió:Sergio El Kiss escribió:Yo veo posibilidades del Be Prog. Edte año Camel y Marillion, van subiendo el nivel.
De ser en pabellón podria llenarse con la gente de Italia y Francia que vengan. Españoles los justos. Scorpions, Kiss o Acdc suelen sonar en radios. A Rush no los ponen ni en Rock Fm.
Eso sí, a ver donde los meten, porque algo como Vistalegre seria una cagada con el sonido.
¿Estás dando una exclusiva, Sergio? Ojo.
Yo en el Be Prog no les veo, tendrían que mover recinto y fecha. Aunque si hay una promotora que quisiera traer a Rush esa es Madness, aunque ya han dicho varias veces que hoy por hoy no lo ven posible.
Se me ha juntado una paja mental con las copas de más
El Be Prog tiene que ir creciendo, como todos los festis importantes, y nada sería mejor que Rush para consagrarse.
Eso sin duda. Y nadie lo desea más que la propia promotora, que eso lo sé de buena tinta. Pero que se les escapen los canadienses, por desgracia.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 01.01.15 1:54
Goiks escribió:Estoy flipando con lo que leo por aquí. Que si Marillion confirmados en el Be Prog ( pues de momento no), y que si Rush en el Poble Espanyol, es decir, futuribles en dicho festi... Por otro lado, que si tocando en estadios. Alucinante es poco.
El pobre Sergio, que le han bailado las bandas...
Igual caen y se apunta un medallón del copón. 
Rush en el Poble o futuribles para el Be Prog ya te digo que ni de coña.
Lo de estadios, pues tampoco. Lo dije como método para abaratar las entradas, ya que, si vinieran aquí a un pabellón tendríamos, sin duda, las entradas más caras de todo el tour...
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por ruso 01.01.15 2:03
Rush por si solos con su escenario ya llenan el Poble Espanyol Va a ser que no. Eso si que dispararía el precio con los cuatro gatos que caben.
Lo de un pabellón tipo Sant Jordi no veo por qué no. Otras fechas que han hecho por Europa no han sido en recintos más grandes y con un precio normal.
Va a ser que no. Eso si que dispararía el precio con los cuatro gatos que caben.Lo de un pabellón tipo Sant Jordi no veo por qué no. Otras fechas que han hecho por Europa no han sido en recintos más grandes y con un precio normal.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por guede 01.01.15 10:40
Las dos únicas cifras de audiencia de la gira 2013 oficiales que he visto publicadas. (del leg europeo). Qué diga dani si en Amsterdam era sold out o no. Yo creo que una fecha en españa a 60 euros la entrada podría atraer a unos 10.000-12.000 fans, y cómo bien deciáis, si los promocionan bien y tal con lo de primera vez en españa y tal aún crecerían las expectativas de público.
Wed, May 22: Manchester Arena - Manchester,
Attendance / Capacity: 7,806 / 8,898
Gross Ticket Sales: $771,853
Fri, May 24: The O2 - London,
Attendance / Capacity: 12,418 / 15,050
Gross Ticket Sales: $1,216,510
Wed, May 22: Manchester Arena - Manchester,
Attendance / Capacity: 7,806 / 8,898
Gross Ticket Sales: $771,853
Fri, May 24: The O2 - London,
Attendance / Capacity: 12,418 / 15,050
Gross Ticket Sales: $1,216,510
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por Katxorro 01.01.15 11:27
lo de rush me lo explicó un fan que está muy metido y que los ve por toda europa cada vez que vienen. su caché no es ninguna locura, el problema es que tienen que llevar su producción, eso no se negocia por parte del grupo. y aquí nadie arriesga a coger un pabellón en condiciones y los quieren meter en salas grandes y por eso el grupo dice que no
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por guede 01.01.15 11:31
pero no creo que el alquiler de por ejemplo un palau sant jordi infrautilizadísimo sea muy caro.Katxorro escribió:lo de rush me lo explicó un fan que está muy metido y que los ve por toda europa cada vez que vienen. su caché no es ninguna locura, el problema es que tienen que llevar su producción, eso no se negocia por parte del grupo. y aquí nadie arriesga a coger un pabellón en condiciones y los quieren meter en salas grandes y por eso el grupo dice que no
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por elway 01.01.15 11:31
Katxorro escribió:lo de rush me lo explicó un fan que está muy metido y que los ve por toda europa cada vez que vienen. su caché no es ninguna locura, el problema es que tienen que llevar su producción, eso no se negocia por parte del grupo. y aquí nadie arriesga a coger un pabellón en condiciones y los quieren meter en salas grandes y por eso el grupo dice que no
Bueno, yo recuerdo ver a Alice Cooper en el Palau Sant Jordi por ese motivo, redujeron el aforo del recinto a la cuarta parte.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por Katxorro 01.01.15 11:37
no lo sé, lo que sí son muy exigentes el grupo es con que a nivel técnico todo sea impecable., de hecho por eso no hacen festivales salv o contadas excepciones., supongo que el promotor ve más problemas y no ve claro el tirón del grupo en españa.guede escribió:pero no creo que el alquiler de por ejemplo un palau sant jordi infrautilizadísimo sea muy caro.Katxorro escribió:lo de rush me lo explicó un fan que está muy metido y que los ve por toda europa cada vez que vienen. su caché no es ninguna locura, el problema es que tienen que llevar su producción, eso no se negocia por parte del grupo. y aquí nadie arriesga a coger un pabellón en condiciones y los quieren meter en salas grandes y por eso el grupo dice que no
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por Katxorro 01.01.15 11:38
el caché estaba lejos del millón de euros, lo que no sé sí incluye más gastos
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 01.01.15 20:32
guede escribió:Las dos únicas cifras de audiencia de la gira 2013 oficiales que he visto publicadas. (del leg europeo). Qué diga dani si en Amsterdam era sold out o no. Yo creo que una fecha en españa a 60 euros la entrada podría atraer a unos 10.000-12.000 fans, y cómo bien deciáis, si los promocionan bien y tal con lo de primera vez en españa y tal aún crecerían las expectativas de público.
