Just got back from seeing an SJ.com favorite...

[Bob Cook]

Not only were they great, but in a stunning upset, there were women in the crowd.

 

[Sam Mills 51]

Glad you enjoyed it. More than two months ago, and it's still with me.

Still got it don't they, Bob?

 

[Sxysprtswrtr]

I have no idea who those people are.

... until I looked at the properties of that photo.

Sorry Sam_Mills.
:)

 

[Bob Cook]

Glad you enjoyed it. More than two months ago, and it's still with me.

Still got it don't they, Bob?

I'd say watching these guys perform a 3-hour, energetic show, and realizing they're in their mid-50s doing it night after night, is as impressive an athletic feat as anything I've seen lately.

Capsule of the show: lots of stuff from the new album, a few obvious favorites (with "Tom Sawyer" introduced by a South Park clip of Cartman messing up the song), and a lot of deep, deep cuts -- "Circumstances," "Digital Man," "Entre Nous" and "Witch Hunt," for starters. Though I know they played "Witch Hunt" in a recent tour. Rush exists now as the world's most popular cult band.

 

[Editude]

First concert, late 70s, junior high. Jams and more jams, before they got (relatively) poppy in the early 80s.

 

[Sam Mills 51]

I was pleased with the show, as well. The intro to "Tom Sawyer" was as good as any way I've seen to keep some fun in something that everyone knew was coming.

"Digital Man," "Entre Nous," "Natural Science" and "Witch Hunt" were great deep cuts.

I think the comments about their ability to still be fresh, energetic, musical and ANYTHING but a caricature of themselves is the ultimate tribute. Long live Rush. (Hi, Sxy!)

 

[ArnoldBabar]

I have no idea who those people are.

... until I looked at the properties of that photo.

Sorry Sam_Mills.
:)

Ha! I did the same thing.

Although, I admit to being obsessed with Moving Pictures in junior high.

 

[pallister]

I wouldn't recognize Lifeson and Peart without Geddy Lee, even though I saw them two months ago. I'll add to the praise. It's amazing they're still so damn good 30-plus years later.