Rush in Denver.
Phenomenal show, it's crazy how tight they are now at this point in the tour. Everyone's on fire and Geddy's voice sounds better than it did on the 2015 tour.
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They're super tight right now. I saw them in Fort Worth in June and they'd only played a handful of shows at that point. They sounded great then, but Monday night was noticeably better and that seems to be the consensus as the tour rolls on. Geddy is hitting every note and the playing is ferocious. More than that though, they're all clearly having a blast.Got a ticket for 10/27 in DC, but want to go to 10/25 here as well.
Started watching the Peart doc on uToob and it's clear Alex and Geddy were in a great place to perform again. I've avoided any clips from this tour, just waiting to see it for myself. Glad to hear the consistent praises for how they're sounding.
They’ve reworked the venue and our seats moved.And the reason I remembered this whole thread…
I just got tickets for this.
Admittedly, I’m in it for 2 or 3 acts and then open to hearing stuff from the unknown-to-me bands.
Tim is a bro-country kind of style, but without obnoxious lyrics. I guess. I don’t know.
His kids went to the same school as my grand kids. He’d pick his kids up after school like a normal dad. Just a decent person from all accounts.
He has stuff that gets radio play.
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Curious to hear how his voice is now.Snagged tickets to see Burton Cummings in Kitchener on December 18.
I saw The Guess Who with John Kay and Steppenwolf live at The Wiltern in 1986. Burton was the only original member of The Guess Who for that tour. It was a fun show. Both bands were great. The audience was a step back into the 60's. I had never seen real hippies before. Bell bottoms, flowers. There was a Manson cult vibe too. It was a tad scary.Snagged tickets to see Burton Cummings in Kitchener on December 18.