Wed, May 22: Manchester Arena - Manchester,
Attendance / Capacity: 7,806 / 8,898
Gross Ticket Sales: $771,853
Fri, May 24: The O2 - London,
Attendance / Capacity: 12,418 / 15,050
Gross Ticket Sales: $1,216,510
En Amsterdam no fue sold out, pero vamos que aquello estaba bastante lleno. En el Dome caben 17.000 así que habría unos 15.000 así imagino. Y entradas a 68€, las más baratas de los diez conciertos que dieron en Europa.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 01.01.15 20:34
Katxorro escribió:lo de rush me lo explicó un fan que está muy metido y que los ve por toda europa cada vez que vienen. su caché no es ninguna locura, el problema es que tienen que llevar su producción, eso no se negocia por parte del grupo. y aquí nadie arriesga a coger un pabellón en condiciones y los quieren meter en salas grandes y por eso el grupo dice que no
Pues sinceramente veo más en condiciones el Palacio de Deportes que la Riviera, por ejemplo.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 01.01.15 20:35
Y bueno, que debate cíclico totalmente y que cansa una barbaridad.
Contemos con que NO vienen, y luego si resulta que sí pues eso que ganamos.
Contemos con que NO vienen, y luego si resulta que sí pues eso que ganamos.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 02.01.15 17:53
Otra fecha que se rumorea es: Las Vegas a principios de agosto.
Y yo celebro ese costa oeste para agosto ya que me cuadra mucho mejor.
Y yo celebro ese costa oeste para agosto ya que me cuadra mucho mejor.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 04.01.15 14:19
Lo divido en dos partes:
From Taylor Hawkins to Steven Wilson, 40 famous Rush fans pick their favourite Rush songs.
From Taylor Hawkins to Steven Wilson, 40 famous Rush fans pick their favourite Rush songs.
- Primera Parte:
- CLAUDIO SIMONETTI
GOBLIN
“I always listen to Rush with great pleasure. I always liked them because, in some way, I think they are very similar to Yes, one of my favourite bands. But they are a bit darker than Yes, as you can hear in songs like Red Barchetta, one of their most representative pieces, where you can hear a harder sound, thanks to the vigorous drums of Neil Peart, and keyboards aren’t used to soften their sound.
“I would compare Alex Lifeson to Andy Summers of The Police. Neither are great guitar virtuosos but they have certainly helped to create their respective bands’ unique sound.”
SEAN REINERT
CYNIC
“My favourite Rush song would have to be Jacob’s Ladder from the Permanent Waves album. From the start of the tune in 11/8 (5/8-6/8), with the vocals coming in in 4/4, how could a musician not love this tune? Without sacrificing originality Rush have always had the uncanny ability to make odd time/odd meter into a catchy, radio-friendly experience. Take a big hit… put your headphones on and remember what 1980 sounded like.”
DOUG OTT
ENCHANT
“I choose Freewill! I love this song for so many reasons. It’s inspired by Ayn Rand, who shaped my life with books such as The Fountainhead, Anthem and Atlas Shrugged. The statement that the song makes speaks for the individual as opposed to the masses.
“It’s got great bass and guitar counterpoint; I love it when Alex breaks away from Geddy playing the main riff and starts playing chords.
“It has one of the best solos on the Permanent Waves album. I don’t think I’ve ever heard Alex play so fast. The cool thing is, he plays chords in the solo as well as shreds! I still haven’t mastered that solo; on my bucket list for sure!”
TERRY BROWN
PRODUCER
“The Twilight Zone is a little gem with a very strong lead guitar motif from Alex, Ged’s verse vocals up in the stratosphere and then the chorus slipping into an eerie flanged vocal that is in the ‘zone’. This is all held together by Neil’s very concise, driving percussion closing with the airy guitar solo which makes this one of my favourite Rush tunes.”
MATT YOUNG
HEKZ
“My favourite Rush track would have to be Headlong Flight from Clockwork Angels, which is almost certainly my favourite Rush album. The track rocks right from the start with its huge chorus and superb instrumental, where each member receives their moment in the spotlight.
“As with the rest of the album, the song shows that Rush remain very much at the cutting edge of the genre, while keeping in touch with their roots. It’s the perfect balance of past and present.”
JAMES MONTEITH
TESSERACT
“For me it’s Caravan from Clockwork Angels. It has some captivating, technical bass work from Lee, and riffs galore from Lifeson, which makes this a classic I return to regularly. Not to mention the insane solo/jam combination… Absolute genius!”
TAYLOR HAWKINS
“The live version of A Passage To Bangkok off Exit… Stage Left is probably my favourite Rush moment of all time. I like this more than the album version; the feel is a bit funkier and some of the drumming is absolutely not of this world. Exit… Stage Left is probably my favourite Rush record, and this is definitely my favourite track from this record.”
JOHN MIDDLETON
SYLOSIS
“Circumstances is my choice. I really love the complexity of the Hemispheres album and the various lengthy twists and turns within the first track, but Circumstances is more of a hard-hitting classic rock song. The main thing that stood out to me was the riff leading into the chorus, which really reminded me of Tool – one of my favourite bands growing up. They were responsible for name dropping bands like Rush and King Crimson, which led me to really exploring the 70s classic prog stuff.”
