Why the Rush?
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I sometimes don’t know if a day is really going to get off the ground until Neil’s drumsticks make first contact at the start of “Limelight.”
Am I one of those fans who has memorized all the lyrics to “By-Tor and the Snowdog?” I am not, but I love Rush and have huge respect for the guys and their talent. The “Beyond the Lighted Stage“ documentary is one of the best music documentaries I’ve seen.
And nice Mr. Jones!
Spirit of Radio,Available Light,Roll the bones...Classics.
Geddy Lee is one of the best rock bassists around.
❤️Dragon Ball Z!
Three truly amazingly talented musicians. RIP the Professor---
Huge Rush fan here. I'll never forget the day I first heard 2112.
Huge Rush fan here! I saw them in '81 and '83 in concert. They are simply amazing live. Fly by Night was the album that first got me interested, as I am a huge Tolkien fan.
Any ties to the band or its music for these or other watches?
What do you know, Geddy is a watch collector! https://wornandwound.com/geddy-lee-clockwork-angel/
Oh Man, I love Rush! I only saw them live once, but what a show. It was at the Palladium in New York and Motorhead was the opening act. I was in the second row and probably close enough to touch Geddy Lee if I wanted. They were amazing and that was many moons ago. I was around 18 and I'm 58 now.
Yeah, Rush is awesome, Hmeispheres, 2212, A Farewell to Kings and Permanent Waves are always on rotation for me, hard to decide my favroite from Rush, most albums are really good.
Huge Rush fan here. I'll never forget the day I first heard 2112.
I still remember the kid next door bringing it over and us throwing it onto my record player.
I sometimes don’t know if a day is really going to get off the ground until Neil’s drumsticks make first contact at the start of “Limelight.”
Am I one of those fans who has memorized all the lyrics to “By-Tor and the Snowdog?” I am not, but I love Rush and have huge respect for the guys and their talent. The “Beyond the Lighted Stage“ documentary is one of the best music documentaries I’ve seen.
And nice Mr. Jones!
Neil is such a legend, I feel incredibly grateful I got to see him live. RIP Mr Professor! I did not yet get a chance to watch the documentary but will but it on my list!
Three truly amazingly talented musicians. RIP the Professor---
My initial intention was the link the 3 watches to the 3 guys. Thinking of the Dragonball Z for Neil, as he shares a nice moustache with Master Roshi and both of them are professors in their own way. I just don’t think that Neil was an old pervert 😂
Huge Rush fan here. I'll never forget the day I first heard 2112.
What I find incredible is the breadth of their catalogue. You could almost live a life only listening to Rush. OK that would be a bit sad since there is so much great music out there but still, it would not be a bad choice.
Huge Rush fan here! I saw them in '81 and '83 in concert. They are simply amazing live. Fly by Night was the album that first got me interested, as I am a huge Tolkien fan.
Wow, that’s incredible. Since I was born in ‘86, I can say that I missed their ‘prime’ years. Amazing that such a band can transcend generations while still staying « relatively » unknown in the popular sphere (at least in Europe).
What do you know, Geddy is a watch collector! https://wornandwound.com/geddy-lee-clockwork-angel/
I had no clue! What a coincidence. A Geddy Lee X Worn & Wound x ???. What would be your pick of brands for him to collaborate with?
Oh Man, I love Rush! I only saw them live once, but what a show. It was at the Palladium in New York and Motorhead was the opening act. I was in the second row and probably close enough to touch Geddy Lee if I wanted. They were amazing and that was many moons ago. I was around 18 and I'm 58 now.
That‘s great, thanks for sharing. The only time I got to see them was actually 10 years ago. It was also in NYC, at the Barclays center, not exactly intimate but great nonetheless.
Not sure he would do that as he seems to prefer vintage.
Raymond Weil has done a few artist homages...
Yeah, Rush is awesome, Hmeispheres, 2212, A Farewell to Kings and Permanent Waves are always on rotation for me, hard to decide my favroite from Rush, most albums are really good.
No need to decide, let’s just enjoy them all
I still remember the kid next door bringing it over and us throwing it onto my record player.
Imagine that this will never happen again, you will just get a link to a Spotify album and listen to it on your iPhone. Same result, less communion.
Imagine that this will never happen again, you will just get a link to a Spotify album and listen to it on your iPhone. Same result, less communion.
My kids are actually getting back into vinyl. Who’d have thought??