FRANK VAN BOGAERT
FISH ON FRIDAY
“I’d choose The Trees from Hemispheres. This track has a gorgeous build-up, starting with a nylon guitar. Although one might expect this to evolve into a folky song, it twists into a fierce rock performance.
“I especially like the synth bass sound in the breakdown part. Also, as a youngster I was quite intrigued and wanted to know what instrument this was… turned out to be the mighty Taurus pedal. Also the lyrics in this song are quite engaging, as a statement in favour of equal rights for everyone.”
JAIME GOMEZ ARELLANO
MESSENGER
“It’s very hard to choose one Rush song above all others, but I think I’d go for Working Man. The intro riff is probably one of the finest in music history. And Neil Peart, although not on this, remains one of my biggest influences as a drummer.”
PHILL JUPITUS
“I find myself in the odd position of being loosely known as a bit of a Rush fan. I’m actually not. They are delightful and engaging chaps, and their management are ludicrously hospitable. But I’ve just worn their T-shirtson TV a few times by virtue of a mutual acquaintance. I decided to go and see them in Amsterdam a few years ago. They were very good. And YYZ was as insanely complex as it was incredibly catchy. The feeling in the room for them and the affection in which they are held, can’t fail to move anyone.”
STEVE ROTHERY
“Tom Sawyer is probably my favourite Rush track of all time. It has all the elements that makes them such a great band. With a great groove, several hooky riffs and a strong and anthemic vocal. The Moving Pictures album is by far an away my favourite album of theirs. And this is the prime cut from it.”
KIM SEVIOUR
TOUCHSTONE
“I really like Closer To The Heart. I love the simplicity of this song, and the overall feeling that runs through it. The lyrics – ‘I will draw the chart, sailing into destiny’ – are beautiful, and signify an empowering optimism that I’m really drawn to.”
MATT STEVENS
“I found Moving Pictures among a charity shop haul, and YYZ always stood out to me. It’s a rare thing, a great rock instrumental. The opening riff sounds like the mighty Voivod five years early. It also has a great solo. I think Lifeson is a very underrated guitar player, he’s like the prog Johnny Marr with loads of ideas and textures.”
GRANT NICHOLAS
FEEDER
“I first discovered Rush when I was around 11 years old, after hearing The Spirit Of Radio coming through the wall of my older brother’s bedroom. I was instantly drawn to the phasing guitar riff and drum fills. This is a classic Rush track taken from a great album, Permanent Waves. The musicianship on this album is so good, and Rush are still a great live band. This track is a flashback to my youth growing up in South Wales, listening to albums with my mates.”
ALAN STRAWBRIDGE
SCHNAUSER
“My choice is The Analog Kid. On the Signals album, Rush demonstrated how they’d developed the ability to write concise pop songs – with The Analog Kid being a fine example. Propelled by a breakneck ear-worm riff reminiscent of current prog-pop genii White Denim, and lyrically a lot more uplifting and emotional than their earlier albums, this track still retains the fresh power trio sound.
“This is alongside the last vestiges of the chunky production which made Moving Pictures and Permanent Waves such essential albums. They developed this songwriting style over their consecutive albums, but with diminishing returns often due to the production typical of the late 80s and 90s which never did them any favours.”
MIKE WEATHERLEY, MP
“It’s Something For Nothing from the album 2112. Not only is this song on the album that defined Rush, and not only is the track a fantastic head-banging, air-guitar monster bit of metal/rock, the track also has the ultimate lyrics to live your life by. Rush have always been masters of a meaning in many songs, but this one really shakes things up with a huge message: basically, ‘Don’t just sit on your arse dreaming and waiting for things to happen – you have to go out and make things happen. Life is in your own hands…’ I had the lyrics posted up above my desk for many years. An anthem played to a backdrop of screaming guitars. Love it.”
NICKY WIRE
MANIC STREET PREACHERS
“A Farewell To Kings is my favourite Rush album, along with Moving Pictures. Xanadu is one of the greatest instrumental sections of all time. The drumming’s phenomenal and the bass playing is as funky and cool as anything. Geddy’s got the strongest fingers. It sounds like he’s whacking the shit out of that Rickenbacker, the hardest bass to play.”
JOHN MITCHELL
“The one Rush song I really, really like is La Villa Strangiato. And the version I particularly like is the one off the live album Exit… Stage Left.
“The second half of the song, where Alex Lifeson starts playing the atmospheric guitar solo on the front pickup of the Les Paul in A minor, is both beautiful and evocative. I remember learning to play the whole thing with my school friends Phil and James Hearley in their parents’ attic when I was 16 years old.
“Of course the intro deserves a special mention as well, with the spooky guitar swells followed by what can only be described as a Spanish assault on the senses. The complex instrumental breakdown at the end displays the band’s technical virtuosity, and particularly why Geddy always won Best Bassist year in year out in the rock mag polls. I sort of had Rush foisted on me as a youth by the brothers, but while a lot of their catalogue passed me by, this track stuck for all the right reasons.”
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 04.01.15 14:22
- Segunda Parte:
- STEVEN WILSON
“I’d go for The Camera Eye from Moving Pictures. For me, this is Rush continuing in the tradition of their incredible 70s epics, but achieving something more structured and lyrically mature. As with the whole of the Moving Pictures album, it strikes a perfect balance between the power trio format of the 70s and the more layered keyboard- dominated sounds to come. It’s also got one of the great Alex Lifeson guitar solos – among so many!”
LAWRENCE GOWAN
STYX
“For 14 years, I was under the same management company as Rush, and therefore was aware of their musical development at relatively close range. Their song Limelight caught me immediately, and still does to this day. It’s so well crafted and at the time it stood apart melodically from their earlier work. To my interpretation, the lyric expresses something profound on the delicate subject of trying to balance fame with ‘real life’. That’s a tricky topic to put into perspective and still remain entertaining.”
DAVE BROCK
HAWKWIND
“I’d go for Between The Wheels from Grace Under Pressure. It has a powerful synth-bass presence, and some fantastic lead guitar playing from Alex Lifeson. This is a good, heavy piece, with interesting lyrics. Overall, a great prog rock number, from one of their best albums. Hawkwind toured with Rush in the States during the 70s – jolly fun was had by all of us.”
MIKE PORTNOY
“If I had to pick the quintessential Rush song, it would have to be La Villa Strangiato. When I was a teenager in the early 80s and in the heat of my deepest Rush influence, that was the benchmark for instrumental prowess. Not only for us drummers, but also for fellow bass players – that quick bass and drum breakdown – and guitarists – perhaps still Alex Lifeson’s greatest recorded solo.
“As I also stated in the Beyond The Lighted Stage film, to us blossoming musicians at the time, La Villa… was the ultimate musical challenge to learn, as no other instrumental song in rock history had that level of technical precision.”
DAVE KERZNER
“My favourite Rush song is Losing It from my favourite Rush album Signals. It’s one of the most emotionally charged Rush songs and the guest electric violin playing from Ben Mink is incredible! Peart’s lyrics are moving and the song is very melodic. Also, being a keyboard player, this whole album has the most early analogue keys of any Rush album and that really appeals to me.”
STUART NICHOLSON
GALAHAD
“I’m a big Rush fan, and my favourite track is probably Marathon from Power Windows which, for me, was their last truly great album. We actually used to play that song in local pubs in the early days of Galahad, which raised an eyebrow or two as it was such a big sound, especially for the time.”
DANNY CAVANAGH
ANATHEMA
“When I was about 12 years old, and beginning to discover music and exactly how much it meant to me, one of the bands most adored by the circle of music lovers in my class was Rush. I went along to a friend’s house one weekend and heard The Spirit Of Radio and I was very moved by it. There was a lyric in this song which still makes my hair stand on end to this day: ‘Emotional feedback/on a timeless wavelength’. Just beautiful.”
MICHEL ‘AWAY’ LANGEVIN
VOIVOD
“If I have to name one song that combines all the elements I like from Rush, it would be Natural Science from Permanent Waves. It’s a multi-part epic with a sci-fi quantum physics theme, and a touch of militant environmental consciousness.”
JACK BLADES
NIGHT RANGER
“Tom Sawyer shows the absolute ability of those musicians to be completely restrained when they want to be, and over-the-top unleashed when they want to be. It’s clever, it’s brilliant, it’s everything a song should be coming from great musicians.”
ROSS JENNINGS
HAKEN
“The Camera Eye is my pick. It contains everything you want to hear in a Rush song. Their infectious use of synth integrated into their signature riff-driven sound – and what a riff that is! – embellished with Neil Peart’s percussion wizardry, this is their last great prog epic.
“Its pacing and rhythm are catchy as hell. Yet it has an intense energy, and is lyrically captivating. To me, it’s their defining moment, and I’m also so thrilled it featured on their Time Machine tour.”
ARJEN LUCASSEN
“I got heavily into Rush as a teenager back in the early 70s – yes, I’m that old – mainly listening to and being inspired by 2112 and Hemispheres. But in hindsight, my favourite album has to be Permanent Waves because, in my humble opinion, it simply has the best tunes.
“Their late-80s ‘synthesizer period’ was not my cup of tea, but for me, Counterparts was an excellent return to form. In fact, the song Nobody’s Hero from Counterparts is probably my most treasured Rush song overall. I love the chord structure and the catchy melodies, coupled with Geddy’s great soothing vocals and Neal Peart’s thought-provoking lyrics about homosexuality and AIDS.”
PAT CASH
“For whatever reason unknown to me, Hemispheres is not regarded as a classic Rush album by many. But I can’t disagree more. For me, it’s the ultimate Rush album, and the first real prog rock record I ever got into. Sure, I knew about Pink Floyd and Genesis, but Rush were almost unknown in Australia, and that was kinda cool.
“Cygnus-X1 Book II: Hemispheres, the first side of the album, is quite extraordinary. It really has everything a prog rock album should have. It’s all about mystery of the gods. What ultimately blew me away was the huge sound for a three-piece band. Geddy Lee’s voice, of course, is something very unusual. The first side is officially one song swerving back and forth with changes and atmosphere. The first 12 minutes, with its twists and turns, leads to a spooky three minutes before they stomp back again into what is my favourite piece of Rush music, bar none.
“It made a huge impact on me as a teenager, and to this day still does. The song finishes with beautifully sweet lyrics showing all the sides of Rush that we love. Neil Peart really is a poet, and has the talent of making lyrics timeless. They seem as poignant now as they would have been when the gods were creating the universe.”
BARNEY GREENWAY
NAPALM DEATH
“I’d go for 2112, despite its length. The track’s so catchy and has some very heavy moments. There’s a riff in there that’s really powerful.”
MIKE HOLMES
IQ
“YYZ sounded great when it first came out in the early 80s, and sounds even better when they do it live now. On the 2012 Clockwork Angels tour when they used the live strings it sounded massive. For me, this was the beginning of prog metal, and became a blueprint for a whole genre. Neil Peart is all over this track – he absolutely nailed it and really set a standard for others to aspire to.”
ROBERT REED
“Power Windows is my favourite Rush album by far. The production is amazing and the use of keyboards is really tasty.
“The songs are so melodic. Marathon has all the best examples of this. It’s a great song and the middle section solo just blows me away. A huge keyboard part drops in after a brilliant solo, and it’s spine tingling. The drumming is amazing. Rush peaked with Power Windows.”
MATT HALPERN
PERIPHERY
“I remember hearing La Villa Strangiato by Rush, and it was the longest song I had ever heard at the time. I didn’t even know bands were allowed to write songs that long at the time! I’d like to think La Villa Strangiato has inspired me to be open minded about letting songs grow, and breathe when writing songs with Periphery.”
JOE ELLIOTT
DEF LEPPARD
“I saw Rush play Xanadu live at their first ever UK gig. This was at the Sheffield City Hall back in 1977. It was the solitary new song they played on that tour, and as I already had the live album All The World’s A Stage, which is pretty much what they played, the only thing I wasn’t familiar with. But it stood out as an epic piece. It’s 11 minutes long and musically meandering from quiet to very loud all the way through… Amazing stuff.”
MIKKO VON HERTZEN
“I went to this music-oriented high school back in the day called Sibelius High. Moving Pictures was a big thing for us. There, we had band with my elder brother Kie, which was called Venus Flytrap, a prog band with time signatures that would throw off even ourselves occasionally. Inspired by the Morse code of YYZ, we started our gigs with this awkward instrumental piece of music which in fact was the Morse code of our band’s name. We thought it was cool. I don’t think many people agreed.”
NIALL MATHEWSON
PALLAS
“There are two Rush tracks that had a big influence on me as a songwriter. The Big Money – I love the premise and drive of this track. Manhattan Project – this track was so powerful live and, for me, the imagery that goes with it is just brilliant. And scary.”
GRUTLE KJELLSON
ENSLAVED
“I’ve picked a Rush fave for this that has little to do with the classics. Today, my Rush song is one of the hits of my youth; one of the legendary songs on the Hear ’n Aid [famine relief] album. You know, when heavy guys used to care: Distant Early Warning. Not necessarily the best Rush song, but the best of the 80s.”
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 05.01.15 1:47
Llego la hora, llego el momento...¡la discografía comentada de Rush por La Plazoleta ya tiene fecha oficial!
Como ya se ha comentado en el hilo de Supertramp la idea era abrir tópic para la discografía a finales de febrero...pero como cae en fin de semana...mejor posponerlo unos días.
Dicho lo cual, os informo que el 2 de marzo abriré el tópic para que llevemos a cabo, de una vez por todas, la labor de comentar la discografía del trío canadiense por antonomasia.
Como ya se ha comentado en el hilo de Supertramp la idea era abrir tópic para la discografía a finales de febrero...pero como cae en fin de semana...mejor posponerlo unos días.
Dicho lo cual, os informo que el 2 de marzo abriré el tópic para que llevemos a cabo, de una vez por todas, la labor de comentar la discografía del trío canadiense por antonomasia.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 06.01.15 17:11
http://prog.teamrock.com/news/2015-01-06/rush-s-peart-in-two-minds-about-touring
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por BeadyWho? 06.01.15 17:34
danitoledo escribió:Llego la hora, llego el momento...¡la discografía comentada de Rush por La Plazoleta ya tiene fecha oficial!
Como ya se ha comentado en el hilo de Supertramp la idea era abrir tópic para la discografía a finales de febrero...pero como cae en fin de semana...mejor posponerlo unos días.
Dicho lo cual, os informo que el 2 de marzo abriré el tópic para que llevemos a cabo, de una vez por todas, la labor de comentar la discografía del trío canadiense por antonomasia.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 11.01.15 18:06
Me encuentro esto leyendo por aquí y acullá:
Friday on the Loop 97.9 in Chicago said that Rush was touring in 2015.
Y más oficialmente este tweet de Donna Halper:
Friday on the Loop 97.9 in Chicago said that Rush was touring in 2015.
Y más oficialmente este tweet de Donna Halper:
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por Monra 12.01.15 15:32
En 1974.... cuando veo este tipo de "afotos" siempre me pregunto que será del público, en éste caso, el menda subido a la valla. Vamos, como le reconozca uno de sus nietos...
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por sonic buzzard 14.01.15 8:31
He abierto una encuestilla a raiz del remix del Vapor Trails:
https://www.foroazkenarock.com/t48589-vapor-trails-2002-vs-vapor-trails-remixed-2013
https://www.foroazkenarock.com/t48589-vapor-trails-2002-vs-vapor-trails-remixed-2013
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por SAL PARADISE 14.01.15 9:04
BeadyWho? escribió:danitoledo escribió:Llego la hora, llego el momento...¡la discografía comentada de Rush por La Plazoleta ya tiene fecha oficial!
Como ya se ha comentado en el hilo de Supertramp la idea era abrir tópic para la discografía a finales de febrero...pero como cae en fin de semana...mejor posponerlo unos días.
Dicho lo cual, os informo que el 2 de marzo abriré el tópic para que llevemos a cabo, de una vez por todas, la labor de comentar la discografía del trío canadiense por antonomasia.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por BeadyWho? 14.01.15 11:40
Si hay que elegir yo prefiero el Caress of Steel.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por beriboogie 14.01.15 20:00
SAL PARADISE escribió:BeadyWho? escribió:danitoledo escribió:Llego la hora, llego el momento...¡la discografía comentada de Rush por La Plazoleta ya tiene fecha oficial!
Como ya se ha comentado en el hilo de Supertramp la idea era abrir tópic para la discografía a finales de febrero...pero como cae en fin de semana...mejor posponerlo unos días.
Dicho lo cual, os informo que el 2 de marzo abriré el tópic para que llevemos a cabo, de una vez por todas, la labor de comentar la discografía del trío canadiense por antonomasia.
En su dia se empezó a revisar su discografía . Pero si que estaria bien abrir un nuevo topic
AQUÏ
https://www.foroazkenarock.com/t170-finding-my-waythe-rush-topic?highlight=rush
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 14.01.15 20:15
beriboogie escribió:SAL PARADISE escribió:BeadyWho? escribió:danitoledo escribió:Llego la hora, llego el momento...¡la discografía comentada de Rush por La Plazoleta ya tiene fecha oficial!
Como ya se ha comentado en el hilo de Supertramp la idea era abrir tópic para la discografía a finales de febrero...pero como cae en fin de semana...mejor posponerlo unos días.
Dicho lo cual, os informo que el 2 de marzo abriré el tópic para que llevemos a cabo, de una vez por todas, la labor de comentar la discografía del trío canadiense por antonomasia.
En su dia se empezó a revisar su discografía . Pero si que estaria bien abrir un nuevo topic
AQUÏ
https://www.foroazkenarock.com/t170-finding-my-waythe-rush-topic?highlight=rush
Yo voto por abrir nuevo tópic siguiendo el ejemplo de las discografías comentadas que el gran Refrescos ha ido abriendo.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 14.01.15 20:16
BeadyWho? escribió:Si hay que elegir yo prefiero el Caress of Steel.
Son muchos discos de los que hablaremos, igual no habría ni foreros para tantos discos sin repetir...
Mejor hablar del disco entre todos. A piñón.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 14.01.15 20:17
Y un nuevo update. Ésto es lo que se rumorea...
Columbus, OH (6/8)
Buffalo, NY (6/10)
Chicago, IL (6/12)
Detroit, MI (6/14)
Boston, MA - TD Garden (6/23) - briefly listed at TM/LN
New York, NY - Madison Square Garden (6/29) - briefly listed at TM/LN
St. Louis, MO (6/??)
Tulsa, OK - BOK Center (7/19) - allegedly briefly listed at BOK Center website
Las Vegas, NV (8/1)
Hartford/New Haven, CT (??) - toward end of summer according to promoter Jim Koplik
Columbus, OH (6/8)
Buffalo, NY (6/10)
Chicago, IL (6/12)
Detroit, MI (6/14)
Boston, MA - TD Garden (6/23) - briefly listed at TM/LN
New York, NY - Madison Square Garden (6/29) - briefly listed at TM/LN
St. Louis, MO (6/??)
Tulsa, OK - BOK Center (7/19) - allegedly briefly listed at BOK Center website
Las Vegas, NV (8/1)
Hartford/New Haven, CT (??) - toward end of summer according to promoter Jim Koplik
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 21.01.15 15:46
Donna Halper ya dijo el 10 de enero lo siguiente:
Rush will tour but perhaps in short segments. After all, the guys are getting older; plus Neil doesn't wanna be away from his kid too long.
Y ayer dijo esto, dando como inminente la fecha de anuncio del tour:
For those asking me about when Rush will tour, refer to my previous tweet on the subject. But more information will be coming very soon.
A lo que hay que sumar la nueva web oficial, a la que han dado un mega lavado de cara:
http://www.rush.com/
Con suerte antes de que acabe enero sueltan el bombazo.
Rush will tour but perhaps in short segments. After all, the guys are getting older; plus Neil doesn't wanna be away from his kid too long.
Y ayer dijo esto, dando como inminente la fecha de anuncio del tour:
For those asking me about when Rush will tour, refer to my previous tweet on the subject. But more information will be coming very soon.
A lo que hay que sumar la nueva web oficial, a la que han dado un mega lavado de cara:
http://www.rush.com/
Con suerte antes de que acabe enero sueltan el bombazo.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por BeadyWho? 21.01.15 16:27
Yo también lo prefiero así, la verdad.danitoledo escribió:BeadyWho? escribió:Si hay que elegir yo prefiero el Caress of Steel.
Son muchos discos de los que hablaremos, igual no habría ni foreros para tantos discos sin repetir...
Mejor hablar del disco entre todos. A piñón.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 22.01.15 7:58
Tienen la web petada. No puedo entrar.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por from the mars hotel 22.01.15 7:59
Celebrating 40 years, Rush and Live Nation confirmed that the R40 LIVE Tour will visit 34 cities throughout North America this summer beginning May 8 in Tulsa, OK and finishing August 1st in Los Angeles, CA. These not to be missed concerts will highlight four decades of the band’s music. Tickets for the RUSH: R40 LIVE TOUR will go on sale starting January 30th in select markets at Ticketmaster.com and LiveNation.com.
DATE LOCATION VENUE TICKETS
MAY 8, 2015 TULSA BOK CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 10, 2015 LINCOLN PINNACLE BANK ARENA ON SALE SOON
MAY 12, 2015 ST. PAUL XCEL ENERGY CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 14, 2015 ST. LOUIS SCOTTRADE CENTER ON SALE SOON
MAY 16, 2015 AUSTIN 360 AMPITHEATER ON SALE SOON
MAY 26, 2015 ATLANTA VERIZON WIRELESS AMPITHEATRE ON SALE SOON
JUNE 19, 2015 TORONTO (II) AIR CANADA CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JUNE 21, 2015 MONTREAL BELL CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 7, 2015
JUNE 25, 2015 PHILADELPHIA THE WELLS FARGO CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 11, 2015 DENVER PEPSI CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 15, 2015 CALGARY SCOTIABANK SADDLEDOME ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JULY 19, 2015 SEATTLE KEY ARENA ON SALE SOON
JULY 23, 2015 SAN JOSE SAP CENTER AT SAN JOSE ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 27, 2015 PHOENIX US AIRWAYS CENTER ON SALE SOON
AUGUST 1, 2015 LOS ANGELES THE FORUM ON SALE SOON
DATE LOCATION VENUE TICKETS
MAY 8, 2015 TULSA BOK CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 10, 2015 LINCOLN PINNACLE BANK ARENA ON SALE SOON
MAY 12, 2015 ST. PAUL XCEL ENERGY CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 14, 2015 ST. LOUIS SCOTTRADE CENTER ON SALE SOON
MAY 16, 2015 AUSTIN 360 AMPITHEATER ON SALE SOON
MAY 26, 2015 ATLANTA VERIZON WIRELESS AMPITHEATRE ON SALE SOON
JUNE 19, 2015 TORONTO (II) AIR CANADA CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JUNE 21, 2015 MONTREAL BELL CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 7, 2015
JUNE 25, 2015 PHILADELPHIA THE WELLS FARGO CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 11, 2015 DENVER PEPSI CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 15, 2015 CALGARY SCOTIABANK SADDLEDOME ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JULY 19, 2015 SEATTLE KEY ARENA ON SALE SOON
JULY 23, 2015 SAN JOSE SAP CENTER AT SAN JOSE ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 27, 2015 PHOENIX US AIRWAYS CENTER ON SALE SOON
AUGUST 1, 2015 LOS ANGELES THE FORUM ON SALE SOON
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 22.01.15 8:14
from the mars hotel escribió:Celebrating 40 years, Rush and Live Nation confirmed that the R40 LIVE Tour will visit 34 cities throughout North America this summer beginning May 8 in Tulsa, OK and finishing August 1st in Los Angeles, CA. These not to be missed concerts will highlight four decades of the band’s music. Tickets for the RUSH: R40 LIVE TOUR will go on sale starting January 30th in select markets at Ticketmaster.com and LiveNation.com.
DATE LOCATION VENUE TICKETS
MAY 8, 2015 TULSA BOK CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 10, 2015 LINCOLN PINNACLE BANK ARENA ON SALE SOON
MAY 12, 2015 ST. PAUL XCEL ENERGY CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 14, 2015 ST. LOUIS SCOTTRADE CENTER ON SALE SOON
MAY 16, 2015 AUSTIN 360 AMPITHEATER ON SALE SOON
MAY 26, 2015 ATLANTA VERIZON WIRELESS AMPITHEATRE ON SALE SOON
JUNE 17, 2015 TORONTO (I) AIR CANADA CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JUNE 19, 2015 TORONTO (II) AIR CANADA CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JUNE 21, 2015 MONTREAL BELL CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 7, 2015
JUNE 25, 2015 PHILADELPHIA THE WELLS FARGO CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 11, 2015 DENVER PEPSI CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 15, 2015 CALGARY SCOTIABANK SADDLEDOME ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JULY 19, 2015 SEATTLE KEY ARENA ON SALE SOON
JULY 23, 2015 SAN JOSE SAP CENTER AT SAN JOSE ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 27, 2015 PHOENIX US AIRWAYS CENTER ON SALE SOON
AUGUST 1, 2015 LOS ANGELES THE FORUM ON SALE SOON
Bien...y ¿dónde están las 19 fechas que faltan?
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 22.01.15 8:41
Bueno, pues esto es todo. A la espera de las 19 fechas que faltan y ver si las meten entre medias de estas o las dejan para septiembre/octubre y van en segmentos como Donna Halper dijo.
Me encantaría ir y hacerme un Crüe - Rush allá, pero a día de hoy la idea ha perdido fuelle. Lo veo muy complicado.
Me encantaría ir y hacerme un Crüe - Rush allá, pero a día de hoy la idea ha perdido fuelle. Lo veo muy complicado.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 22.01.15 8:47
MAY 8, 2015 TULSA BOK CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 10, 2015 LINCOLN PINNACLE BANK ARENA ON SALE SOON
MAY 12, 2015 ST. PAUL XCEL ENERGY CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 14, 2015 ST. LOUIS SCOTTRADE CENTER ON SALE SOON
MAY 16, 2015 AUSTIN 360 AMPITHEATER ON SALE SOON
MAY 18, 2015 DALLAS AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 20, 2015 HOUSTON THE TOYOTA CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 22, 2015 NEW ORLEANS SMOOTHIE KING CENTER ON SALE SOON
MAY 24, 2015 TAMPA AMALIE ARENA ON SALE SOON
MAY 26, 2015 ATLANTA VERIZON WIRELESS AMPITHEATRE ON SALE SOON
MAY 28, 2015 GREENSBORO THE GREENSBORO COLISEUM ON SALE SOON
MAY 30, 2015 BRISTOW (DC AREA) JIFFY LUBE LIVE ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 8, 2015 COLUMBUS NATIONWIDE ARENA ON SALE SOON
JUNE 10, 2015 BUFFALO FIRST NIAGARA CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 12, 2015 CHICAGO UNITED CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 14, 2015 DETROIT PALACE OF AUBURN HILLS ON SALE SOON
JUNE 17, 2015 TORONTO (I) AIR CANADA CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JUNE 19, 2015 TORONTO (II) AIR CANADA CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JUNE 21, 2015 MONTREAL BELL CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 7, 2015
JUNE 23, 2015 BOSTON TD GARDEN ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 25, 2015 PHILADELPHIA THE WELLS FARGO CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 27, 2015 NEWARK PRUDENTIAL CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 29, 2015 NEW YORK MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 9, 2015 KANSAS CITY SPRINT CENTER ON SALE SOON
JULY 11, 2015 DENVER PEPSI CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 13, 2015 SALT LAKE CITY MAVERIK CENTER ON SALE SOON
JULY 15, 2015 CALGARY SCOTIABANK SADDLEDOME ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JULY 17, 2015 VANCOUVER ROGERS ARENA ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JULY 19, 2015 SEATTLE KEY ARENA ON SALE SOON
JULY 21, 2015 PORTLAND MODA CENTER ON SALE SOON
JULY 23, 2015 SAN JOSE SAP CENTER AT SAN JOSE ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 25, 2015 LAS VEGAS MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA ON SALE SOON
JULY 27, 2015 PHOENIX US AIRWAYS CENTER ON SALE SOON
JULY 30, 2015 IRVINE MEADOWS VERIZON WIRELESS AMPHITHEATRE ON SALE SOON
AUGUST 1, 2015 LOS ANGELES THE FORUM
MAY 10, 2015 LINCOLN PINNACLE BANK ARENA ON SALE SOON
MAY 12, 2015 ST. PAUL XCEL ENERGY CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 14, 2015 ST. LOUIS SCOTTRADE CENTER ON SALE SOON
MAY 16, 2015 AUSTIN 360 AMPITHEATER ON SALE SOON
MAY 18, 2015 DALLAS AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 20, 2015 HOUSTON THE TOYOTA CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
MAY 22, 2015 NEW ORLEANS SMOOTHIE KING CENTER ON SALE SOON
MAY 24, 2015 TAMPA AMALIE ARENA ON SALE SOON
MAY 26, 2015 ATLANTA VERIZON WIRELESS AMPITHEATRE ON SALE SOON
MAY 28, 2015 GREENSBORO THE GREENSBORO COLISEUM ON SALE SOON
MAY 30, 2015 BRISTOW (DC AREA) JIFFY LUBE LIVE ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 8, 2015 COLUMBUS NATIONWIDE ARENA ON SALE SOON
JUNE 10, 2015 BUFFALO FIRST NIAGARA CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 12, 2015 CHICAGO UNITED CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 14, 2015 DETROIT PALACE OF AUBURN HILLS ON SALE SOON
JUNE 17, 2015 TORONTO (I) AIR CANADA CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JUNE 19, 2015 TORONTO (II) AIR CANADA CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JUNE 21, 2015 MONTREAL BELL CENTRE ON SALE FEBRUARY 7, 2015
JUNE 23, 2015 BOSTON TD GARDEN ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 25, 2015 PHILADELPHIA THE WELLS FARGO CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 27, 2015 NEWARK PRUDENTIAL CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JUNE 29, 2015 NEW YORK MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 9, 2015 KANSAS CITY SPRINT CENTER ON SALE SOON
JULY 11, 2015 DENVER PEPSI CENTER ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 13, 2015 SALT LAKE CITY MAVERIK CENTER ON SALE SOON
JULY 15, 2015 CALGARY SCOTIABANK SADDLEDOME ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JULY 17, 2015 VANCOUVER ROGERS ARENA ON SALE FEBRUARY 6, 2015
JULY 19, 2015 SEATTLE KEY ARENA ON SALE SOON
JULY 21, 2015 PORTLAND MODA CENTER ON SALE SOON
JULY 23, 2015 SAN JOSE SAP CENTER AT SAN JOSE ON SALE JANUARY 30, 2015
JULY 25, 2015 LAS VEGAS MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA ON SALE SOON
JULY 27, 2015 PHOENIX US AIRWAYS CENTER ON SALE SOON
JULY 30, 2015 IRVINE MEADOWS VERIZON WIRELESS AMPHITHEATRE ON SALE SOON
AUGUST 1, 2015 LOS ANGELES THE FORUM
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 22.01.15 8:50
Ahora sí, ahí esta el tour completo.
Al final resultaron ser ciertas esas filtraciones de Boston y Nueva York. Pedazo patinada pegó el ticketmaster americano.
Al final resultaron ser ciertas esas filtraciones de Boston y Nueva York. Pedazo patinada pegó el ticketmaster americano.
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 22.01.15 14:38
La puta noticia del día no puede caer tan rápido...¡Aupa!
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por BeadyWho? 22.01.15 14:39
A ver cuándo cuadran la gira europea..
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por Coltrane 22.01.15 14:41
el otro día me puse a escuchar el primer disco de esta gente..
¿ es Vince Neil el que canta ahí ?
¿ es Vince Neil el que canta ahí ?
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 22.01.15 14:46
Napoleon Wilson escribió:el otro día me puse a escuchar el primer disco de esta gente..
¿ es Vince Neil el que canta ahí ?
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por Coltrane 22.01.15 14:48
a ver, chaval, es la misma vozdanitoledo escribió:Napoleon Wilson escribió:el otro día me puse a escuchar el primer disco de esta gente..
¿ es Vince Neil el que canta ahí ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGCdLw_OlfA
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 22.01.15 14:53
Napoleon Wilson escribió:a ver, chaval, es la misma vozdanitoledo escribió:Napoleon Wilson escribió:el otro día me puse a escuchar el primer disco de esta gente..
¿ es Vince Neil el que canta ahí ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGCdLw_OlfA
El tonito que pones por ese chaval que sueltas, te lo podías ahorrar.
Ah, y no, no es la misma voz.
Última edición por danitoledo el 22.01.15 14:54, editado 1 vez
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Re: Finding my way::::the RUSH topic
por danitoledo 22.01.15 14:53
El nuevo kit de batería de Neil Peart para esta gira:
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